Bad women are always eyeing me covetously.

Instead of asking about the Star Core Hunter, Emerald calmly changed the subject.

To be honest, even the company knew about what was happening in Luofu.

As luck would have it, my little fox was also in Luofu, traveling with the Starry Sky Train to relax... but coincidentally, I couldn't get in touch with her.

Upon seeing the lipstick stain on Xi Lan's face that she hadn't had time to wipe off, Emerald could already guess what was going on.

It's probably something like some shameless former guardian kidnapped their little fox and won't let anyone contact them.

Hmph, Star Core Hunters. Wherever the Star Train is, these guys will show up and cause some trouble.

But now is not the time to dwell on these things.

Emerald rarely showed such a serious expression, and even the smile on her face faded slightly: "Your safety is the most important thing. The matters on the Immortal Ship can naturally be left to the Starry Sky Train. Do you need me to have someone bring you back first?"

“I’m fine, Lady Emerald. If I realize something’s wrong, I’ll hide.”

Xi Lan smiled, indicating that she had not encountered any danger.

For her, the most dangerous person was probably Kafka.

Miss Fox glanced at someone subtly out of the corner of her eye, and only breathed a sigh of relief after realizing that the other person's attention was not on them.

Emerald glanced at Xi Lan with a subtle look, like a parent doting on their child, and finally gave a helpless reply.

"If you want to come back, I can come and bring you back anytime."

"As for the Star Core Hunters, keep them away from bad guys, understand?" Emerald emphasized the word 'bad guys'.

"Ah, um, I will." She was a little guilty, but she still answered.

Hearing their conversation, Kafka chuckled indifferently, remaining remarkably calm in the face of Emerald's provocation.

She moved her fingers slightly, and the transparent silk thread that had once bound Xi Lan gradually wrapped around the little fox who was engrossed in talking to the jade.

By the time Xi Lan realized something was wrong, the threads manipulated by Kafka had already gradually wrapped around her body.

And with skillful application, the silk threads wrapped around Xi Lan's body with just the right tightness, caressing her skin and leaving distinct red marks in areas that were particularly sensitive to her.

She smiled and narrowed her eyes, like a fox, watching with amusement as Xi Lan tried to conceal herself from Emerald. Her restrained demeanor was quite amusing.

Xi Lan took a deep breath. Although she didn't know what was wrong with this guy, there was a high probability that he had heard every word that Lady Emerald had said.

Don't drag me into your own business!

Am I some kind of plaything that can be toyed with at will?!

Although Xi Lan desperately wanted to break free from Kafka's threads, she maintained a normal demeanor and recounted the events that had transpired on the Immortal Boat to the lady in order to preserve her image in front of Emerald.

This is a strange feeling, tsk.

Unconsciously rubbing her thighs, Xi Lan could only cross her legs, her tail wagging restlessly.

This unfamiliar feeling was unbearable for her and brought her a strong sense of unease.

"Then please rest well, Ms. Emerald. I will not turn off my terminal from now on. You and Yelena can certainly contact me."

Little Yelena?

Kafka was openly eavesdropping, seemingly hoping to hear Yulan utter a few unfamiliar names.

"Okay, I understand. I'll be back immediately if anything happens, so don't worry."

Xi Lan revealed a smile that was not at all deceitful, and expressed her loyalty to Lady Emerald in front of Kafka.

“I am yours, of course I am your Xilan.”

For some reason, as soon as she finished speaking, the silk threads that had been loosely wrapped around her body tightened, as if afraid that Xi Lan would escape, and wrapped tightly around her body.

It's somewhat suffocating.

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Chapter 106 Someone's about to be exposed, but I won't say.

After finding an excuse to end the call, Xi Lan, whose ears were already bright red, quickly turned around and looked at Kafka, who was smiling, with a rather unfriendly expression.

"What are you doing?"

I was too naive to think that this guy wouldn't do anything strange.

She bit her lower lip, wrapped it around her body, and caressed her sensitive skin, which only made the crimson at the corner of Xi Lan's eyes appear even more vivid.

"Let me go quickly!"

This strange feeling was completely unfamiliar to her, while the silvery-white tail behind her swayed slightly unnaturally.

All she wanted now was for Kafka to get rid of the threads and stop giving her such strange sensations.

"Hmm...of course."

Kafka, with a smile, like a kind and gentle elder, walked at a leisurely pace to Xilan.

But those eyes seemed to be thinking about something else, which inevitably gave her a bad feeling.

"You and that person have a very good relationship."

Those nimble fingers hooked Xi Lan's chin, then slowly moved to her cheek.

He touched her earlobe, which was bright red, even more subtly.

Looking down at Xi Lan's eyes that were fixed on her, Kafka could clearly feel that her reflection was mirrored in those light purple eyes.

"How can someone be so innocent?"

She chuckled lightly: "Didn't that person teach you this kind of knowledge?"

"What..?"

The doubt clearly visible in Xi Lan's eyes didn't seem fake.

Upon receiving this answer, Kafka's smile deepened. Although she herself didn't know why the other party was so happy to hear this answer, the increasingly bad premonition in her heart made Yulan subconsciously shudder.

I really want to offer to teach you... but I'm afraid that just as I'm about to make my move, the other person will bite me hard.

He might never speak to her again.

Hmm... I guess I should just forget about this kind of thing.

Although she almost lost her mind after hearing those words, Kafka didn't really want to do anything to hurt her.

"Hmm, it's still a little fox. It's better if it doesn't know some things."

In the end, she simply leaned down and pressed her soft, moist lips against Xi Lan's cheek.

"Okay, okay, I was just kidding. I'll let you go now."

She narrowed her eyes, concealing the dark and impractical thoughts in her heart, and easily untangled the threads binding Xi Lan.

Then, smiling, she looked at a certain silver-white little fox—no, it should be considered a large fox—who rushed into the bathroom the moment Kafka released the silk thread.

Only this person remained, standing alone in the living room, gazing meaningfully at the tightly closed door.

As Xi Lan splashed cold water on her face, she slightly bit the hem of her clothes and lifted it up to look at the red marks in the mirror.

The things Xi Lan said in front of Lady Emerald were, of course, said deliberately, in order to prevent herself from wavering in her beliefs in front of the other party.

She will absolutely not make up with Kafka.

...absolute!

Yulan hates Kaffa!

But now the problem is, blushing, she's wondering how to deal with the stickiness between her legs.

This feeling is definitely not pleasant.

She could only suppress her sensitivity and slowly wipe away the sticky liquid that was dripping down with a tissue.

She's already a shrewd fox...

Of course, he also knew that he had been stimulated by Kafka's incredibly strange threads, which caused his most basic physiological reaction.

It's a reaction her body is having on its own, not a reaction she wants to have!

Her cheeks were flushed as she bit her clothes, seemingly to prevent her voice from being revealed, wiping herself bit by bit.

By the time things were mostly settled, Xi Lan's cheeks were already bright red, and her eyes were filled with tears, making her look like she had been bullied.

She didn't know exactly how long she stayed in the washroom. At least when she appeared to be back to normal, Xi Lan straightened her clothes, pretended that nothing had happened, and walked out.

The person who was standing in the living room has disappeared, and now it seems that she is the only one left in the house.

No, there seems to be one more person.

Silver Wolf, who was lounging on the sofa basking in the sun, only opened his eyes after Xi Lan's figure blocked the sunlight, which could be considered as a greeting to her.

"Good afternoon, want to take a nap together?"

"...Where is Kaffa?"

She looked around but couldn't see him, so she pretended not to care and asked where he was.

Xi Lan absolutely did not care about the other party.

Silver Wolf squinted and naturally saw Xi Lan asking these questions.

She sat up lazily, leaned back on the soft sofa cushions, waved to her, and gestured with her game console.

"I know you care about Kafka, but I'll tell you if you play games with me for a while."

"Or you can stay with me, sunbathe, and take a nap."

Naturally ignoring Xi Lan's rebuttal, Silver Wolf simply reached out, grabbed her wrist, and pulled her towards the sofa.

"I'm not sleepy at all."

Despite saying that, Xi Lan didn't really resist and let the silver wolf sit in her lap.

...Back then, it was always Xi Lan, the little fox, who sat inside the other person's seat.

Forget it, thinking about these things doesn't seem to make any difference.

What do you want to hit?