The sickly little one was adopted by a wealthy foreigner and became a favorite.

The little fellow stood on David's shoulder, gesturing for him to pick up the bow and arrow and shoot the boar in the eye.

David shook his head: "No... I can't..."

He always felt that he couldn't do anything right.

At this critical juncture, he was even more overwhelmed by fear and cowardice.

But the little guy, perched on his shoulder, its fluffy fur brushing against his face and neck, drew his attention.

The black worm climbed onto David's head, just like in their story, and the little creature gave him endless courage.

David finally dared to nock his bow and arrow, and at that moment, something suddenly occurred to him.

He remembered that he had once seen a movie starring one person...

The scene where the actress named Zoe Winston, who played Ulva, drew her bow on screen left a deep impression on him.

He knew that Wutu was also very young at that time, just like him.

He had also secretly envied the crow, for its determination and courage to face all difficulties.

Now, as David holds his bow, it's as if an invisible force is beside him, guiding him.

David seemed to be possessed by God, and his arrow struck the target with a single shot.

The wild boar immediately lost its bearings and frantically struggled and rolled around on the spot.

The search and rescue team seized the opportunity to run over and take David away. A gunshot rang out, and finally, everything fell silent.

Before David lost his senses, he clung tightly to the crow, refusing to let go even in death.

When he woke up again, David's first instinct was to look for the little guy.

He found his arms empty and panicked for a moment. When he looked up, he saw the little one sleeping soundly in the crib next to him, tucked in the blanket, eyes half-closed.

Sure enough, a little one was just right to lie in the cradle.

David instantly breathed a sigh of relief.

He got up, picked up the black rabbit, and tears streamed down his face uncontrollably.

"Thank you, you are my God. You saved me..."

The little guy stayed here with David because his intuition told him that David needed him.

The custard bun silently felt the fur on its head gradually getting wet, thinking that this guy was really a crybaby.

But Utah herself seems to have no recollection of how she used to cry in her father's arms and how she was often bullied and made to cry by Helena.

Perhaps David wasn't inherently bad, or perhaps he was going through a low point in his life, but when the crow saw David like this, it couldn't help but want to save him.

Because Wutu had experienced that situation, she knew how difficult it was.

Perhaps it was because when David hugged him, it was as if he were hugging the only piece of driftwood, a lifeline...

So the little guy softened.

So when his father came and wanted to take him away, Wu Tu refused.

He and David had to be taken to the hospital together for treatment.

The little guy was fine except for a slight scratch on his paw; David had protected him well.

David had a broken ankle and many abrasions, which proved that he had lost his footing and fallen down the valley, and that the black rabbit had jumped down with him.

But the agent knew how protective and unreasonable the Winston family was, so he was always on edge.

Moreover, the tadpoles insisted on staying by David's side, leaving the agent awkwardly standing with Winston at the door, waiting for their child to wake up.

Standing next to Winston, the agent felt the oppressive atmosphere around him and panicked, constantly wondering what to do.

But now, the Black Tortoise has waited until David wakes up, his duty is done, and Winston has been waiting at the door, so the little guy should go home.

Winston understood the little guy's behavior, so when the little guy looked towards the door, he went over, knocked, and came in, intending to take the little guy away.

David watched Winston approach and suddenly hugged the black rabbit tightly.

A sob escaped his throat, then something occurred to him, and disregarding his injuries, he got out of bed and pleaded with Winston:

"Please... I need him. I'll treat him like family. Please... I'll give you all my money. I want to buy him..."

Winston looked at Ulva, who hadn't expected David to do this and was momentarily flustered.

Shouldn't he have gone to save David?

No, if he hadn't jumped down with David, David would likely have been injured by the wild boar and his body would have been lost.

He did the right thing.

However, Winston clearly didn't want to give David any more time. He had reached his limit and didn't want to see his baby in someone else's arms anymore.

So Winston extended his hand and said in a deep voice:

"come over."

Crow is Crow, kind and soft-hearted, but what does he have to do with Winston?

Seeing this, the little guy had no choice but to jump out of David's arms. He turned his head, glanced at David, and then turned back and ran into Winston's arms.

Winston picked up the black rabbit, rubbed its head, looked at David who was lying on the ground crying, and said his last words:

"The black rabbit is my treasure. No matter how much money or how tempting the offer, I will never sell it."

After saying that, Winston took the black rabbit back home.

The little guy, seeing Winston's taut jawline, didn't dare say another word the entire time.

Because he knew that his father was actually a little angry.

Even though the Qiwutu was injured, it still disregarded its own injuries to save others.

Even Winston and Ulquiorra have their disagreements. Although their relationship is always good and Winston is increasingly spoiling Ulquiorra, there are some things the little guy does that Winston will never approve of.

Winston has always been a cynical, world-centric individual.

But it is precisely because of this soft-hearted nature that the black rabbit became her father's treasure.

The black worm will always stick to its original intention.

He also knew that even if his father didn't understand his actions, his father always tolerated everything about Wutu.

And the little one will always choose to stand on the side of his family.

He and his family are always going in opposite directions.

So in the end, Winston just held him and asked one question:

"You jumped to join David, but have you ever thought about how worried Dad would be if he knew you were missing? What would Dad do if he saw you in danger but couldn't help you?"

Ulu knew he hadn't thought things through, and he couldn't refute Winston, so he could only bury his head in his chest guiltily.

Watching the little one almost curl up and slip away from his arms, Winston said helplessly:

"You..."

Dad has been saying this more and more often lately.

It was also the passage of time that made Winston realize that Ultus was now able to go out and make his own way in the world; he was an independent little man who no longer needed his father's care.

But every time Winston anxiously waited and found that the little guy hadn't taken good care of himself, he would immediately appear and helplessly cover for him.

Wu Tu understood that it was because his father was behind him that he dared to take the first step into the world.

Because his father's hands were always behind him, protecting him and catching him.