Covering the Sky: Simultaneous transmigration, but both clones are women.

Chapter 84 A bull, a snake, and a cat: a human transforming into a demon

Ye Chen was stunned for a moment.

This is the first time I've ever seen such an anthropomorphic cat.

He stared at the white cat for two seconds, then thought he must be seeing things.

He reached out and scooped up the round, white cat.

It feels warm to the touch, heavier than it looks, and is fluffy and soft, like a lump of hot dough just taken out of the oven.

The white cat was lifted into the air, its four short legs kicking twice, and it let out a soft "meow".

The voice was high-pitched and thin, with a sobbing tone, as if it had finally received something it had been waiting for for a long time.

Ye Chen tucked the snow-white dumpling into his arms and patted its head.

"From now on, you'll be working for me!"

The white cat nestled in his arms, blinked its amber eyes, and two tears slid down its cheeks, wetting its snow-white fur.

It buried its face deep into Ye Chen's clothes, its two paws gripping the fabric tightly, and a series of soft purring sounds came from its throat.

Ye Chen stopped in his tracks.

He stared at the white cat in his arms, his eyebrows slowly rising.

I didn't notice it when I was far away, but now that I've touched it, I realize that this little cat actually has the cultivation of the peak of the Sea of ​​Wheels Realm.

He was just one step away from reaching the Divine Bridge realm, where he could transform into a divine rainbow and fly.

This is beyond outrageous!

The mind, with its seven orifices of exquisite beauty, slowly turned.

The ripples spread, reaching the warm, fluffy mass in my arms.

The next moment, a voice rang in his mind.

【Brother Ye————It's me————It's me————】

You're finally back—you're finally back—

I've waited for you for so long—so long—

I've become like this—I've become a cat—I'm so scared—I'm afraid you won't recognize me—I'm afraid you won't come back—

No—you didn't recognize me in the first place—and you still don't know who I am—

But you still picked me up—you still tucked me into your arms—

Brother Ye — Brother Ye —

Ye Chen stood rooted to the spot, his pupils dilating in shock.

He looked down at the white cat in his arms.

He found it nuzzling its head against his chest, the gesture carrying an almost greedy attachment, as if confirming that this was not a dream.

Her ingenious mind was still at work, and the voice continued, intermittently, carrying with it the grievances and fears accumulated over three years.

Meng Ge turned into a cow — Yan Ge turned into a snake — they're all gone — captured by a monster —

Only me—only I am still here—

I'm so scared—I'm scared you won't find us when you come back—I'm scared you've forgotten us—

I dare not leave—I squat on that rock every day waiting for you—from morning till night—from spring to winter—

You're finally back!

Ye Chen took a deep breath.

He took the white cat out of his arms, held it in both hands, and brought it up to his eyes.

He held the white cat by its two front legs, with its hind legs dangling in the air, its round body swaying slightly in mid-air.

It didn't struggle; it just tilted its head back, its amber eyes staring straight at him, his face reflected in its pupils.

"Su Rou?"

Ye Chen spoke, his voice not loud, but carrying a complex emotion that even he himself was unaware of.

The white cat's eyes widened suddenly.

In those amber pupils, mist suddenly condensed into droplets, which rolled down the corners of their eyes, wetting the snow-white hair on their cheeks.

Its mouth opened and closed rapidly, making rapid "meow" sounds, and it nodded frantically, quickly and forcefully.

Ye Chen fell silent.

He tucked the white cat back into his arms, placed his hand on its back, and felt the warm little body heaving violently with excitement.

"Don't rush, tell me slowly!"

He spoke very softly, as if afraid of startling something fragile.

The mind, with its seven orifices and exquisite features, continued to function.

Su Rou's thoughts were no longer as fragmented and chaotic as before, but gradually became more organized.

[After you left—just a few days later—we started to change—]

First, my body started itching—then—

Then I grew a tail—fuzzy—white—

I was terrified—I thought I had contracted some strange disease—but Meng Ge and Yan Ge had changed too—

[Meng Ge grew a cow's tail—thick and long—swishing back and forth—]

[Yan Ge is even scarier—his tongue has split in two—like a snake's forked tongue—pulling in and out—]

The three of us hugged each other and cried—we didn't know what to do.

[I dare not go down the mountain—I dare not see anyone—I can only wait for you to return in the valley—]

I waited three days—but it wasn't you who came back—it was that we've completely changed.

I've shrunk completely—my bones are cracking—white hair is growing on my skin—my face is changing—my nose is protruding—my ears are growing on top of my head—

When I opened my eyes again—I had turned into a cat!

Meng Ge transformed into a bull—black—very, very big—with thick, curved horns—

[Yan Ge then transformed into a snake—blue—over ten feet long—coiled motionless on a rock—]

We called out in the valley—but no one could understand anyone else—only the babbling of animals could be heard.

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Ye Chen paused for a moment.

Su Rou's thoughts continued, but her tone suddenly became urgent, filled with suppressed fear.

[Then—a monster came—]

It came out from deep in the mountains—first it snatched Meng Ge—Meng Ge, who had transformed into a bull, was lifted up by it with one hand—

It didn't catch me—maybe it thought I was too small—not worth the trouble—

From then on, I hid in the valley—in caves during the day and came out at night to find food.

I dare not go far—I'm afraid you won't find me when you come back—I don't know if you'll ever come back—but I can only wait—I can only wait—

Upon hearing this, Ye Chen's fingers tightened slightly.

The white cat was curled up in his palm, its body still trembling, but the excitement had gradually subsided, replaced by a feeling of exhaustion from surviving a disaster.

Brother Ye—you're finally back—

I knew it—you would come back—

Ye Chen remained silent for a long time.

He sat cross-legged on the rock, placed the white cat on his lap, and stroked its back gently with his palm.

The white cat curled up in a ball, resting its head on its front paws, its amber eyes half-open and half-closed, and making soft purring sounds in its throat.

"In other words,"

Ye Chen spoke, his voice very soft, "Han Meng turned into a cow, Zhao Yan turned into a snake, and you turned into a cat."

The white cat nodded.

"Han Meng and Zhao Yan have been captured by a monster that came out of the mountains!"

The white cat nodded again, this time very quickly, and tears welled up in its amber eyes.

"What did that monster look like?"

The white cat tilted its head, as if trying to remember.

A moment later, a fragmented thought came through.

[Very large — larger than a bull that has transformed — covered in black hair — with horns on its head — like a bull but not quite — its eyes are red — like two lanterns —]

Ye Chen raised an eyebrow slightly.

"Where does it live?"