I am the Executioner Dragon, but a cute mod.

Raising a young Sunu is no easy task. First of all, given the appearance of a young Sunu, it is absolutely impossible for it to stay in any village or town.

In this era, it's pointless to talk to people about physical defects or congenital deformities; they'll just think of the young Nuo as a monster and want to kill him immediately.

Therefore, if you want to raise a young Nuo, you can only build a house in the wilderness where there are no people, preferably by a river, so that it is convenient to fetch water and go to the toilet.

Lilith also benefited from the misfortune, because she didn't have to contact the natives for a while, so she didn't need to wear that rough and thin clothing and changed back into her original dress.

Now, Lilith's goal has changed from "going to the big city to play" to finding a suitable place to raise the young Sunu.

Where should we settle down?

Lilith looked in the direction the river was flowing from and said:

"Go upstream, who knows if the downstream will be polluted? For the sake of our children's health, we have to go upstream and secure the first-hand water source."

"Yes, boss!"

Although Amelia didn't quite understand why Lilith was taking on the parental role so quickly, she would fully support Lilith's choice.

As for the young Su Nuo? He hadn't even awakened his magic yet, so he had no choice but to walk upstream with Lilith and Amelia.

After about two days, the group drank dew when they were thirsty, ate grasshoppers when they were hungry, and spent a lot of effort climbing the cliffs before finally reaching the upper reaches of the river.

This is a huge lake located on a mountaintop. Thanks to the steep terrain, there are no traces of human activity nearby, making it the perfect place for a vacation and raising children.

As for how to solve the accommodation problem? Since there was no one around, Lilith naturally didn't intend to hide anything. With a wave of her hand, a two-story villa appeared out of thin air by the lake.

The villa is fully equipped with water and electricity, and has all the necessary facilities, allowing Lilith and her group to still enjoy a good standard of living in this feudal era.

Just as Lilith was admiring her masterpiece with satisfaction, Amelia noticed that the young Sukuna she was holding was trembling violently, as if it had seen something terrifying.

Amelia was confused about what had happened to Su Nuo in her childhood, so she asked Lilith for answers:

"Boss, look at this child! He's been shaking nonstop since just now. Is he sick?"

"Get ill?"

After hearing Amelia's words, Lilith turned to look at young Sukuna, and seeing his fearful expression as he stared at the lake, she laughed:

"What illness? He must be shocked by my house-building skills. After all, not just anyone can build such a beautiful house."

"I see... As expected of the boss!"

Amelia had no doubt about this and immediately agreed.

But is that really the case? The reason why young Sunu stared at the lake in terror was because his wild instincts were constantly warning him that there was a terrifying presence in the lake that could threaten his life.

Unbeknownst to Lilith and Amelia, the once calm lake suddenly began to ripple, and a huge shadow slowly emerged from the water.

slam-la-

A splash of water was heard, followed by a huge shadow appearing before them. Lilith and Amelia were drawn by the noise and turned around to see a giant serpentine monster emerging from the lake, its enormous eyes fixed on them.

It is about 300 meters long and 30 meters in diameter. Its scales are like black iron, its belly is white like frost, its back is covered with moss and miscellaneous trees, its head has two horns, and its eyes are like red lamps.

This is the Serpent Demon, a monster born from the fear, resentment, and hatred of the villagers at the foot of the mountain caused by floods during the rainy season. It is capable of causing large-scale landslides, and this lake is its territory.

"Waaah... Waaah..."

As Lilith, Amelia, and the snake stared at each other, the trembling young Sukuna burst into tears of fear, his voice filled with the most pitiful sound, as if he were complaining: You two idiots, why did you have to drag me down with you when you wanted to die!

At first, Lilith didn't think much of the crying young Nuo, but gradually, the crying irritated her. She covered her ears and said to Amelia:

"It's so noisy, is there any way to shut him up?"

Upon hearing this, Amelia immediately reached out and covered the mouth of the young Sunu, but the young Sunu had another large mouth on its abdomen, which could not be blocked by hand alone.

Amelia then shook her head at Lilith:

"Sorry, boss, I failed."

"This is too much trouble, I'm starting to think I don't want to raise him anymore..."

Lilith covered her forehead, her gaze suddenly falling on the snake in the lake. She realized that it seemed that the young Su Nuo had been crying incessantly ever since this creature appeared.

Could it be... that the neighbor was so ugly that he scared young Su Nuo to tears?

That's possible.

So Lilith turned to the serpent and said in a consultative tone:

"Hey, you made the kid I picked up cry because he's so ugly, can you leave now?"

Upon hearing this, the already bewildered Snake was even more bewildered.

At first, it stayed at home and slept peacefully, but these people came and not only built a house here, but also tried to drive it away? Is that polite?

If a snake doesn't show its power, do you think it's a corn snake?

Feeling offended, the snake immediately opened its blood-red maw and roared as it bit at the three tiny, insect-like figures below.

However, just as the gaping maw was ten meters away from the three of them, an inexplicable force suddenly stopped the snake's attack. Its pair of scarlet snake eyes trembled as it stared at Lilith. For some reason, it felt that if it took another step, it would die a terrible death.

But why? The three people in front of him were so small, and the aura they exuded was no different from that of ordinary people. Why would the mighty demon Sheba feel this way?

Is it just my imagination?

No, it's the instinct of all living things to seek good fortune and avoid misfortune!

"I said, don't you know you have bad breath? Even if the kids are disturbing you, you can't let your bad breath bother us. That's so impolite."

At that moment, Lilith covered her nose in disgust and casually complained, but it made She Ni feel as if she were facing a formidable enemy.

If you don't know when to leave, you'll suffer a terrible fate!

These words flashed through the snake's mind, causing it to immediately retract its head and plunge into the water with a splash, fearing that if it was too late, Lilith would punch it to death...

Pfft!

As the snake swam away, it splashed up a huge spray of water, which instantly cooled the group of people off in the scorching sun.

The young Su Nuo was drawn to the sound and opened his eyes to find that the great demon had vanished.

Without a fight or any conflict, Lilith simply said a few words, and the snake disappeared on its own. What incredible power that is!

The four-year-old Su Nu had been living the life of a wild beast. Although he had no concept of a tribe, he realized that it was safe to follow the creature in front of him.

Lilith noticed the gaze of the young Su Nuo, turned around, and met his eyes. As if suddenly remembering something, he said to Amelia:

"This child has been spending all this time in the wilderness; he must be filthy. There's a lake here, so why don't we give him a bath?"

"Yes, boss!"

Upon hearing this, Amelia did not hesitate and immediately took the young Su Nuo to the lakeside.

Poor Su Nu thought Amelia had brought him to drink water. As soon as he stretched out his neck, he was pushed into the water and choked on a mouthful of snake-infused bathwater.

Decades later, the great cursed king Ryomen Sukuna still couldn't forget the fear he felt as a child when Amelia scrubbed him in the bath...