Super God Pet Shop

Chapter 117 A Lively Weekend

After finishing her meal, Su Ping said goodbye to her mother and went upstairs on her own.

Upon arriving at his room, Su Ping threw himself onto the bed and was about to begin his cultivation when he suddenly heard footsteps coming upstairs. He stopped cultivating and looked up.

Just then, the door opened, and Su Lingyue pushed it open and walked in.

Her face was calm, but her eyes flickered, and she didn't dare to look directly at Su Ping, clearly indicating that she was not as calm as she appeared.

Su Ping had expected her to come looking for him, and he wasn't surprised at all that she had barged into his room, but he just raised an eyebrow and didn't say anything.

In the quiet that seemed to allow the two of them to breathe, Su Lingyue spoke first. She never imagined that one day she would feel pressure and tension when she entered Su Ping's room.

She casually looked up, but her gaze quickly swept over the guy on the bed. She saw that Su Ping was just quietly looking at her, and that quiet gaze made her feel inexplicably uneasy.

However, what followed was a surge of anger.

She said sternly, "Shouldn't you give me an explanation for what happened at the academy today?"

Su Ping looked at the stubborn girl and chuckled, "What explanation do I need to give you?"

"You!" Su Lingyue felt this guy had become hateful again. She gritted her teeth and said, "Don't you have a reasonable explanation for you becoming a senior instructor at our academy? And where did your Hellfire Candle Dragon Beast come from?"

"Why should I explain it to you?" Su Ping smiled lightly, with a hint of mockery.

Su Lingyue sensed Su Ping's condescending tone and, recalling his impressive demeanor during lectures at the academy, her face darkened. She gritted her teeth and said, "You awakened a long time ago, didn't you!"

This is what she most wanted to ask.

Su Ping remained noncommittal.

Seeing Su Ping's expression, Su Lingyue already knew the answer. Her chest heaved slightly as she said, "With the strength of your little skeleton, you should have been able to fight me long ago, right?"

Speaking of "fight me", she felt her cheeks getting slightly hot. Judging from the strength of that skeleton-type beast, her Phantom Flame Beast was no match for it, not to mention the Purgatory Candle Dragon Beast. Once that dragon beast entered its growth stage, it would completely crush her Phantom Flame Beast.

Although she knew in fact that she was no match for Su Ping, she found it difficult to admit it to him in person.

Seeing the girl's reaction, Su Ping felt both annoyed and adorable; she was a troublesome little sister.

"That's right." Su Ping admitted that the little skeleton did indeed have the strength to defeat her long ago.

Although she already knew the answer, hearing Su Ping admit it himself still made Su Lingyue's feelings extremely complicated.

He could have defeated her long ago, so why didn't Su Ping reveal it?

Why didn't he fight back when I bullied him so many times before, frightened him every morning, and mocked him?

Su Lingyue couldn't think of an answer, or rather, she did think of one, but it seemed a bit fantastical, so she didn't want to believe it.

Su Ping noticed her expression changing constantly, wondering what she was thinking. After waiting a few minutes and seeing no reaction, he said impatiently, "If you have nothing else to say, then leave. Don't disturb my cultivation."

Su Lingyue snapped out of her daze, looked up and gave Su Ping a deep look, then turned and left without saying anything more.

Su Ping had thought she would continue to press him about the Purgatory Candle Dragon Beast, but to his surprise, she let it go. He was happy to relax and continued cultivating in bed.

Time flies when you're practicing; a night passes quickly.

Su Ping got up early in the morning, and when he went downstairs and sat down at the dining table, he realized that Su Lingyue was not there today, which was unusual, as she usually got up earlier than him.

Could it be that he was too traumatized and ran away from home?

Su Ping raised an eyebrow and immediately used his star power to sense the area upstairs. Only when he sensed star power fluctuations in the other person's room did he breathe a sigh of relief; they were actually taking a nap.

fair enough.

Su Ping ate his breakfast quickly, stuffed a vegetable bun into his mouth, said goodbye to his mother, and then rode his bike out the door.

Not long after he left, a figure suddenly appeared at the top of the stairs; it was Su Lingyue.

However, she wasn't late; she was already dressed in a coat and ready to go out at any moment.

Seeing Su Ping ride away, Su Lingyue's eyes flickered slightly. She was completely baffled by Su Ping's strength and the origin of the Purgatory Candle Dragon Beast, and knew that even if she asked Su Ping face to face, he would not tell her.

After a night of deep thought, she finally decided that since it was the weekend and the college was on holiday, she would become a private detective and solve this mystery.

"Mom, I'm going out too."

Su Lingyue quickly grabbed a vegetable bag from the bamboo basket on the table and rushed out of the house.

"Slow down...wait, aren't you off today?"

When Li Qingru came to her senses and came out of the kitchen, Su Lingyue was nowhere to be seen.

She found it a little strange, muttered something to herself, but didn't pay it any mind, and went back to the kitchen.

After all, Su Lingyue isn't a child anymore; she couldn't possibly lose herself.

Su Lingyue rode her mother's electric scooter, which she used to buy groceries, and sped off towards Su Ping's shop. Along the way, she used her star power to sense the scent left by Su Ping and secretly felt smug.

"I'll see what secrets you're hiding!"

Half an hour later.

Su Ping rode his bicycle to the store entrance.

When Su Ping was dozens of meters away from the store, he could see a number of figures standing outside the store, all of whom looked like young people.

Inside, Su Ping also saw many familiar faces, who were previous repeat customers.

Su Ping was somewhat surprised. There were far too many people today. Could it be that the fame he gained from his lectures had spread?

Some sharp-eyed students spotted Su Ping and rushed over with delight, not even afraid of being hit by his bicycle.

Su Ping was speechless and quickly braked.

"Boss Su, you've finally arrived."

"I've been waiting for you for so long, Boss Su, do you still remember me?"

"Boss Su, can you still breed pets for me today?"

The crowd immediately surged forward.

Su Ping was almost blocked from walking, so he had no choice but to say, "Make way, let's follow the old rules and line up first."

Upon hearing Su Ping speak, the crowd stopped their enthusiasm and allowed Su Ping to pass.

Su Ping locked the bicycle to prevent it from being stolen by someone in a crowd.

If anyone knew what Su Ping was thinking, they would definitely vomit blood.

Su Ping took out his key and opened the door. Immediately, several quick-handed students squatted down and helped him push the door open, not forgetting to grin at Su Ping, showing great attentiveness.

"Line up, and come in order," Su Ping said to the crowd as he entered the store.

He glanced at the number of people; there were twenty or thirty. He quickly calculated the income in his mind. If he bred a lot of medium-level pets, he should earn ten or twenty thousand energy.

He was wide awake early in the morning and said to the first person in line, "Name, phone number, do you want training or something else?"

"Boss, it's me, Zhang Baoxing. I want to train him," the first boy said to Su Ping.

Su Ping also had some impression of him. Zhang Baoxing had come to his shop twice to breed medium-level pets. This was the third time, and he had extracted three thousand energy from him alone.

"Not bad, you're here pretty early," Su Ping said.

He remembered that the other person was also first in line last time, but he didn't expect that with so many people today, he would be first again.

Zhang Baoxing chuckled and said, "Boss, I got up at five o'clock to queue up."

Su Ping was somewhat surprised. It was past five o'clock, just as dawn was breaking.

The people queuing behind them were completely taken aback. They thought they were early enough by 7 a.m., but it turned out that the other person had been there since 5 a.m.

Many people were taken aback, but they also secretly remembered the time, thinking that if they got up even earlier next time, they could be number one.

"Pay up." Su Ping wrote down the other party's name and contact information and then began collecting the payment.

Zhang Baoxing was already familiar with the process. He smiled and immediately transferred 100,000 yuan to Su Ping as a training fee. Then, he raised his hand and summoned his Crimson Flame Hound again.

(End of this chapter)