After transmigrating through countless worlds, the Beast Tamer Cub plucked all the Heavenly Dao bein

"What makes them think they can be above a world? Just because their items are also taken from various worlds?!"

Chun still felt indignant; this was the first time he had suffered such a great loss at the hands of a mission taker. Of course, if he could suffer a loss once and then suffer a second time, then the other Heavenly Daos would start to wonder how he had managed to reach the Yellow Rank.

"Come on, they don't think so. If they really thought they were above the world, why would they run so fast? Sigh, they're just a bunch of arrogant and insecure people."

Guiya tapped his cup lid a few times. The boss had taken the bet so seriously without even telling them. Otherwise, how could the various Heavenly Paths have suffered losses one after another? It was all because they were caught off guard.

He paused, this was actually what he was most worried about. If nothing had happened with the boss, he should have notified them.

……

The game of power at the level of the Heavenly Dao is something that Ning Bao, a mere child, cannot yet meddle in. Oh, no, actually she has already participated as a pawn, but while Mu Mu might worry and overthink, Ning Bao won't. She always focuses solely on the present moment and can't bear to think about anything more than a minute longer.

Actually, this mindset is quite good. After all, no matter how much Mumu thinks, there's no way to break the deadlock right now, and she can only obediently be someone else's pawn.

Rather than feeling used by others, it's better to see yourself as fighting for yourself. After all, their initial intention in doing these things was for themselves. Even if they were guided by others, what does it matter? They have to do it anyway, so it's better to be in a good mood.

Ningbao is such a carefree and happy little devil.

At this moment, she was still staring wide-eyed at the strange scene.

Didn't Chunhuan say that the two small worlds collided?

Ningbao's eyes widened so much they almost turned into cross-eyed eyes. Then she plopped down on the ground, slumped there, and stared blankly at the ceiling.

She didn't really know what she was thinking, since her thoughts were very disjointed, just individual points that couldn't be connected into a line. But she just felt that the two small halos were like two small worlds.

Even though there's no evidence... but... I don't care, if Ningbao says so, then it's so! |ω)

Use your brain, use your brain, use your brain...

Ningbao hugged its head with its two little paws, trying very hard to use its brain, but it just couldn't get its brain working.

Something dark has stuck the little world together? Doesn't that contradict what Chunhuan-gege said?

Hmm? Something doesn't seem right.

Suddenly, Ningbao had a flash of inspiration and hurriedly pulled out the physics homework Mumu had assigned her from her spatial bag. Mumu didn't have strict requirements for physics; it was something Ningbao could choose to do or not do. Since it was optional, Ningbao naturally chose not to do it. However, there were some basic principles that Mumu had explained to her before.

Ningbao glanced at her textbook; it was a custom-made edition that Mumu had specially drawn for her, full of illustrations and short stories, which Ningbao loved reading. But as for doing homework, well, that was another story.

"If two small balls collide, will they stick together?"

Ning Bao scratched his head, looking a little confused, then took out two round pills and tapped them together:

"Isn't it supposed to bounce off? What's that called again... um, forces are reciprocal."

Ningbao clapped his hands, realizing:

"Ningbao understands now. It must be that two worlds collided and got stuck by this annoying dark thing."

Actually, Ningbao's deduction wasn't entirely correct, as she overlooked far too many factors. However, the final conclusion was surprisingly close to the mark, which is probably a case of a blind cat catching a dead mouse.

"Okay, so how do we get rid of this dark stuff?"

Ning Bao muttered to herself as she circled the projection several times.

She first looked at her paws, but didn't use them immediately. This stuff sticks to your skin and can't be removed. Ningbao remembered that; she's a clever little thing.

So she took a wooden chopstick out of her spatial bag and poked at the black part in the middle. Wow, she actually managed to touch it!

Ningbao's eyes lit up, and she started poking and poking hard, but the black slime ended up eating her wooden chopsticks.

Ning Bao: Σ(っ°Д°;)っ

She stared blankly at her empty paws, then at the small, black, slimy mass in the center. What was this called? Was it a case of concentrated essence? The slime on the outside wasn't this potent.

"Ningbao!"

Wen Ya's voice came from behind, and Ning Bao turned around happily:

"Sister Wenya~"

The child happily ran over on his short legs, nudging Wenya forward with his head from behind:

A flawless version after careful inspection!

"Sister Wenya, look! Ningbao has found something strange!"

"Don't push me! I can walk by myself!"

Wenya had no choice but to speed up, lest she drive the little cub crazy.

"Look, look."

Ningbao happily shared her discoveries with Wenya and Yuyou, pointing her little paws at the projection in the middle. Since it could touch a physical object, it couldn't really be considered a projection anymore. Anyway, she didn't know what it was, but her little tail was held high, and her face was practically screaming "Praise me!"

"What is this?"

Wen Ya took the other wooden chopstick from Ning Bao, poked it twice at the strange-looking black wriggling thing in the middle, and then... the chopstick was gone.

Wenya: ? ? ?

Yu You frowned:

"This thing is very strange; it seems like ghostly energy, but it also doesn't seem like it."

He was a little unsure how to explain this to the little cub who was staring at him expectantly. After thinking for a moment, he hesitated and said:

"It's the same black slime that Ningbao had on her before, but it's more concentrated. It's mainly liquefied ghost energy, but it doesn't seem to be ordinary ghost energy. You can think of its relationship with ghost energy as 'the student surpasses the master.'"

After he finished speaking, Yu You realized a very serious problem: what obligation did he have to explain to the cub?

Ning Bao had already begun to nod in sudden understanding, although Wen Ya didn't understand what exactly she had realized.

"What should we do? He can eat."

Sure enough, even after Ningbao had figured it out, all that was left in her little brain were still question marks.

Yu You didn't speak, but simply raised his hand, and wisps of ghostly energy, almost tangible, overflowed from his palm. The moment those light blue, slightly grayish ghostly energies touched the black viscous liquid, they immediately turned black as if they had been contaminated.