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

Since neither she nor Ningbao could figure out how to separate the two worlds, they decided to do some of Bai Gao's system tasks first. What if they discovered some clues or methods in the process?

Ning Bao then set her sights on the reward for the second task, but since she still had no clue how to approach it, she decided to do the first task first.

Now, Ningbao has completed about half of the first task, but she's lost again, so she's decided to switch to another task to look for clues.

What on earth is all this?!

Wenya was getting a bit fed up with Ningbao's haphazard, piecemeal approach. Although she was mentally prepared that the mission in this world might not be completed, there was no harm in trying, but…

Wenya now felt there was still a loss. If they couldn't even get the rewards from the system mission with Bai Gao, then why did they waste their time coming down here? Ning Bao had obediently listened to Chun Huan from the beginning; wouldn't it have been better to take those five points of Heavenly Dao Power and leave?

Because they are both good-for-nothings, although they haven't suffered any major hardships, they have endured a lot of small hardships in all aspects of life. Why is that?

Wen Ya was about to pull Ning Bao back and make her complete Bai Gao's first task properly. At least she should get a reward; otherwise, all the hardships they had endured wouldn't have been a complete waste.

She hadn't helped Ning Bao before because she wanted Ning Bao to get some experience. After all, Ning Bao wasn't in any real danger right now, and the opportunity was rare. But now, Wen Ya just wanted Ning Bao to focus on completing the mission.

I have a feeling that if Ningbao continues to "train" like this, he will lead me into a pit.

However, Wenya was too slow, and Ningbao had already enthusiastically accepted a new task.

Yes, Ningbao is always such an enthusiastic little rascal at the beginning of every mission. The only downside is that this enthusiasm never seems to last very long. Once the initial excitement wears off, Ningbao wants to switch to a different mission.

If it were a normal task, I'd just accept it. Anyway, there wouldn't be any penalty for not doing Bai Gao's task even if I accepted it.

嗏

"Mission initiated. Destination: Jade's Nightmare. Teleportation countdown: 5.4.3.2.1. Teleportation initiated."

Feeling the energy fluctuations emanating from the white cake in concentric circles, Wen Ya felt as if she wanted to cry but couldn't.

She was wrong, she was really wrong. Why did she have to train Ningbao for no reason? It's obvious, how reliable can a kid who hasn't even graduated from kindergarten be? Isn't acting on a whim just basic stuff?

"Wow, where are we going?"

The excited, babyish voice of Ningbao could be heard from the side:

"Oh? Sister Wenya, are you unhappy?"

"I'm so happy, I'm so happy!"

Wen Ya forced a smile, her teeth bared. She had given up all hope for this mission. All she wanted now was to finish it quickly so she could get back to Ningbao Jinghai.

She really, really doesn't know how to take care of kids! Wenya's limited experience with children dates back to a long time ago when she was taking care of her several silly younger brothers. But the thing is, her brothers are so resilient; they could be hit and slapped as they pleased without any hesitation.

But Wenya hesitated to use her claws on Ningbao.

Cubs are inherently fragile creatures, and human cubs are widely recognized as the most vulnerable among all cubs. Mumu usually uses encouragement-based education...

Wenya wanted to roar to the sky, but when she looked up, all she saw was a dark ceiling.

"We're here, we've arrived."

Bai Gao's voice rang in her ears, and Wen Ya finally resigned herself to her fate. Oh well, what could she do? She'd been tempted by Mu Mu's cooking skills and made a contract with Ning Bao in the first place. That's just how the world is; you reap what you sow. Having enjoyed such a comfortable life at Ning Bao's house for so long, now she had an obligation to help Ning Bao overcome all obstacles.

What's her relationship with Ning Bao? It's a relationship between a pet and its tamer, a contract, the kind where they're bound together by life and death!

It has to be said, like attracts like. Ning Bao's whole family was in a great mood, and Wen Ya quickly calmed herself down, her eyes gleaming as she observed her surroundings.

"White Cake, where is this place?"

Ning Bao had already looked around. It seemed to be inside a room, but it was pitch black. If she weren't a little husky with night vision, she probably wouldn't be able to see anything around her.

"Why aren't the lights on?"

Before Bai Gao could reply, Ning Bao started to waddle off to find the light switch.

"Ningbao, come back! You dared to run around before even understanding the situation. Haven't you learned your lesson yet?"

Wenya scooped Ningbao back with a single claw.

"But…"

"No buts. Sigh, we're indoors, why is it raining?"

"Ningbao is trying to say, Sister Wenya, there's a monster drooling behind you."

Ningbao pointed behind Wenya with her little paw.

A flawless version after careful inspection!

Wenya: !!!

Why didn't you say so sooner!

With lightning speed, Wenya flung several wind blades behind her, then rolled away to dodge what the monster was attacking. Anyway, it was sticky, and some of it got onto Wenya's fur.

"It was clearly Wenya who told me not to say it!"

Ning Bao felt wronged, but her hands moved swiftly, throwing out three fire talismans in no time. Her opponent was a mud-like thing; using her claws and teeth would only get her killed. In combat, even without using her brain, Ning Bao's intuition was always spot-on.

Wenya also took advantage of this opening to unleash her Blood Moon skill. This was already her most powerful ranged attack skill, but the wind-up animation was too long. If Ningbao hadn't helped buy time, she definitely wouldn't have had time to use it.

With a loud bang, the mud monster exploded into a cloud of blood mist. Although it was a bit gory, it was clear that Wenya and Ningbao were not afraid at all.

"Sister Wenya, come quick! There seems to be a note here."

Ningbao can see in the dark, so Wenya is naturally no less capable. She took the small piece of paper from Ningbao's mouth and examined it closely:

"Why is it always the rules! When will this end? Are you taking advantage of us because we're not smart enough?"

The note clearly had two lines of text written on it:

Rule 5: When in the living room, please make sure you are covered in mud.

Rule Six: Do not turn on the television while resting on the sofa.

But soon, Wenya cheered up:

"Ningbao, there's actually a TV here!"

Bai Gao, perched on Wen Ya's head, tilted her head slightly in confusion. Was this the important point?

I won't show the skill panels of the kids, since you don't really need to know anything about them in detail anyway.

Ningbao: Ideas? I have no ideas. Let's switch to a different task.

Wenya: I knew those little brats in kindergarten weren't reliable! Huh? There's a TV to watch! (^0^)/

Bai Gao: ...Sister Wenya seems...unreliable too, right?

Author: "Birds of a feather flock together, right? Be confident, drop that 'seems like' thing." |ω｀)