I, the little cat, am a substitute for others who are starving and thin

"Boom!"

But she didn't expect that the child would jump and run to her side, as if he wanted to follow her closely.

"Hey."

Shiono walked over to Yimi and hugged her, saying in a voice so low it was almost inaudible, "Don't disturb the patient."

"What are you doing, blue man?" Yimi broke free from her hand.

Xiao Si patted her head gently and said, "Call me Sister Shiono."

"Well?"

Yimi lowered her head and counted on her fingers, counting "Sister Shiono" and "Blue Person", and found that the latter was easier to pronounce because it had two fewer syllables.

"blue……"

"Ask your sister to give you some snacks." The rabbit in the timid girl's hand completed the temptation on her behalf.

"Sister Yoshino."

……

"Eh? Are we going back now?"

"GunGun is still in the pet shop." Looking at the empty infusion bottle, Origami pulled out the needle himself.

"That's easy. Ask someone to get it for you..."

Origami reached out to interrupt Shiori, looking at her with a complicated look: "I am a DEM member now, so it's best if we don't have any more interactions. Elves are my enemies, and have always been like this."

"..."

Is this a declaration of breaking off relations?

The girl, who had not yet recovered from Hoshimiya Rokuko's words, clutched her collar tightly, feeling particularly uncomfortable.

"Origami, regarding what happened earlier, I was referring to the 'disaster'..."

Tobiichi Origami looked sideways at Shiori.

Shizhi looked her in the eye firmly: "I have seen Disaster again. I can be sure that it was definitely not her who killed your parents. Please absolutely believe me on this one point!"

"Did she tell you that in person?" Origami turned her face away.

"It's not just that... well, she just became an elf last week and is related to the First Elves. Maybe the First Elves know the truth of what happened back then?"

"just?"

"That is to say, elves may have been humans in the past..."

Tobiichi Origami nodded slightly. "I understand. Shiori believed in spirits without permission, and he also wanted me to believe in spirits without permission."

"No, Origami, please listen to me." Seeing the other party's mood, Shizhi hesitated: "Whether it's looking for Kurumi or something else, I will help you find the truth."

"Anyway, if you hate elves themselves, then wouldn't I be more like an elf since I can seal their power?"

"..."

"I understand. Please send me back." It was impossible to tell her mood from Origami's face.

Shizhi watched Origami being teleported to the surface, stunned for a long time before he realized what was happening.

Origami just said to put Yimi in the pet shop, right?

Shiori turned around and looked at the little girl being fed by Yoshino. Didn't the little girl run away at that time? How did she get back to Origami?

After seeing Origami leave, he trotted over to the teleportation device, stepped on it, and pressed the button twice like the operator did, teleporting himself out as well.

A steady meal ticket, and someone who looked like a grandmother had let her stay there last time.

"Wait……"

Before leaving, she looked reluctantly at her sister Yoshino who had been feeding her.

I can only find a way to eat you next time.

"Why did you go back again..."

……

"I'm sorry, sir. It's not because you didn't pay. We don't know where it went. The lock is still intact. How could it have gotten through the crack with its size?"

The shop girl looked at Origami with some fear, because she always had the same expression.

"I remember it was supposed to be locked up with this cow cat... Although it's a bit inappropriate to say so, if you don't mind, can we compensate you with a cow cat? Or maybe a kitten?"

Origami said nothing, nor did he accept the pet shop manager's offer of compensation. He turned around and walked straight towards home, clutching the chip tightly in his hand.

This is fine, I've only kept a pet for about a week, originally to relieve boredom after being suspended from work.

She will no longer allow external things to interfere with her revenge. For the past five years, the only belief that has kept her alive is revenge.

"I understand" didn't mean she had listened to what Shiori said. On the contrary, she had finally understood the fact that Shiori would only unconditionally favor the elves.

It wasn't just the pure white elves; the object of her hatred had always been the species 'elves' themselves. At least that's what she told herself. Next time, she would use her connections and the blood of her increasingly good friend Yatogami Tohka...

Just as I was thinking about it, I just walked out of the elevator and saw a furry ball lying there licking its fur.

The cat couldn't help but randomly press the button and teleported himself to a fish shop a kilometer away. He had a delicious meal and then came back.

"..."

Origami reached out and grabbed the back of her collar and lifted her up.

"Meow?"

"Pa pa" two slaps on the butt.

"Meow!" The cat raised its paw in protest.

But the girl changed her position, hugged her and buried her face in her hairy belly.

"Meow." Yimi patted her head gently with her paw.

"I am fine."

Origami held the cat in one hand and opened the door with the other.

AST sent a message, but I didn't know whether it was a request for reinstatement or an accusation against her for operating with unfamiliar equipment. She didn't want to pay any attention to it.

But now that Origami has calmed down and sorted out the strange things that have happened recently, she has to deal with another more serious matter.

She is not as careless as Tohka Yatogami, and will not ignore the fact that the cat has escaped from prison just because it ran back home by itself.

Origami put Yimi on the table and sat face to face with her.

Of course, she didn't know the situation at the shelter at the time, so her subjective feeling was that the pet store was not taking responsibility because she didn't pay first.

The same thing happened when she lost the cat before. Chonggong Yimi said the cat was in the sand, and the cat really was waiting for her in the tube in the sand.

Chapter 33 Danger

Because she was afraid that the cat would follow her, she stuffed the cat into the iron cage and locked it herself when she ran to the shelter. Unless some emergency forced the pet shop to reopen the cage, it would be impossible for the animal to open that kind of padlock.

The shelter is fully enclosed. Once the door is closed, it can only be opened when the alarm is lifted. If there is any special power, that is another matter.

In addition, she was awakened by a mouse in her bed today. She usually pays great attention to hygiene and is almost 100% sure that there are no mice or cockroaches at least in her home.

If you think about it carefully, Mr. Murasame was very perfunctory in not letting her see the cat, and then Takamiya Imi appeared.

Chonggong Yimi ran away, and then Gungun appeared in the sand.

Chonggong Yimi and Gungun both appeared on her way home.

Takamiya Imi is a spirit with special powers.

Chonggong Yimi and Gungun never appeared at the same time.

Tobiichi Origami narrowed her eyes and called out tentatively, "Takamiya Imi."

"Meow?"

The reaction was mediocre. The cat was named Yimi, not Chonggong.

The girl tapped the cat's nose and said, "Stop pretending. I know you are an elf."

"Meow?" The cat tilted its head to look at her, opened its little mouth and gently bit Origami's fingertips, because the kitten hated being pointed at.

"Did you guess wrong?"

Origami withdrew his hand, took out the cat toy and waved it in front of Yimi. Yimi's head swayed left and right along with the cat toy, and he stretched out his claws to flap.

Sure enough, Teacher Murasame's perfunctory response at the time was because she had kidnapped Gungun from the very beginning. Her teacher ethics were corrupt, and it was unlikely that the naughty kid would have any scheming intentions.

Maybe she felt relieved at this moment? She herself didn't understand.

Just as she didn't understand, she thought she had a very good relationship with Shiori, and could even compromise to the point of turning a blind eye to the elves sealed by Shiori. Even so, the other party could still find countless reasons to be her mortal enemy?

A little lonely.

After rubbing the cat's head for a while, she picked up her phone and checked AST's exclusive text message. It was a message from a mentally retarded leader, asking her to come over but deliberately not saying what it was about.

Origami locked her phone and pretended not to see it. She was injured by the new elf in front of all her former colleagues and was now a casualty.

Ironically, she seemed to be rescued by another elf at that time.

There was no doubt she couldn't find a machine stronger than the CR-Unit Mordred. She'd also assumed her combat skills wouldn't be inferior to those of Yatogami Tohka, but even so, she'd still suffered a crushing defeat at the hands of the new elves. Her true enemy might possess defenses comparable to those of a god...

The girl reached out and touched the bedside table, then she remembered that the last family photo was locked in the drawer.

irritable.

Origami glanced at Yimi, who was full of energy, because she had slept enough during the day and didn't want to sleep at night.

This is when the advantages of pets come into play. When you are in a bad mood, you can play with them to heal yourself.

Origami took out the laser pen that came with the cat toy, installed the batteries, and projected a small red dot that swayed in front of Yimi.

Yimi curled up into a ball and glanced at the floor with disdain.

What was this elusive little red dot? Her real grandmother had once caught it.

Origami: “?”

I just cleared up my suspicions about you, why are you suddenly acting like a fake cat again?

She threw away the infrared ray, took out a small ball, waved it in front of Yimi's eyes, and then threw it towards the corner of the room.

"Pick it back."

The cat didn't move.

"Ever played throw-a-ball?" Origami thought Gungun's former owner had taught him everything.

She walked over, retrieved the ball, and dangled it in front of the cat's nose for it to sniff.

"Meow?" Yimi slapped it with her claw, making it roll back into the corner.

Origami frowned, picked it up again, and sniffed the ball in confusion, thinking there was some pungent smell on it.

I didn't smell any obvious odor, after all, it was a toy for the kitten.

She placed the ball in front of the kitten again and shook it, then threw it away, and finally picked it up herself, demonstrating to Yimi how to play with it.

Yimi understood and slapped the ball away with his paw again.

"That's not the case." Origami picked up the ball.

The cat snapped open again.

Fold the paper and pick it up again.

"..."

The girl realized something and turned to look at the mirror in the room. She felt as if she had grown dog ears.

She threw the ball away expressionlessly, kicked off her shoes, lay on the bed and went to sleep.

I won't feed the cat tomorrow morning.

"Meow?" The kitten jumped onto the bed and gently pressed her quilt.

"Go back to your nest." Origami raised his foot and gently kicked her down.

"Meow!"