Mythical Creatures Strategy Guide

Chapter 68 Let Me Bite You

The gray elf children immediately clapped.

"The dog sister is amazing!"

"Sister Dog, move it again!"

"Can you move that big rock too, Sister Dog?"

Ella was so flattered by the praise that her tail practically flew up, and she actually went to move some stones.

As Chu Sheng watched her retreating figure, he couldn't help but sigh, "If this were in my hometown, she would at least be a Primordial Earth and Wood Saint Body."

Silverleaf didn't understand, but still nodded: "Ella is indeed suited for physical labor."

Arthur walked over from the other side, the Holy Sword slung over his back, and several bandages wrapped around his body.

"The person leading the cat is leaving," she said.

Upon hearing this, Chu Sheng turned his head. Audrey was standing under the broken bridge outside the royal court, talking to Nightclaw. She had put her black cloak back on, the hood off, and her long white hair was simply tied back.

The cat-like assassins around her had finished packing and were checking their weapons, medicine bottles, crossbows, and ropes. Some were sharpening their knives on tree roots, some were stuffing pottery jars into leather pouches, and some had already climbed up branches, ready to flee at any moment.

As Chu Sheng walked over, Nightclaw was handing Audrey a rolled-up map.

"Your Majesty, the scouts in the south have already sent word. Cat Territory is temporarily safe, but the imperial envoys are arriving soon, and we need you to return to oversee the situation."

Audrey took the map: "Okay, let's set off immediately."

Nightclaw nodded: "Yay!"

After she finished speaking, she jumped to the side, squatted on a tree branch, and looked around, seemingly scouting for a way out.

Chu Sheng leaned closer: "You're quite busy being the new ruler, aren't you?"

Audrey looked up at him: "Do you think a monarch just sits in a chair and daydreams all day?"

"No, that won't do," Chu Sheng said seriously. "We still have to pretend."

Audrey's cat ears twitched slightly: "Boring."

"Cat's Territory can't be away from me for too long." She looked down and adjusted the hidden pouch at her waist. "With such a big incident at the Royal Court, we need to stabilize the trade routes around the Sacred Tree Forest first."

Chu Sheng thought for a moment: "How are Xiao Hui and the others?"

"We moved it to the old library next to the monarch's palace. It's a big place, well-ventilated, and sunny. It's just that Little Grey won't throw away that mouse doll; it's already ruined from washing."

"That's good." Chu Sheng nodded. "He has a nostalgic spirit."

"Ella's letter has also arrived," Audrey suddenly said.

Chu Sheng was taken aback: "Which letter? When did she write it? No, when did she learn to write?"

Audrey pulled a crumpled piece of paper from her pocket and unfolded it. On it, she drew a dog, a cat, and a fish in a crooked and messy way.

Next to it was a string of words: "Audrey is a good cat, Ella wants grilled fish."

Chu Sheng was shocked: "She can actually write!"

"She won't." Audrey took the paper back. "Silver Leaf wrote it for her, probably right after she left Cat Territory."

Chu Sheng thought for a moment, and realized that he had said he would write a letter for Ella to ask for grilled fish in order to appease her.

Audrey snorted: "Tell her to draw me less next time. She drew my tail like a broom."

Chu Sheng couldn't help but laugh. Audrey glanced at him, but her sea-blue vertical pupils suddenly avoided his gaze.

"Chu Sheng."

"Um?"

"Come here for a moment."

Seeing her expression, Chu Sheng's alarm bells went off: "Let me make it clear first, I haven't said a bad word about you during this time."

Audrey pulled up her hood and grabbed his collar: "Stop talking nonsense."

She wasn't particularly strong, but she was very fast. Before Chu Sheng could react, she pulled him into the shadow of a fallen giant tree.

The giant tree lay across the edge of the royal court, its canopy collapsing half of the vine-covered pergola, creating a narrow, dead-end corner between its trunk and the ground. The cat-people outside came and went, but none could see this place.

Audrey released Chu Sheng and turned to look outside. Once she was sure no one was following, she pulled down her hood.

The light was dim.

Just as Chu Sheng was about to speak, Audrey suddenly took a step forward and pressed herself against him.

Chu Sheng's back slammed against the tree trunk. Audrey pressed her forehead against the top of his head, wrapped her arms around his sides, and hugged him tightly.

She placed all her weight on Chu Sheng. The black cloak fell down, shrouding the two of them in the same shadow.

Chu Sheng could clearly feel her body. Her waist was very slender, and he estimated that one hand could easily encircle most of it. But below, the cat-woman's full hips, perfect for running and jumping, pressed against his thigh through the cloak, incredibly fleshy and exuding a mature, plump softness.

Chu Sheng's hand hovered in mid-air as he whispered, "Your Majesty, is this a custom of Cat Territory? I love it!"

Audrey buried his face in her ample bosom: "Shut up."

Chu Sheng immediately shut up.

Her breath fell on his head, hot and trembling uncontrollably.

Chu Sheng looked up with difficulty and saw that her white cat ears were pulled down low and her face was flushed.

After a long silence, she whispered, "Let me take a bite."

Audrey's body pressed down, her waist and abdomen close to his, soft yet firm. She lowered her head, her warm breath brushing against Chu Sheng's collarbone, and her sharp canine teeth bit down on it.

pain!

Chu Sheng almost cried out, but Audrey had already covered his mouth with her other hand. She bit hard, leaving a clear tooth mark, and when she released her grip, she licked the tooth mark with the tip of her tongue.

After licking, Audrey immediately took a half step back and pulled her hood up again.

Chu Sheng touched his collarbone and gasped, "You're stamping it with your teeth?"

Audrey turned her face away: "Shut up!"

You have to compensate me.

Audrey looked up, glaring at him fiercely: "What do you want?"

Chu Sheng looked at her and pointed to his lips: "Next time, bite here."

Audrey's eyes widened, her tail curled into an S-shape, and she lowered her head, her face flushed crimson.

She didn't speak, silently stepping out of the shadows. Nightclaw immediately jumped down from the branch and bowed, saying, "Your Majesty, we may depart now."

Audrey nodded under her hood.

The cat people didn't say goodbye; they disappeared along the tree branches at the edge of the sacred tree forest like a black wind.

Audrey was the last to leave; she stood on high ground and looked back one last time.

That glance didn't look at anyone, or rather, it looked at everyone.

Then she flicked her tail and disappeared behind the branches and leaves, never to be seen again.

When Chu Sheng returned to the royal court, Arthur was standing there waiting for him. Her gaze first fell on his face, then on his collar.

Chu Sheng's heart skipped a beat, and he quickly pulled up his collar: "It was from a bug bite."

Arthur said expressionlessly, "There are so many insects in the Sacred Tree Forest."

"Of course, it's a bloodsucking worm, a subspecies."

Yinye, carrying a large bag, passed by and caught sight of the teeth marks on his collarbone. Her eyes widened immediately: "You were bitten by a dog?"

Ella ran over, clutching a rock, her ears perked up: "What? A dog bit Chu Sheng? Where? Are there other dogs here besides me?"

Arthur said calmly, "It's not a dog, it's a cat that's been stealing fish."

Chu Sheng looked up at the sky and suddenly felt a strong urge to request a save file to start over.