Baby Serendipity: The Whole World Fell In Love With Me
Chapter 189 - 188: I am going to cast a spell

Chapter 189: Chapter 188: I am going to cast a spell

After hearing Phoenix Fairy’s request, Mianmian looked at the chains on her body.

If it were like the story her mother told, Phoenix Fairy should have died from being burned to death, then she shouldn’t be trapped here. Her wish was to commit suicide, but Phoenix Fairy was performing on stage when the fire was started by someone else.

Did Phoenix Fairy still commit suicide?

Mianmian felt a sourness in her chest.

Those who commit suicide, at the same time every day, will relive the pain of death in the place where they died, and Phoenix Fairy must have endured it many times by now.

Under such pain, Phoenix Fairy fought with the little beast to protect the children.

"Mianmian won’t take you in," Mianmian had a bold idea, but she didn’t know if she could do it, so she decided not to say it for now, "Shall we go down and have a chat first?"

Phoenix Fairy nodded slightly, agreeing, and her eyes also showed curiosity.

He couldn’t see anything special about Mianmian compared to the other kids present; they all seemed like ordinary people, yet these kids weren’t afraid of him at all.

The only one Phoenix Fairy thought shouldn’t be afraid of him was the Green that Mianmian mentioned.

Green’s appearance was that of a New Year Picture Doll, like him a spirit, and should be an animated New Year Picture, which is why she could capture that little beast. This also fulfilled his wish, after all, he wouldn’t have to guard against the beast eating children anymore.

Phoenix Fairy politely greeted Mianmian with a salute: "Lord Green, Phoenix Fairy pays his respects."

Green, being called lord, was pleased but showed a very cold, expressionless face, "Hello."

"Green, help me out, go tell my grand-nephew, Mianmian wants to go down," Mianmian tried waving to the people below, but maybe because the carriage was too high up, nobody below paid attention to her.

After hearing this, Green turned around and flew down.

Upon hearing Green’s message, Ying Fang informed Su Chenjin, and he then had the Ferris wheel started up again.

Soon, the carriage Mianmian was in came back down to the ground.

Su Chenjin picked up Mianmian and asked warmly, "Little Auntie, is the matter resolved?"

Mianmian nodded, "Resolved, resolved, from now on, no more children will cry."

The couple exchanged a glance, their curiosity apparent. However, they didn’t ask any questions, simply waiting silently to see what happened.

It was Liu Anan who took the initiative to ask, "Master Mianmian, is it okay for him to come down with us?"

Although the ghost no longer had that Dark Qi on him and looked like the harmless ghosts she had seen, Liu Anan still remembered the fear she felt when she was face-to-face with it.

It was only through sheer willpower that she had pretended not to notice anything!

"No problem, Phoenix Fairy isn’t a bad ghost," Mianmian explained, "He scared the children to protect them."

Liu Anan was confused.

"To protect the children, so he made them cry?"

She had seen two dark clouds high in the sky, but they were too far away for her to see clearly.

"Right," Mianmian nodded affirmatively, thought for a moment, and decided to open the Yin Yang Eyes for all the ordinary people present, "Great-nephew, do you want to see the ghost? How about you, Assistant? And you guys? And those of you standing so far away?"

She asked them one by one, her gaze completing a circle before falling on the bodyguards not far away.

The two bodyguards, who had never expected to be asked, exchanged glances. Having always been serious, they briefly saw excitement in each other’s eyes.

They were bodyguards of the Su Family, loyal to the family, and like Jin Tai, they knew the Little Auntie had special abilities. But, unluckily, as ordinary people, even if they accepted the existence of gods and demons, they could not see anything.

Now that they had the chance, both bodyguards were eager to agree, but they still looked to their real boss, Su Chenjin, for approval.

Jin Tai also saw the subtle action of the two bodyguards, and said with a smile, "What’s there to ask about? Doesn’t our boss also have to listen to Little Auntie’s words? I’m letting you see the world with us so you don’t forget your duty when you encounter a big event in the future."

Kidding, Little Auntie decided on this matter, and since it’s nothing urgent, you can bet the boss would agree even without thinking too hard about it.

The couple, who had decided to just quietly watch the excitement, now grew more curious upon hearing Jin Tai’s words, nodding silently.

When everyone agreed, Mianmian reached out her small hand, and while murmuring incantations, she drew a charm and gently blew on it.

Su Chenjin only felt a cool breeze enter his eyes, and the next second he saw an extra woman... no, a man in the crowd.

During his childhood, North City’s opera culture hadn’t yet been completely replaced by all kinds of novel TV dramas, so he had listened to operas with Elder Su and Old Lady Su.

Some were live, and others were recorded on television.

Elder Su and Old Lady Su also had a collection of discs featuring famous actors from history performing in operas.

Thinking of the past, Su Chenjin suddenly found the person dressed as Yu Ji in front of him vaguely familiar, as if he had seen him in those treasured discs.

"Phoenix Fairy, now they both can see you. You can talk to them yourself," Mianmian reminded.

Upon hearing Mianmian’s prompt, Phoenix Fairy looked towards Cui Liang and Zhou Jing.

The couple clasped their hands tightly together, their faces a mix of astonishment, tension, and panic. Kidding, an individual dressed in opera costume had just appeared out of thin air in front of them... no, a ghost!

"Two esteemed bosses, my name is Phoenix Fairy, formerly the owner of the Spring Breeze Opera Troupe in North City. I extend my greetings to both of you," Phoenix Fairy still offered a respectful bow.

As Phoenix Fairy introduced himself, Cui Liang and Zhou Jing clasped their hands even tighter.

Ironically, if one traced back the history of the Cui Family and the Zhou Family, they would learn that almost ninety years ago, their ancestors had supported Phoenix Fairy, a renowned actor of the Spring Breeze Opera Troupe.

Back then, following operas was the trend, similar to how young people nowadays follow idol dramas. Which wealthy family didn’t support a famous actor or actress? Not doing so would get you laughed at for being unsophisticated within social circles.

Moreover, if you supported someone, it became a competition of status and prestige, which led to frequent brawls between ancestors of the two families within the Spring Breeze Opera Troupe.

Fighting in the opera troupe, Phoenix Fairy, as the troupe leader, naturally had to intervene and stop the fights. His intervention led to the Cui Family and the Zhou Family becoming friends, as there’s a saying that one does not make friends without fighting.

Later on, when the land was fraught with turmoil, the Cui Family and the Zhou Family supported each other to survive, reaping some benefits of the times and making money. It was with this capital that Cui Liang and Zhou Jing were able to partner with others to take over the land to start the Amusement Park and Zoo.

"We’ve heard about you; our ancestors were friends with you," the couple whispered in unison, staring at Phoenix Fairy, "You were a hero back then."

Phoenix Fairy was also surprised; he had thought only the little child Mianmian knew of him, yet the two neighboring bosses were aware as well and even shared such a connection with him.

Even if he was known by them, he still had to clearly state what happened, genuinely wanting to apologize to the descendants of his friends.

Phoenix Fairy explained the situation with the small beast and said, "I’m very sorry to both of you. May I ask for the respected surnames and names of your ancestors?"

Cui Liang and Zhou Jing honestly stated their information and waved their hands to show they didn’t mind at all, "How can this be seen as cutting off our wealth? To tell the truth, even if you weren’t here, this Amusement Park and Zoo still wouldn’t be making money."

"Really, after all, this area is still the old city district. It’s normal for there to be little foot traffic. The young children and parents all go to the new districts to buy houses. It’s normal if it can’t continue."

"And that Zoo—taking care of animals is laborious and requires government inspections. If the ticket prices are too high, it’s not right; if they’re too low, that’s not right either. To be honest, I’ve long since wanted to give it up," one half of the couple remarked.

Each assuring Phoenix Fairy with their own words, the couple comforted him.

After hearing all this, Phoenix Fairy let go of the guilt that had been hidden in his heart and turned to Mianmian, "Master Mianmian, I see that the girl calls you this, so I will too. My wish has been fulfilled; please perform the ritual."

When Cui Liang and Zhou Jing heard Phoenix Fairy’s request, they thought of those who practiced Cultivation upon encountering ghosts and demons, they would perform rituals to extinguish them and felt sorrow.

In his time, Phoenix Fairy was truly a hero. As a hero who died protecting the land, and whose spirit lingered alone in the place of his death for so many years, it seemed a pity that his fate would be to be extinguished.

Actually, they couldn’t help thinking if extinguishing him was really necessary? Even though Phoenix Fairy was a ghost, he was a ghost that had died doing a good deed.

As they contemplated this, ready to plead on his behalf to Mianmian, they heard her say, "Yeah, I do have to perform the ritual..."