Don’t Mess with that Turtle
Chapter 145 - 145 018 Two or Three Matters_1

145: Chapter 018 Two or Three Matters_1 145: Chapter 018 Two or Three Matters_1 Little Eagle complained with a squeak, and Feng Ya Ya blinked before jumping down from the tree to take it into her arms.

Not eating?

Do you only like to eat meat like I do?

Picked up that bad habit since you were young!

Monkeys eat fruits.

Toad hopped laboriously with a wild boar performing a one-legged stand on its back as if doing acrobatics.

Each time the toad hopped, the boar got tossed up, then trembling, landed back on the toad’s back.

It dared not fall off for fear of being whipped by Green Snake, and it dared not step too hard on the toad, lest it would be struck with a little whip for hurting it.

A pig’s life is full of dangers.

Both of them were being punished.

The wild boar had fled in the midst of battle and even dared to carry the head general!

The toad was even worse.

The Ugly Turtle it had raised had chased Big Turtle off to who knows where.

We were about to unify this large island, but it ended up aiding the enemy by taking out our strongest combat power.

Courting death!

Green Snake coiled on a Green Stone basking in the sun, supervising them.

The punishment had been going on for several days, and Feng Ya Ya said, when Big Turtle returns, the punishment will end.

The toad expressed disdain on the spot.

As a prestigious Soul Beast, it was always pursued by others wherever it went.

How could it endure this disrespect?

Being millennia old, how could it play such childish games with a little girl?

Then Feng Ya Ya accepted Green Snake’s suggestion and appointed the toad as the army’s Siwei, responsible for supervising discipline.

Feng Ya Ya didn’t know what discipline meant, nor did she know the role of a Siwei.

In any case, the effect was good.

The toad squirmed and twisted for a while before punishing itself.

Not only that, it also dragged the wild boar to be punished together.

Looking at the toad made her feel a bit like pursuing the turtle.

Feng Ya Ya looked towards the sea and, finally setting her resolve, shoved the two Little Eagles into Green Snake’s arms.

Then she grabbed the toad’s hind legs and lifted, sending the wild boar tumbling down.

Carrying the toad, Feng Ya Ya ran toward the ocean, “Little Toad, Little Toad, take me to find Big Turtle!

He must be coming back now.”

Feng Ya Ya didn’t dare to go alone.

To swim in the sea, looking downward would make her feel fearful and scared, unless she could look up at the sky without having to see the sea.

The toad was utterly bewildered.

That turtle swam so fast at that time.

Where should it start looking now?

“Hurry up, hurry up!” urged Feng Ya Ya as she tossed the toad into the air.

It plopped down, its head pointing in the direction where the sun was setting.

“This way, go!” This was the method Savage King used to escape the Formation, as told by Green Snake.

However, Savage King tossed a captive, and since she didn’t have one, she used the toad instead.

Close enough!

The toad was even more bewildered but got dragged by Feng Ya Ya, who sprinted, leaped into the sea, and plunged in like a cannonball.

They then bubbled down towards the seabed.

This lass, she can’t swim!

So weak yet so impulsive!

The toad started kicking to drag her toward the surface, only to see Feng Ya Ya opening her eyes in confusion underwater, “Eh?

I can breathe under water now!”

Feng Ya Ya had never cultivated.

She would wake up to eat, fight, cause trouble everywhere, and then sleep.

After a good rest, she naturally grew stronger.

Compared to Su He, she resembled more a Divine God Beast in human form.

Feng Ya Ya joyfully fluttered in the water.

If she could breathe underwater, there was nothing to fear.

She looked down to the seabed, only to freeze completely, not moving an inch.

Below, the dark and profound depths seemed to threaten with some great terror about to strike.

Her limbs beyond control, her body fluttered helplessly, sinking toward the seabed.

The toad slapped his head; such a wild lass was afraid of the deep sea, less brave than even a tadpole!

The toad swam up to her, wrapped its arms around her from behind, and with a kick of its hind legs, shot up towards the surface.

Breaking the water surface and breathing in the sea air, Feng Ya Ya instantly recovered, laughing heartily as she slapped the sea, shaking off the toad.

Free from the deep sea, she felt capable again.

And then: bubble, bubble…

Person and toad, thus in wave-like oscillations, advanced forward.

Later on, Feng Ya Ya discovered that if she settled on the seabed, she wasn’t afraid at all, so she simply smashed through the water on the seabed and pressed forward.

She didn’t know where Big Turtle was, but with Toad accompanying her, she couldn’t get lost.

Every so often, she’d toss the toad.

Feng Ya Ya said they would find it, so they definitely would.

In such matters, her words always became reality.

The big fish had disappeared, nowhere to be found for several days.

If the big fish were here, they’d move even faster.

It wasn’t until two days later that a person and a frog seemed to break through a thin membrane, entering a special space.

It was invisible and untouchable, yet there was a bizarre feeling.

There were no fish around, eerily silent.

“Ya Ya!

Big Turtle!” Feng Yaya cried out happily, pointing ahead.

The toad looked up and saw the Dragon Turtle lying motionlessly on the seafloor, breathing slowly as if severely injured, its presence faintly discernible and, paradoxically, its majesty and quality terrifyingly powerful.

The feeling of bursting through the membrane upon their arrival…

it was clear the Dragon Turtle’s majesty now contained a domain-like essence!

It was no longer indiscriminately spreading in all directions, but could be condensed nearby.

Had the little Dragon Turtle not only survived the Giant Turtle’s jaws but also advanced?

Are they kidding me?!

The toad was panting heavily.

Feng Yaya had already rushed to Su He’s side, looking at Su He and chuckling.

In this small world, as joyful as she played, without Big Turtle by her side, something always seemed amiss.

Now seeing Su He, her entire being lit up with happiness.

If only Aunt Lin and mother were here too!

Then she could live here happily ever after.

Feng Yaya watched Su He, not moving closer to cause trouble, she was used to seeing Su Huanian meditate, cultivate, and heal wounds, knowing not to disturb.

Only four or five yards away, she chuckled to herself.

“Big Turtle, Big Turtle!

I can breathe underwater now, and I can talk too.”

She boasted about her new abilities.

Su He remained motionless, immersed in his state.

“I’m not afraid of water anymore!” she laughed joyously, sounding like silver bells, “I don’t need to carry wood or wild boars to go into the ocean anymore.”

Before, she had to carry a wild boar into the sea, standing on its back while looking at the sky.

Not anymore.

“I can rise to the surface on my own now.” Her laughter grew even brighter, “Don’t believe me?

Just watch.”

Feng Yaya looked up at the pitch-black ceiling where the ocean surface was out of sight.

She crouched slightly, then with a sudden kick, she shot up towards the sky.

Feeling the sea water violently crashing against her body, she kept her eyes tightly shut.

She didn’t dare to open them, for opening them meant she would stop moving.

The pressure on her body grew less and less, signaling she was near the surface.

Feng Yaya’s tense mood slightly relaxed.

Then suddenly, she felt a colossal impact with something, sea water churned and exploded around her, and before she knew it, she had emerged through the surface.

A massive Tiger Whale was sent flying by her collision, propelled out of the water and then slamming back into the sea.

The whale was bewildered.

Whales swam in the sea, but trouble rose up from beneath.

Letting out an angry cry, it glanced over to see a little red dot swimming backstroke on the water.

The Tiger Whale blinked, recognizing the figure: an acquaintance, not to be trifled with.

“Huh?

Big fish?” Feng Yaya exclaimed with joy.

Big Turtle’s big fish was so much better than her wild pig, so loyal, quietly coming to find Big Turtle.

Feng Yaya slapped the water’s surface with her little hand, springing her body up and landing on the back of the Tiger Whale.

The broad whaleback immediately gave her a great sense of security.

In the distance, several whale cries sounded, as if greeting Feng Yaya.

Waving her hands and calling out, she felt the joyful surprise of encountering old acquaintances in a foreign land.

The Tiger Whale swam on the surface of the sea.

On the day the Dragon Turtle was chased by the Giant Turtle, it did not dare to follow, but it trailed at a distance, then watched helplessly as the Giant Turtle disintegrated into ashes, disappearing out of sight.

Soon after, the Dragon Turtle’s majesty erupted, sinking to the seabed.

The Dragon Turtle’s majesty frightened the Tiger Whale, yet being within the majesty’s range, the Demon Star spun faster, and its progression sped up.

These past few days, the Tiger Whale had been roaming above the ocean surface right over Su He’s head.

It didn’t dare go down, as the Dragon Turtle’s majesty had grown stronger, yet it couldn’t bear to leave either.

So it roamed, ready to plunge into the majesty if it felt brave, but quick to escape if it felt cowardly.

Unfortunately, among its entire group, aside from itself, not a single whale had the heroism to join fins and advance with it.

On the ocean floor, the toad approached Su He step by step, eyes gleaming, trying to see through Su He but finding him more and more incomprehensible.

The only thing apparent was that the purity of the Turtle’s flesh and bones must be at least fifty percent.

How many days had it been?

Moreover—the Turtle had grown horns!