My Divine Pet Enables Me To Become The Biggest Winner
Chapter 520 - 370: Rewarding Merit Tower_2

Chapter 520: Chapter 370: Rewarding Merit Tower_2

A sense of great fear gripped Pig Carp. The moment it fell into the water, he knew it was targeted at him! It had been six hundred years; this was the first time someone had seen through him!

Pig Carp was rushing towards the Beast Cage as hard as he could, but he was not calm inside: Could Lord Ruibin save me?

Whoosh——

Whoosh——

Two shadows rushed through the water one after the other, causing many ordinary fish and frog species in the Defensive River to be startled and scattering in every direction. The creatures were intimidated by the oppressive air of the two shadows, remaining still at the bottom of the water. Those fellows who had been sitting on the stone pier for half a day fishing and not caught anything were very puzzled: Why aren’t the fish biting today?

Pig Carp dove headfirst into the Beast Cage—this underwater Beast Cage had a vast entrance, three layers of burly Magical Instrument iron gates inside and outside, while two concealed spiritual sealing arrays were in between the three iron gates to ensure that no Demon Beasts could enter and exit at will.

But the Beast Cage was quite spacious; the Demon Beasts living within did not feel crowded.

Among the twelve Double-headed Eels, Lord Ruibin was known for his generous and mild nature. He was originally sleeping in his nest when something rushed past him. He lifted his drowsy head, the corners of his eyes still filled with sleep dust, and looked all around him. He saw Pig Carp burrowing into a small hole behind him.

Ruibin was wondering: Why did it come back so early today? And why is it alone?

A bright sphere of electricity was about to conjure a thin electric rope from his tail, ready to pull Pig Carp out and ask it what was going on. But it was just a coincidence. Before the electric filament was released, a small figure of the size of a tadpole darted into the hole with a whoosh.

Lord Ruibin froze all over, as he blankly watched the other party. The other party, however, was eyeing the spherical electric light at the tip of his tail, looking displeased: What do you mean, huh?

Lord Ruibin quickly crouched his entire body towards the bottom of the water, only raising its tail high. Holding up that sphere of electricity, he expressed his meaning with extreme humility and flattery: I am holding a lamp for your Excellency.

Little Loach examined him back and forth, seeming to be distrustful. Lord Ruibin quickly pointed in a direction, indicating: Are you after that Pig Carp? It’s hiding over there; do you want me to go and catch it for you?

Little Loach finally let Ruibin off. She flicked her tail and hurled herself towards the hiding place of Pig Carp.

Pig Carp cursed in his heart: You, a grand Double-headed Eel, a Tier-6 Monster Beast, are unexpectedly so spineless. It’s truly my bad luck to follow you. With my "boss" being unreliable, I can only save myself. He suddenly puffed up his cheeks, and a thick and heavy gurgle echoed throughout the Beast Cage. Pig Carp’s body continued to expand—Little Loach was anxious. She couldn’t allow this fellow to reveal his true form! In his current form, only I can see that he’s extraordinary. If he shows his true form, there are still a few formidable individuals in this capital who would definitely notice and come to snatch it from me.

Therefore, Little Loach threw herself forward with all her might, forcefully opening her vast mouth.

Lord Ruibin stared in astonishment with both his heads: First was Pig Carp. When he puffed up his cheeks, Ruibin had already noticed that this guy was not Tire-5! In fact, he’s not even a Pig Carp!

This fellow concealed his strength and was actually stronger than me. Where on earth does he come from?

If he let "Pig Carp" continue to inflate, he will likely directly transform into something mountainously enormous. This Beast Cage won’t fit him anymore.

But right after, he saw the particular "gentleman" suddenly opened up a boundlessly huge mouth—this "boundlessly huge" was a kind of illusion of perception. He just felt like this mouth could swallow anything.

Initially, he felt that "Pig Carp" was going to become as gigantic as a mountain, but when "your Excellency" opened his mouth, "Pig Carp" became insignificant. In comparison, Pig Carp seemed quite overreaching.

Then, Lord Ruibin saw your Excellency swallowed Pig Carp with one gulp. As your Excellency closed his mouth, Pig Carp entirely disappeared from the sight. Your Excellency’s body was still the size of a tadpole!

Your Excellency shook the tail, looking quite content, then a bit drowsy.

Lord Ruibin continued to hold up the electric light for your Excellency and considerately opened the door to his large underground cave: Your Excellency, would you like to rest a bit?

Little Loach swam in unceremoniously, then closed the entrance door, instructing Ruibin: Do not disturb me! or you’ll know the consequences!

If elder brother were to see Little Loach’s eyes at this moment, that would definitely be quite adorable, so adorable! But Lord Ruibin was shivering all over. Both his heads nodded eagerly in unison: You can relax, your Excellency. I’ll guard the door for you so that no one will disturb your peaceful sleep.

Little Loach went off to nap in a daze. Lord Ruibin faithfully guarded the entrance and thoughtfully dimmed the light on the tip of his tail.

Those Demon Beasts that Pig Carp brought out today finally caught up and rushed into the Beast Cage, darting around: Where’s the enemy? How audacious to attack Pig Carp.

Lord Ruibin let out a low growl, and all the Demon Beasts obediently lay flat on the ground. Lord Ruibin cursed: Get lost!

The Demon Beasts skulked away gloomily. But Lord Ruibin was pondering: This guy "Pig Carp," what on earth is he? Everyone says he came to the Defensive River six hundred years ago, and has been diligent and hardworking for these six hundred years, never having any issues.

...

Owen Bertram was still worried about his Little Brother. After getting on the horse carriage, he told Verna: "I’m taking a nap." Then his soul attached itself to him.

He saw his second Little Brother lying in a large and luxurious underwater room. He seemed very safe, only then could he take a slight breath.