Rabbit Must Die
Chapter 566 - 170 The Rabbit No One Wants_1

Chapter 566: Chapter 170 The Rabbit No One Wants_1

Qin Shou watched Indra with beaming eyes and a smile, his gaze constantly squeezing, as if he was electrifying the air, sending flirtatious winks. He thought excitedly: "This style, these flowers, this entrance, these words, not bad, not bad... quite stylish! Later on, I’ll also get one, whip it out during a raid, and it’ll surely bamboozle a group of people."

Indra had no idea what Qin Shou was thinking, but he felt quite uncomfortable being on the receiving end of those coquettish winks. However, remembering how Qin Shou had transformed into a giant blood rabbit and effortlessly squashed the Asura King with one slap and ripped apart Blood City with his bare hands, Indra carefully offered a smile and said, "I, you’ve been waiting for a while."

Qin Shou chuckled: "No worries, it’s good that you’ve arrived. Hurry up and save me, I think this woman is going crazy!"

Xunxiang glared fiercely at Qin Shou and was incredibly astonished. Qin Shou being able to summon so many Asuras to fight was already beyond belief! She had dealt with the Asura Clan for so many years, yet it was the first time she had seen them heed the call of an outsider, and even fight to the death for one! She thought she had already overestimated the Rabbit, but now even Indra was treating it with utmost respect, and there seemed to be a hint of wariness. Her heart roiled like a tempestuous sea, unable to calm down. The thought of being toyed with by the Rabbit became even more intense.

After all, she knew that the Asura Clan only respected power, not relationships.

However, Xunxiang was not aware that the rules of the Asura Clan were set by the Nether River Patriarch, and the Patriarch was not bounded by these rules. Which Asura would dare to disregard a relation with the Nether River Patriarch? Sadly, Xunxiang didn’t realize that the Rabbit could be linked to the formidable Nether River Patriarch.

Xunxiang tossed the Rabbit onto her shoulder and said, "Indra, you want to take him with you?"

Indra replied with a smile, "Kaitabha coming to Nether River, and me not greeting you at the door is already an etiquette breach. Since you are leaving, taking something with you is fine, but regarding this Rabbit, you must... "

Meanwhile, deep within the Nether River, three consciousnesses converged.

Vishnu said, "Did you hear the Rabbit crying for help?"

Rudra replied, "I heard it!"

Hariti said, "I didn’t even dare to respond; what about you guys?"

Vishnu replied, "Of course, I wouldn’t answer. Didn’t the Patriarch just message us not to interfere? But I’m not clear on what exactly the Patriarch is up to. The message was sent hastily, as if he’s avoiding someone."

Rudra said, "You just heard it? I was informed earlier. Didn’t the Patriarch notify all of us at the same time?"

Hariti said, "He informed me an hour ago. What about you?"

Vishnu replied, "Just now."

Rudra said, "A quarter of an hour ago?"

Hariti said, "So he didn’t notify us at the same time, it seems the Patriarch is indeed avoiding someone. And that person must be powerful, for the Patriarch to not dare to openly communicate with us. By the way, why hasn’t Indra come?"

Vishnu exclaimed, "Oh no! He went to save the Rabbit!"

Rudra and Hariti: "Is he insane? Or did the Patriarch not inform him?"

Meanwhile, at Buddha Mountain, within Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha’s cave abode.

"Watch the dog!"

Bang!

The Nether River Patriarch flipped the chessboard in frustration, and while Ksitigarbha was distracted, he sent a telepathic message to Indra: "You better roll back here!"

Indra, about to speak and utterly bewildered, suddenly turned to look around, and muttered to himself, "What does that mean?"

The Nether River Patriarch was halfway to death with anger... and cursed: "Don’t save the Rabbit, let her take it away!"

Indra hadn’t regained his composure yet, when Diting, who had just entered from the door, bellowed, "Bodhisattva, the Nether River Patriarch is sending a transmission!"

The Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha, who was busying himself with tidying up the chessboard, suddenly lifted his head to look at the Nether River Patriarch and then proceeded to calculate with his fingers.

The Nether River Patriarch hurriedly followed suit with his own divination.

Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha calculated in vain, frowning at the Nether River Patriarch, who chuckled and said, "Everyone has their little secrets, right?"

Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha nodded slightly, then turned to Diting and asked, "What did you hear?"

Diting replied, "I heard it, awoo..."

Before he could finish, a figure dropped in front of him and lashed out with a kick!

Diting had already been sent flying like a shooting star...

The Nether River Patriarch sighed, "Your dog really flies fast."

Even the ever-patient Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha now had a face dark as thunder, and he said, each word deliberate and spaced, "He is the poor monk’s mount, as well as the poor monk’s disciple. Whatever he thinks, the poor monk can perceive instantly. Nether River, you’ve gone too far this time!"

For the first time, Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha looked at the Nether River Patriarch with a stern and angry face.

The Nether River Patriarch gave an awkward smile and said, "You can’t say that, this is all about fate. Him coming to Nether River was my bad luck. Your Kaitabha seizing him was your bad luck. In the case where neither of us intervenes, Rabbit would definitely have been taken back to Buddha Mountain by Kaitabha, right? So, we shouldn’t interfere with the wheel of fate, we need to learn to accept it calmly. Right?"

The Nether River Patriarch looked inquiringly at Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha, only to find that the latter was sending a transmission, which caused him to panic...

Meanwhile, over where Nether River, Blood Sea, and Rabbit were, the scene was very different.

Indra, who was about to speak, suddenly stopped, then looked utterly bewildered, followed by an epiphany, and finally he exclaimed, "You must take him away, I won’t stop you. My being here is just to see you off, may you have a smooth journey, goodbye."

Having said that, Indra turned to leave.

Qin Shou was stunned when he heard this.

Xunxiang burst into laughter upon hearing this, "Rabbit, is this your so-called reinforcement? Haha... I’m dying of laughter... uh... what... I... Cao!"

Xunxiang’s laughter was cut short abruptly, then her face was a mix of confusion and surprise, but her reaction was much faster than Indra’s, as she snapped back to reality, and though very reluctant, she still hysterically shouted, "Indra, you stop right there!"

Upon hearing this, Indra broke into a run!

Xunxiang, desperate, called out, "If you run away, I’ll just leave Rabbit here and not bother with him!"

Indra kept running...

Watching the scene unfold on Buddha Mountain, the Nether River Patriarch saw his meticulously planned scheme about to fall through and became frantic. He cursed, "Get back there, no matter what, make her take Rabbit away! I have plotted for so long, played so many tedious games of chess with that baldy, almost at a loss of face, if you dare let me down, I’ll kill you!"

Indra turned around with a crying tone, just in time to see Xunxiang catching up and then said, "Fellow Daoist, you’ve already caught him; one shouldn’t leave a job half done, ah! Take him with you!"

Xunxiang also had a bitter face as she said, "This... I really can’t take him. You take him back."

Qin Shou was bewildered, looking at Indra, then at Xunxiang, and finally at himself, he muttered resentfully, "Damn, am I really so unwelcome?"