The Female Cannon Fodder With Boundless Merits
Chapter 338 - 342: Being a Demon (Part 4)

Chapter 338: Chapter 342: Being a Demon (Part 4)

Without the participation of Su Li and the few little demons under her command, Cuicui’s injuries were far more severe than what the original owner remembered.

She finally managed to escape and found a cave in the wilds to hide in, only then completely succumbing to unconsciousness.

This time, she nearly lost half her life.

With one arm broken, her Demon Core was also filled with cracks, and she could barely maintain her human form; the long snake tail in her lower abdomen was already exposed, revealing the thin snake scales on the exposed skin.

She didn’t know how long it had been when Cuicui slowly woke from her comatose state.

The intense pain that clearly transmitted to her brain made her wish she could pass out again.

At least she wouldn’t have to endure such unbearable torment.

Her cultivation had directly declined from three hundred and fifty years to about a hundred years.

For her, a demon who didn’t prioritize cultivation, this was devastatingly painful.

In her current state, she could forget about sharing a life with Xiao Lang, and it would be a miracle if she didn’t scare people when she went outside.

Cuicui couldn’t help but blame Su Li.

In the past, her sister would appear immediately after a signal was sent out.

But today, she had tried several times and still hadn’t seen a trace of her, not even Xiao Bai and the others.

Her sister always said she was her most cherished younger sister, but...

It was just pleasant talk.

If they hadn’t failed to appear, would she have suffered so much pain and misery?

However, despite her complaints, Cuicui had no other choice but to seek help from Black Lady.

In her current state, she dared not even leave the cave.

Not to mention the possibility of encountering a Taoist or Mage, even a malicious little demon could absorb her entire being and snatch her Demon Core.

Cuicui transmitted the signal again and, enduring the pain, curled up inside the cave.

Disgusted, she shifted her tail and covered her nose.

The cave she had chosen in her panic was previously inhabited by some animal.

It was cold and damp inside, filled with excrement everywhere, and the entire space was filled with a foul odor that she could hardly stand.

She might have lived in such a burrow before her intelligence awakened, but in the over three hundred years since that time, she had lived a life of luxury, even more so than nobility.

After all, there was little in the mortal world that demons couldn’t obtain. If she couldn’t get it herself, there was always her sister...

But now, within barely a moment, Cuicui couldn’t stand it anymore.

Transmission Talismans formed one after another in the air until her Spiritual Power was depleted.

Su Li, who had again found a secluded place to cultivate in peace, noticed the Spirit Talisman in her Mustard Bag continuously blinking.

It was that Little Green Snake.

However, after thinking about it, Su Li roughly understood the other’s predicament.

At this time, it was when the green snake demon Cuicui was being hunted by a Taoist.

Nonetheless, after a glance, she once again immersed herself in her own world.

In a world where Gods and Buddhas and spirits exist alongside Spiritual Power, the Heavenly Dao of this world naturally wouldn’t suppress Su Li’s abilities. At this moment, with the aid of her Cultivation Technique, her cultivation speed was extremely fast, advancing thousands of miles in a single day.

The other three little demons in her cave at Lian Mountain also received Cuicui’s Communication Talisman, but they were directly stimulated by Su Li to enter a closed-door cultivation.

Until the day their Cultivation Technique is perfected, they would not come out, naturally, they would not help the green snake demon.

Cuicui, in the dreadful burrow, day after day grew more anxious.

No matter what methods she employed, her greatest reliance and support remained immovable, without a single hint of a message.

From initial shock to confusion, then to anger, and finally resentment...

Regardless of how Cuicui’s emotions fluctuated, no one ever came looking for her.

Her wounds on her body had already started to deteriorate.

Yet, the lower half of her body had transformed into a snake’s body, which slowly converged toward her original form from her abdomen upward.

Three days later, except for her beautiful head at the very top, from her neck downward, she had completely turned into a snake body.

Initially, the original owner had used a large amount of spiritual plants to successfully enable Cuicui’s transformation.

Now, after a severe injury, not to mention the waste of hundreds of years of cultivation, she had been directly reverted to her original form.

Three more days passed, and Cuicui couldn’t even preserve her beautiful head.

A heavily scarred green snake with a waist as thick as a bowl lay motionless in a nest covered with moss.

Ninety-nine and eighty-one days

At the foot of Lian Mountain, rustling sounds came from the luxuriant grass.

Upon closer observation, a large green snake was seen slowly moving through the grass, inching towards Lian Mountain.

Far from Lian Mountain, eighteen thousand miles away in a desert, a yellow whirlwind suddenly arose.

Growing larger, it seemed to shroud the whole world.

If someone with sharp eyesight were present, he might vaguely see a black shadow flitting within the yellow whirlwind, constantly moving.

When the yellow whirlwind dissipated, a black figure soared into the sky.

That black figure was Su Li, with two horns growing on her forehead and a pair of claws extending from her abdomen.

She had transformed from a black snake to a Jiao, breaking free from the shackles of her bloodline, roaming the sky.

Such a phenomenon, due to its remote location, went unseen by anyone.

Additionally, because Su Li practiced genuine Daoist Scripture and possessed Infinite Merit, there was no warning of Heavenly Thunder during her transformation.

Even the Gods and Buddhas above the Ninth Layer Heaven and the Taoists and Mages in the mortal world were unaware.

After circling the sky a few times, the Jiao landed and transformed into a beautiful lady.

Su Li took out several luminous Spirit Talismans and glanced at them.

Then she turned into a black wind in a certain direction and disappeared quickly.

Those talismans belonged to the Rabbit Spirit, fox spirit, and Wild Chicken Spirit of Lian Mountain.

There were two matters written on them.

One matter was that after undergoing extreme cultivation and entering closed-door meditation, the three little demons finally advanced a small realm.

The second matter was that Cuicui had been reverted to her original form by a Taoist.

Inside the talismans, the few little demons were incredibly anxious, impulsively wanting to descend the mountain to seek revenge for Cuicui, but they dared not.

Cuicui, who had spent the longest time with their sister, was the most powerful among them.

Even she had been reverted to her original form; the three of them together might have some fighting chance, but it would still be a handout.

Moreover, the three of them still remembered it was because of Cuicui that their sister had left them behind.

Thus, when faced with Cuicui’s pleas for revenge, the few little demons did not rashly agree.

They only said they would report to their sister first.

Su Li thought of the silly little white rabbit, the naive little fox, and the dazed Wild Chicken...

She had a quite favorable impression of these three little ones.

In that case, she might as well return once.

Most importantly, she wanted to see for herself the miserable state of the green snake demon.

Previously, due to the interference of the original owner, facing the enemy, all other demons had perished, yet Cuicui, aside from enduring some flesh wounds, was unharmed.

Could this be the protagonist’s halo? Or the Heavenly Dao’s favored child?

It was too unjust.