Transmigration: From Dragon Princess To Pampered Granddaughter
Chapter 761 - 758: The Tiger Forced to Perform

Chapter 761: Chapter 758: The Tiger Forced to Perform

Even a little boy who was just six or seven years old earnestly said, "Sister, tigers can’t do acrobatics."

The tiger wagged its tail and ignored her.

Helian Qiao immediately got upset!

"It can!" Little Princess said loudly.

She sounded very confident.

Then she exerted her Dragon’s Prestige.

The tiger instantly trembled and was aware of a dreadful sense of danger.

It instinctively submitted out of fear, with no thoughts of defiance.

It was as if a terrifying creature was standing in front of it.

Perceiving this menacing aura commanding it to act, the tiger obediently got up from the ground.

It certainly did not want to be eaten!

"It moved! It moved! The tiger moved!"

The nearby crowd quickly noticed the tiger’s movement and exclaimed in surprise.

The next thing they saw was the tiger performing all sorts of circus-like tricks like rolling and jumping through hoops.

The adults were stunned!

More and more people began to gather outside the tiger’s cage, with children clapping and cheering.

Even the zoo staff who came when they heard the commotion found it incredible, "What’s going on?"

This tiger in their zoo was famous for its bad temper and laziness.

The keepers were powerless over it and usually let it do whatever it liked in the cage.

And now it was performing acrobatics as if it were the most natural thing in the world!

Wang Zhi, who had been assigned to watch the tiger, pushed his glasses up and guessed, "Perhaps the tiger learned from the pandas in the adjacent cage."

That was the only explanation they could come up with!

The staff didn’t suspect anything, while Helian Qiao covered up her magic and walked tall to the elephant enclosure next, looking very proud of herself.

"Moo!"

They heard the sound before they saw the shape.

A few elephants were together, sucking up water with their trunks and spraying it out, causing much curiosity among the crowd.

Princess carefully thought, an elephant would make a fine mount.

Magnificent and imposing, but it was a bit too tall!

Next was the peafowl park, where groups of tourists were desperately using handkerchiefs to coax a few peacocks to display their plumage: "Open! Open up quickly!"

The peacocks all ignored them with pride.

In Helian Qiao’s eyes, peacocks were just ordinary sparrows, a phoenix’s tail was the real beauty. Its radiant and colorful tail.

She was about to leave after a glance, but there was a four or five-year-old little girl pulling at a female classmate in charge of the peacock garden, crying and shouting, "Sister, make the peacock open its tail, I want to see the peacock’s tail!"

The classmate made a difficult face: "Little girl, there’s nothing I can do, could you let go please?"

But the girl didn’t listen and kept holding on. The girl was young that the classmate couldn’t exert too much force. When she saw Gu Tingyun come by, she immediately asked for help.

"Gu, please help me."

Everyone in the class knew that Chen Jiao was a class captain of honor, but the one who did the actual work was Gu Tingyun. They all felt he was reliable and competent!

Helian Qiao walked over, waved her little hand, and commanded seriously, "All of you, display your feathers!"

Then, several peacocks unfurled their tails at once.

Everyone gasped in surprise. The little girl also began to laugh instead of crying, clapping her hands and saying, "Beautiful!"

The classmate sighed in relief and was grateful for their little class captain’s help.

No one thought it was strange, because Little Princess was wearing a pink skirt that day, with a beautiful butterfly knot, she looked delicate and pretty. They all thought the peacocks were displaying their plumage to show off their beauty.

After walking around, Helian Qiao felt thirsty and called out clearly, "Gu Tingyun, I want to drink ice cold soda!"

"Alright."

Gu Tingyun gently confirmed, then took her to buy sodas, even getting some for the rest of the classmates, too.