Cannon-Fodder Heiress Turns the Tables by Fortune-Telling-Chapter 1128 - 1124

Looking at the canned meat placed in front of him, the Weasel glanced at Yun Ran, then at the little papermen flying around in the dark.

Its small brain could not quite figure out the current situation.

Humans, aren’t they supposed to hunt them on sight? How come this human is offering them food?

But, if you don’t eat it, it’s a waste. Anyway, humans are not good things; what’s wrong with eating some of their food?

The Weasel immediately lowered its head, devouring the special canned meat eagerly.

With just one bite, the Weasel was captivated by the deliciousness of the canned meat. Never in its life had it tasted anything so good.

The Mandrill watched from the side, feeling a bit envious. It had no physical form and obviously couldn’t eat those things.

It was anxious enough to want to speak up. Since it was a passage fee, why did the Weasel get some and it didn’t!

When Yun Ran ate, her demeanor wasn’t oppressive, but neither the Weasel nor the Mandrill dared to speak up.

When a few strands of sunlight began to appear through the forest, the Mandrill wished it could compress itself into a small ball.

After Yun Ran finished eating, the little papermen busily packed up the camping items.

At this moment, the Weasel was already sitting obediently by Yun Ran’s side as she meditated.

There was no trace of the earlier tension between them.

When her meditation ended, Yun Ran opened her eyes and saw the longing in the Weasel’s eyes.

She sighed softly and then extended a finger, placing it on the Weasel’s forehead.

"You are stained with too much karma. Although there are reasons behind it, karma is karma. If you wish to continue cultivating, the Heavenly Tribulation will be hard to overcome in the future.

But our meeting seems destined, so I will help you this once. I hope you will find your own path in the future."

A flash of light spread from Yun Ran’s finger to the Weasel’s body.

The Weasel closed its eyes, following Yun Ran’s guidance, feeling the gradual changes.

When the Weasel opened its eyes again, Yun Ran and the little papermen were long gone.

Even their auras had disappeared, as if they had never been there, and everything that occurred was just the Weasel’s own imagination.

A hint of confusion flashed in the Weasel’s eyes.

At this moment, the Mandrill that had never left appeared. It looked at the Weasel with both envy and jealousy.

"What did that human do to you, making you awaken here for three days and nights!"

Weasel: ...

So, everything that happened was real and not imagined by it.

However, the Weasel ignored the Mandrill and decided to find a quiet place to cultivate properly. It was no longer the one driven only by hatred.

At the same time, Yun Ran had already ’sneaked’ another copper mirror.

With a detailed location and assistance from the contracted copper mirror, everything went smoothly without alarming anyone.

Just as Yun Ran was preparing to move on to the next place,

the little paperman sensed that the array previously left in the mountain to protect the Weasel during its awakening had been breached by other spirits or evil spirits.

"Master, that Weasel has left."

Yun Ran nodded, having met by chance, it was fate. She gave it a little guidance; its future achievements would depend on its own fortune.

As they continued their journey, the little paperman couldn’t resist its curiosity.

"Master, can I ask you a question?"

Everyone knows that having someone to talk to on a journey is actually quite nice.

Moreover, this inquiry came from her little cutie, Yun Ran could not possibly be annoyed.

"You may ask."

The little paperman flew directly to Yun Ran’s shoulder, sitting there and lightly swinging its legs.

"Master, why did you help that Weasel earlier? It was stained with human lives’ karma."

As a person from the Xuan Sect, normally, one wouldn’t easily guide other lives.

Because once you guide them, a karma bond forms between the two. If the guided one turns to good, the guider receives some benefits too.

But if the guided creature does evil, the person who guided them will have to bear part of their karma.

The little paperman couldn’t comprehend why the master wanted to help a Weasel already tainted with karma.

Yun Ran thought briefly before saying, "Do you think your master is the kind of person who doesn’t fight back when hit or doesn’t talk back when scolded?

If someone attacks me or harms the people around me, I will definitely retaliate. Whether I injure or kill them depends on the extent of their evil deeds.

So karma is also relative; if someone does evil purposefully, they definitely shouldn’t be helped.

That Weasel was smart enough to survive when battling humans, but its kind suffered terrible losses.

I’ve told you before, in this world, there’s never an absolute good or an absolute evil.

The path I cultivate is not to let humans have the absolute upper hand. I hope all lives can coexist peacefully.

And the prerequisite for peaceful coexistence is that both sides have absolute power, to balance and constrain each other."

The little paperman turned its head in a circle and immediately understood.

The master thought the Weasels were too weak, which is why they were caught by those Dark Masters and indiscriminately killed.

The master’s pointers, from another perspective, are another group’s self-rescue.

The little paperman instantly looked at Yun Ran with eyes full of admiration, vowing to follow her forever!

After contracting the copper mirror, Yun Ran’s fortune kept rising.

Subsequent matters went incredibly smoothly; she soon gathered all ten copper mirrors.

After half a month of traveling, Yun Ran decided to find a big city to enjoy some good food and drinks.

Rushing and hurrying, she finally reached the city gate at nightfall.

Looking at the bustling city before her, Yun Ran’s eyes sparkled with excitement, happy that she no longer had to face the elements and eat those pre-cooked meals.

After asking around, Yun Ran arrived at the city’s most luxurious inn.

What delighted Yun Ran most was that the inn also had a hot spring.

Soaking in the hot spring, the little papermen attentively massaged Yun Ran.

Half-closing her eyes, Yun Ran enjoyed it while looking at the copper mirror beside her.

With a tone full of allure, she said, "Copper mirror, copper mirror, tell me, where are the last two copper mirrors?"

Copper Mirror: ...

Even the landlord’s donkey wouldn’t be worked this hard.