Tang San was cooking their dinner at their old house. He had always been the one cooking for them because her bunny couldn't cook.
After his dad left him to buy some milk, Tang San had been grinding every day. He practiced his martial arts—Purple Demon Eyes, Jade Hands, and many more weapon shit that could kill everybody in this world. And most of all, the best fucking part? He got himself a sister he picked up along the way.
A bunny in distress.
For the rest of the years, they had been together. This old guy's soul inhabiting a child's body was like a Grammy awardee. He thought back to the very start, where his soul got reincarnated into this world. And he had only one goal—which I don't bother to discuss or elaborate.
Then he and his stepsister finally graduated from Notting Academy. They returned to this old village to pack their things and say goodbye. Well, he wouldn't return anyway. After many years, he never did.
This would be the last time he came here.
While he was cooking their dinner, his stepsis said she was going to take a bath. She said she wanted to look for the clear river on the mountainside. Tang San agreed. He had been there before—it was a river, a very clear river. He also ate food there and sometimes practiced his riddles there. That place was quiet. He was curious about the monster the villagers were talking about, but he waited and no shit like that happened.
So he agreed to let her go.
After waiting for about four hours, his stepsis still hadn't come home yet.
This caused his instincts to kick in, and he rushed to check if she was bathing… ahem, I mean if she was okay.
Then Tang San used his shadow-step shit where he moves like a shadow.
He rushed to the river.
When he got there, he could hear Xiao Wu's heavy breathing, which made him imagine some fantasies inside his head. His other head then got harder.
But he needed to see his sister.
So he peeked into the bushes and saw Xiao Wu on the ground, tearing up like she saw a ghost. His bunny was crying and trembling. He could see she was scared of something.
Then his gaze fell on the woman sitting there. He looked at the person's back—long purple hair and a slim body.
Oh, thank goodness it's a woman.
Tang San exhaled. If a man made Xiao Wu cry and tremble like that, he wouldn't want to know how far that man went with his bunny.
Tang San took another deep breath. He felt no malice or danger from the presence of the woman sitting there. Matter of fact, he saw how the woman's head was fixed on the sight of the sun.
Then he called out to his stepsister.
"Xiao Wu? What are you doing here? Did you finally take a bath?"[ 😏 ]
But Xiao Wu didn't answer because she was terrified, and her eyes were locked on Lili, who didn't care about her at all.
Then she heard her stepbro's voice again, calling her bunny name.
This caused her to snap out of her spiraling thoughts.
She let out a scream of shock.
"Ahhhh~~!"
This caused Tang San, like a shining knight, to react faster than the speed of light.
Tang San rushed toward his sister and bent down to check if she was alright.
"Xiao Wu… Xiao Wu, are you alright? Is everything okay?" asked Tang San, who was really so caring.
Xiao Wu, now more stable, hugged her brother, who was looking at her with those caring eyes.
"I–I'm f-fine, bro-brother," she stuttered while talking, but her eyes never left the sight of the woman sitting there, still watching the sun set.
Then Tang San got even harder, and I'm not gonna explain how hard he was while being hugged by his bunny future wife.
Anyways, Xiao Wu's haze was really stuck on Lili.
Silence fell over the forest—a lustful human, a scared bunny, and a like-I-give-a-fuck MC were all there.
The silence was cut off by a growl~~
From the stomach.
It was Lili, who was dead hungry.
Xiao Wu stopped hugging her brother.
This made Tang San disappointed, but he finally relaxed—nothing happened to his sister. She was just scared.
The stepsiblings stood up together. Tang San was holding Xiao Wu's hand to help her stand up.
Then they looked at the purple woman who was still sitting there.
They heard her stomach growl, meaning she must have been hungry.
None of them spoke to Lili. The bunny was still scared of her appearance, and the dude didn't want anything to do with this woman. Tang San felt no hostility, but his six senses were firing warnings that this person was dangerous.
That's why both of them kept their distance, vigilant and ready to attack if the woman made a move.
But no attack came.
They thought the growl was her sign that she would eat—or attack—them.
But minutes passed, and nothing happened.
Then they saw something magical.
A white light materialized in front of the woman, and they saw how a piece of meat appeared in her outstretched right hand.
It was a massive drumstick of meat, about three to four feet tall.
And the smell…
It was good.
A rich, savory, mouth-watering smell.