Li Fu stayed in the so-called "non-demon-only pit" for a while. She ultimately chose to wait.
She didn't know why she answered Yicha's call, but if she didn't, it seemed like there was nowhere else she could go. She has been a member of the law enforcement group "Duo" since she grew the stamen of consciousness. The law enforcement team literally cultivated her and allowed her to quickly join in the pursuit of various criminals - the first world is definitely not a place lacking in criminals.
At that time, she was used to being so busy that she didn't even have time to bask in the sun. After being replanted by Ke Qier, she had a lot more free time. However, the time spent in the Tubmore Library is filled with enough work and entertainment items, not to mention that it is full of caring and lengthy voice messages from angels. She forgot for a moment that she had nowhere to go.
Now she remembered it again. She tried to find a way to repay Keqier's kindness. Find something for yourself to do.
This auditorium is not a complete auditorium. It's more like the middle of a wasteland that has nothing to do with the universe. This pit was far away from the central axis where the ceremony honor guard would pass, and also far away from other pits. A thick pillar blocked the front, which cut off her last thought of overlooking the ceremony as if in a bad way.
Five hours before the flowers bloomed, Li Fu wanted to find a place to sit here - a flower requires physical strength to keep it in full bloom, and it also requires mental strength, both of which she is lacking now. But now she has determined that there is really no place in the entire pit that is clean and tidy, or dry and bright, or at least not so suspicious for her to sit.
Although the scattered seats and cushions were hidden in deep shadows, their sides were embedded with the fluorescent wings of suspicious insects, and there was a row of insect eyes blinking on the surface. Bugs were a very scary thing to faeries, so she never sat down.
Li Fu was doing nothing for a while, and quickly recognized the other guests in the pit.
Nothing difficult. Besides her, there are only four other guys here. Three of the four guys aren't demons - but each is weird in his or her own way. The only demon was lying in the corner, his lower body was like a griffin, his white eyebrows drooped on the ground, listlessly, and next to him lay a deer spirit with a rabbit tail.
Sitting in the other corner was a structure that looked a lot like a pair of tweezers - it didn't move at all. It didn't look like a living thing. It obviously didn't come from a plane she was familiar with. Its smell and appearance were beyond her. Understand the scope.
The thing that couldn't be ignored the most was the remaining one - a large living vine that took up half of the pit. It took Li Fu a quarter of the bloom to determine that all the vines belonged to the same very large vine spirit.
Manling is more like a kind of weird uncle to the fairy, not too scary, not incomprehensible, just disgusting.
"Do you have to wander around this little place non-stop, little Huahua?"
Man Ling quickly noticed her gaze, and her next actions confirmed her prejudice. He stretched out one of his thousands of arms and shook it menacingly:
"You've made me so upset, little one. Sit down and put your stamens away, or I can't help but teach you a lesson."
Incomprehensible. Li Fu didn't want to argue with him and floated to a corner away from him.
She weighed the unfamiliar structure against the old, wilted demons and deer spirits, and chose the latter—they didn't look threatening.
"Hey. Waste." Before the hem of her skirt even touched the ground, she heard the old devil muttering in a low voice.
"What did you say?" Li Fu asked with a cold face.
"The great Taliki - if you don't know his name."
The old devil spoke in a very low voice and kept his body motionless. He seemed to be conserving all possible energy. He did not turn his head to look at her at all. "I came to attend my student's wedding in high spirits and prepared to make a big fuss, but was caught." We have arranged such protective seats.”
He took a deep breath, "Your dignity was insulted and you vented your anger on innocent passers-by. Trash."
"I heard it all, Grandpa Wabula. If I continue to say unpleasant things, my feelings of respecting the elderly and loving the young will disappear." Taliliqi said from the other side.
"So you
It was the manling who was evaluating. "
Li Fu ignored Ta Liliqi, smiled at the old demon named Wabula, and thought about it for a while. "Is Chaint his student?"
"Student. Friend. Son. Creditor. Enemy. Employee. Savior. Whatever."
It took Wabra two seconds to answer slowly, and the entire answer took two hours, "You have to have something to sit here."
"I don't have one."
"It doesn't matter. What's the point?"
Wabra's dim eyes hidden under his eyebrows fell on the pillar in front of him, as if he was distracted. He's so weird. Li Fu didn't know how to answer the call and started to feel a little embarrassed. To say that this languid old demon was the strangest demon she had ever seen was not necessarily true. But there is absolutely nothing wrong with being ranked in the top three. Otherwise, why would he be a demon sitting in the place where the demon group is supposed to be?
She looked around boredly, and the deer spirit with a rabbit tail looked at her with its big round eyes, innocent and cute. A lone Burning Demon flew over their heads, releasing two pitiful little sparks.
"What about you? How do you know Izaint? Why are you here?"
She raised her hand and wanted to stroke the deer's head. "Don't touch her!" Wabra suddenly screamed, knocking off her outstretched tentacles with a sudden burst of agility. Li Fu looked at him in astonishment - the old devil's feathers stood up all over his body, and he suddenly looked three hundred years younger.
"Hey...I'm sorry."
The old devil seemed to realize his gaffe and scratched the feathers under his armpits in embarrassment. He used one wing to bring the fawn closer, sat down, regained his sluggish expression, and explained slowly: "This is a gift from Chaint to compensate me."
"Well..." Li Fu didn't know what to say for a moment and paused for a while, "It seems you have a good relationship."
"He destroyed all my treasure collection."
Wabra touched the deer's head with a frown, "He said he killed me and then deliberately revived me. Some meaningless little things..."
"Yeah." Li Fu didn't know what to say at all.
"He's a guy who keeps his word," Wabra added.
"That's right. Isn't that why we gather together happily and endure this embarrassing social process for each other?" Taliqi laughed loudly over there, "It's all for Chaint."
"That's right. Our salary tax rate is unprecedentedly low, and we get more free time. The boss is good. He is worth enduring." Suddenly, the structure that looked like a clamp made a monotonous mechanical sound, Inject into the conversation.
Li Fu was startled.
A large piece of darkness flew past in the distance, interrupting her fresh thoughts. She heard the boiling and noisy sounds of the demons. Perhaps the ceremony has entered a crucial part. She breathed a sigh of relief.
This means no more miserable parties. She would soon have something to do.
Taliliqi stretched the two vines around the pillar in front.
"Ah. Guess what? While we were bragging about rainbow farts to him, he was secretly planning to escape."
Not long after, Taliliqi used another tentacle to announce the explosive news to them: "He ran away. It's not a boast..."
"Hey. What's the point of running away?" Wabra was not surprised at all, just sighed.
"The boss has his own plan. Even if he runs, he runs with a plan." The structure said firmly.
"Let me think about it. What reasons would make a demon escape from his partner's ceremony? Especially when the other party is the lord of hell..."
Taliliqi touched his non-existent chin with a vine and quickly came to the conclusion, "It can't be ruled out, there are too many."
"Waste..."
The old devil choked back half of his words. Li Fu suddenly stood up beside him, her voice panicked:
"He ran away. What should I do now?"
