Chapter Seventy

  By the time I realized I had been deceived by him once again, he had already carried me on his shoulders. He jumped and kicked and flew, passing through countless forests, until he finally stopped at a place that I couldn't tell what it was.

  It was still daytime just now, but as soon as I arrived at this place, the sky suddenly darkened completely.

  I was very afraid, and after the fox put me down from his shoulder, I didn't dare to glance around at my surroundings. I carefully retreated behind him, tugging on his sleeve, and asked in a low voice: "What is this place? Why have we come here?"

  Play.

  He gave me a word of reply and dragged me towards a big tree.

  "Hey, I haven't lived enough yet!"

  I shouted loudly, but the fox didn't listen to me and continued to pull my hand towards that tree.

  I couldn't stop him and could only scream at the top of my lungs nonstop.

  Suddenly, everything went black before my eyes, just when I thought my head was going to be smashed into pieces, a bright light flashed before me.

  "Open your eyes and take a look," said the fox.

  This time, the fox didn't speak in a mysterious tone, so I believed it and slowly opened my eyes. When I saw everything in front of me, I was suddenly stunned.

  "How is it here? Isn't it beautiful?"

  The fox looked somewhat pleased with itself and asked me.

  "Uh-huh."

  I nodded and responded with a sound.

  We seem to be on an old street, with many passersby around us. However, upon closer inspection, it turns out that they are not human beings, but rather spirits existing in another layer of space in this world. Now, they look no different from ordinary humans, walking and laughing on the streets, bustling with activity.

  Fireflies are flying in the air, shining brightly, many, many, like stars in the night sky.

  "The thirteenth generation, look up at the sky." said the fox.

  I lifted my head and gazed up at the sky, stunned by the scenery in front of me.

  The sky here is very special and beautiful, and it's quite different from the one in our place. It's not black, but a deep blue, like a circular blue abyss that curves inward, giving you the feeling that you might be sucked in at any moment.

  "How beautiful! What a beautiful night sky!" I exclaimed, gazing up at the sky.

  "Haha... Of course."

  The fox said with great satisfaction.

  "Is this the world of elves?"

  "Yes, the thirteenth generation is quite clever today."

  The fox smiled and said, "There are many demons living here, rabbit spirits, bat spirits, tree demons, butterfly demons, all kinds of them, every kind of demon is present."

  "Oh!"

  I responded with a sound, indicating that I was listening to him.

  The fox spirit continued: "Although this is a world where demons live, it doesn't seem to be much different from the human world. There are places to study, work, and even prisons for bad demons. In short, there are many similarities between this world and your human world."

  From the time I met him until now, Hu Li seems to have never taken the initiative to tell me and Grandpa about his origins. The name "Hu Xian" was also casually mentioned by Grandpa, and although Hu Li did not deny it, he also did not truly confirm it.

  This time, seeing the world he lived in, I had even more doubts in my heart.

  Fox.

  "Uh-huh."

  He responded with a sound, lifted his head and continued staring at the sky, his mouth corners rising, overjoyed.

  I hesitated for a moment, seeing that his mood seemed to be okay, and then asked: "Are you a demon or an immortal?"