Those strange, hairy-legged fish probably became like that because of demonic energy.

Qi Yu silently complained that this demonic energy was like a biological weapon; anyone who came into contact with it would mutate.

She thought for a moment, then went to find Yi Xiangfeng again.

Yi Xiangfeng was standing in the courtyard drinking tea. As evening approached, the dim light shone on him, giving him an inexplicably desolate air.

He noticed Qi Yu approaching him and smiled, saying, "Is there anything else, Fairy?"

"Hmm." Qi Yu stretched out his hand. "Pack up the Merman King and bring him back. I need a spirit beast bag. I only have one. Your old man might not be sober. What if he beats up my dog ​​and horse?"

Yi Xiangfeng: "..."

At that moment, Little Black, nestled in the spirit beast pouch, sneezed, pondering as usual when its owner would remember it and take it out to play.

Of course, even if Qi Yu thought of it before finishing his business, he wouldn't waste time playing with it.

Yi Xiangfeng was momentarily speechless. He pursed his lips, took out a storage bag, and then took out a brand-new spirit beast bag from the storage bag, handing it to Qi Yu.

Qi Yu looked at the spirit beast pouch, which was much more advanced than his own, and nodded in satisfaction.

Merfolk are rich.

Yi Xiangfeng handed over the spirit beast pouch, composed himself, and continued with a smile, "Does the fairy have any other requests?"

"Are there any rooms available here?" Qi Yu asked.

Yi Xiangfeng thought for a moment, then hesitated, "There are indeed two rooms, but one of them has been unoccupied for a long time and is somewhat dilapidated. Perhaps... we'll have to trouble Fairy and Young Master Feng..."

Standing behind Qi Yu, Feng Xiao answered quickly, "Xiao Yu and I can share a room."

Qi Yu: "..."

Without turning her head, she flicked Feng Xiao on the forehead, then smiled at Yi Xiangfeng and said, "In that case, I'll go to the inn and ask for two rooms."

Yi Xiangfeng: "...I have no objection."

Feng Xiao said, looking aggrieved, "I have no objection either."