"Are we going to ride on Lord Light's wings? I'm so excited!"

Lia shook off her battle fatigue and excitedly approached the little black-robed figure. "How shall I sit?"

"Open your arms," ​​Bai Luo said succinctly.

After Lia did as she was told, Bai Luo wrapped his arm around her waist and lifted her up. Then, his gaze turned to Tasia.

That's right—the Light Rank can fly, but it can't make Linda and the others fly too.

Bai Luo hugged Lia and Tasia from both sides.

Manual takeoff.

"Senior, where should I go?"

Linda scratched the back of her head awkwardly.

"Behind," Bai Luo said calmly.

"good."

Linda squatted down, stretched out her hands, and wrapped them around the little black-robed man's soft, boneless waist.

Upon first contact, he couldn't help but marvel: What a petite girl! Her waist wasn't much thicker than his thigh; she was incredibly frail, about the size of an adventurer's fifth or sixth grader.

Is this really the body type of an adult?

Just as he was feeling sentimental, he suddenly heard a cute scream.

Then, he was kicked in the stomach by a leg that emerged from under the hem of his black robe.

It was a pair of black high heels, with heels at least five centimeters high, and white stockings underneath. Both the shoe and her foot were extremely small; Linda could easily hold them in one hand.

The more he looked at the other person, the younger he seemed.

Of course, all those thoughts were swept away by the pain in my abdomen.

Linda coughed, rubbed her stomach, and stood up, looking puzzled. "Senior, didn't you tell me to start from behind? Why is that?"

"Who told you to grab my waist? Up there, up there! You idiot!"

Bai Luo stomped her foot in exasperation, her small face behind the mask turning a blush of embarrassment and anger.

Three years ago, someone like Linda, who had shady dealings, would have been killed with a single sword strike.

Linda sincerely apologized, and the matter was thus resolved.

He knelt down again, reaching the small figure in black robes, and wrapped his arms around the man's neck...

I intended to hold my right hand with my left to prevent myself from falling from a great height.

But perhaps due to exhaustion after the battle, his right hand trembled and he grabbed the wrong spot.

Memories flooded back.

Linda recalled the steamed buns she used to eat in her hometown.

Fresh out of the oven, still warm.

His stomach was rumbling with hunger, and he couldn't help but grab a few more steamed buns.

"So small."

Linda said subconsciously.

The next moment, he felt the earth tremble.

Pebbles, sand, and fallen leaves on the ground danced in the air.

The big tree trembled violently, and leaves fell to the ground.

It's practically a harbinger of a dragon's wrath.

Tasia and Lia were both baffled, looking at the little man in black robes with strange expressions.

The source of the mutation was her.

Then, the two saw the position of Linda's right hand.

They were all stunned.

Linda also realized what she had done.

broken.

This isn't the kind of xiaolongbao you eat!

His expression changed, and he quickly let go, forgetting his lingering fondness for the touch of his hometown.

"It's a misunderstanding, it's all a misunderstanding, senior, please let me explain!"

"Are you crazy? Death penalty! I, the dean, sentence you to death!"

Enraged, Bai Luo clutched his chest, drew his thin sword from his back in a flash, and pointed it at Lin Da's nose.

That strange, electric-like sensation drove Bai Luo to the brink of despair.

She had long considered herself the teacher's fiancée and remained chaste.

They don't even meet with students of the opposite sex at Qingkong University to avoid inappropriate contact.

Unexpectedly, they suffered a humiliating defeat at the hands of "Linda," who shared the same name as their teacher.

Bai Luo wouldn't be satisfied without stabbing Linda a few holes in his body!

"I'm sorry, I really didn't mean to."

Linda felt deeply guilty, "I am willing to accept any punishment from my seniors."

Bai Luo glared at him angrily.

Even knowing it was an accident, she still couldn't forgive Linda.

Just like those orcs in comic books who accidentally "enter" the world, can a simple apology be enough to get them forgiven?

That would be too easy on them.

Every time Bai Luo saw something like that, he would angrily throw the book into the trash can and also put a complaint letter in the mayor's mailbox.

Bai Luo's hand, gripping the rapier, trembled slightly with extreme anger.

I'm losing control!

At this moment.

Tasia stood in front of Linda, her expression resolute: "Senior, if you must punish someone, then punish me! As my master's maid, I failed to take good care of him; it is my responsibility!"

Lia also opened her arms, shielding Linda behind her.

"Why don't you touch mine and forgive Linda? He definitely didn't mean it."

Leah braced herself and straightened her unremarkable chest.

"Do you two even know that I, the Dean, am a Light Rank cultivator?" Bai Luo gritted his teeth.

“Of course we know,” Leah said. “We’re not stupid, we can tell.”

"Then why do you still dare to protect that thug?"

Bai Luo frowned.

If it were a Light Rank with a bad temper, they would have slapped them away with one blow.

Leah replied matter-of-factly, "Because we're comrades!"

Tasia nodded, agreeing with Lia's statement.

Linda was deeply moved afterward.

He pushed the two of them away, saying, "I am the one who should take responsibility for my actions. I offended this senior, and I should be the one punished."

"No, this is my responsibility; you did not make a mistake."

"Um... Senior, Linda was knocked unconscious by the fox and accidentally bumped into your tablet. He really didn't mean to!" Lia explained anxiously.

It would have been better if there hadn't been an explanation. Upon hearing the terms "little senior" and "flat-chested," Bai Luo's anger, which had finally subsided somewhat, surged back up in an instant.

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