"Where did you go? Why are you only coming back now?"

"My mom told me to go out and play by myself."

As I spoke, I kicked pebbles, and my dad stared at me with deep eyes. I could feel a gaze fixed on me.

I looked up and saw a corner of the window peeking out. A woman was looking at me anxiously and worriedly; her face flashed by.

That's my mom.

Noticing my gaze, my mom waved to me, then turned her head away.

My dad didn't say anything more, and neither did I. I walked into the house in a low voice. The prepared meal was already on the table. When my mom saw the clothes I was wearing, her expression changed.

Quickly find me some clothes to change into, his words laced with reproach: "Who told you to wear clothes meant for the dead?!"

I didn't say anything, I just watched her lock the door and help me change my clothes.

Only after everything was finished did I hug her, lean on her shoulder, and ask, "You're a snake woman too, aren't you?"

She stiffened, looked at me awkwardly, tears and guilt in her eyes.

I heard footsteps getting closer outside the door. It was my dad. I quickly wiped away her tears, picked up the food, and went outside.

I went to the next room and looked at the snake woman. This time, I spoke.

"You deliberately walked into this trap, didn't you? Who are you trying to find?"

She looked up at me in surprise.

I looked at her with a smile: "You talked to me before to try and sow discord between us, so I could help you scam someone, right?"

She opened her mouth, then finally nodded.

I learned something else from her: my parents had indeed died long ago. However, my mother died because she was kind and saved the snake woman. In order to repay my mother, the snake woman found a way to send my brother and me out of the village and stay with my father.

My father was one of those who were eaten back then.

It was the very first one.

After comforting the snake woman and helping her take a bath, more people came, and I went home and found my dad.

Looking at him, he said something expressionless.

"I've found you."

As soon as I finished speaking, everything in front of me began to collapse, and the system's face reappeared before me. This time, he looked at me with a hint of scrutiny and mockery in his eyes.

I frowned, still trying to figure it out, when a mechanical voice sounded in my mind.

"Ding, binding successful."

Damn it! I think I've been tricked by this bastard again!!

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