artist……

hehe.

He couldn't be so soft-hearted as to take in a stupid monster.

How could he have trusted Docar and Dude to hang out together in the morning?

Uncle Carl's forehead veins were throbbing. He used all his strength to restrain himself from beating the little raccoon in front of him and reached out to lift her up.

Jia Xitong felt as if the scenery in front of her had suddenly turned upside down.

It wasn't that the scenery suddenly turned upside down, but rather that its hind legs were lifted up.

Uncle Carl carried it into the house and placed it on the table. He casually tossed her a shiny object, which then turned into several threads that tightly bound her to the table.

This scene reminded her of a picture she had once seen online of a mouse with its limbs bound, about to have its testicles cut off with scissors, when she was still in the real world.

"Uncle Karl, I told you... this won't do!"

Uncle Karl ignored her, made a hand seal with his left hand, and golden light flashed.

He reached out his hand towards the raccoon, and a beam of light instantly enveloped her. Jia Xitong felt a warm sensation all over her body, even her bones, a comfortable feeling.

Wow...

The raccoon closed its eyes in comfort.

Just as she was enjoying herself, she suddenly heard a whisper from the other end of the line, "Wasn't she out of her mind? How come she's perfectly fine?"

"Uncle Karl, who told you such nonsense?"

Jia Xitong opened her eyes. "Has someone been smearing my reputation all this time?"

Do you want to tarnish my reputation even further?

Karl looked at Dokar outside, who was still doing pink-footed waves, and couldn't help but agree with it.

But if there's nothing wrong with the mind and body, where did things go wrong that makes someone look the same as before, yet the difference is actually huge?

Uncle Carl untied the little raccoon's morning dress, removed all its jewelry, and even let down its bangs and the little tufts covering its dragon horns, carefully checking it over every part of its body.

It cannot be detected by the naked eye or by ordinary spiritual power.

He once again performed that strange incantation, focusing intently on examining its head, and after a long time, he finally discovered the problem.

Its dragon horns split open.

Everything looked fine on the outside, but small cracks began to appear at the base of the dragon horns. These cracks were only the size of a pinhole on the outside, but inside, the raccoon's dragon horns had split open.

It was probably attacked fiercely; the fact that its head wasn't seriously injured was probably because its horns blocked the attack.

Uncle Carl parted its bangs to carefully examine the dragon scales underneath.

The dragon scales are fine; they are undamaged.

So the dragon's horns were broken.

Uncle Karl turned around, picked up his pen, and drew the extent of the damage to the dragon scales that he had discovered using his magic.

The cracks, about two inches long, are distributed in a tree-like shape at the base of the dragon's horns, extending down to the skull and up to the exposed part of the dragon's horns.

"This is the injury your little bucket suffered."

Uncle Carl handed the drawing to Shang Yanting, and also returned the raccoon with its fur standing on end to him.

Shang Yanting took the drawing paper; the obvious cracks on the dragon's horns were glaringly obvious.

This is why he had been trying to find out why Xitong's personality had suddenly changed so drastically, but had never been able to find out.

"Thank you, senior."

He took the drawing paper and bowed deeply to Karl.

Jia Xitong stared at the two of them, her gaze shifting between them.

It really looks silly.

Shang Yanting thought for a moment and put her down, letting her run to find Dokar. He then faced Dokar alone and asked him in a very humble manner what should be used to repair the damaged dragon horns.

"How would I, a mere human, know how to repair dragon horns?"

Uncle Carl was cold and aloof towards the raccoon, but he was unyielding towards Shang Yanting. He looked at Shang Yanting and said coldly, "You should know that even if you try to win me over with your bucket, I won't side with either side, and I certainly won't side with you."

"I understand."

Shang Yanting nodded, "Please rest assured, senior, I never intended to use a thin bucket as a tool. If you find this objectionable, I will not bother you again starting tomorrow."

He was telling the truth.

However, it is undeniable that he has received preferential treatment and benefits because of Karl's presence.

Knowing he was in the wrong, Shang Yanting said, "I'm sorry. I won't let Xitong bother you again."

"Uncle Carl, aren't you going to play with me anymore?"

Jia Xitong, who was squatting at their feet, preparing to tie their feet with a rope, was stunned when she heard this. "Aren't I your best friend?"

When asked, Carl looked down at the raccoon and said, "...No, you're annoying."

That's really hurtful.

The bear with the small bucket was completely upset.

shock.

I can't believe it.

A bear's heart shines on the ditch.

The raccoon was hurt, and she dropped the rope and pounced on Shang Yanting's leg with a wail, "I never want to play with Uncle Karl again!"

Upon hearing this, Shang Yanting picked up the bucket and bowed to Karl.

He hurriedly picked it up and left.

Uncle Carl watched them leave, feeling lost and dejected.

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"Wow!"

Xi Tong went out happily, but came back crying, "Shang Yanting, am I really that annoying?"

"No, you're not bothered."

"Then why does Uncle Carl say I'm annoying?"

The raccoon thought of Uncle Carl's heartless scene when he returned, "We're breaking up, I'm breaking up with Uncle Carl. Shang Yanting, I will never speak to Uncle Carl again."

This first friend she made at Dingtian Academy completely broke her heart. She was so heartbroken that she didn't even play the Raccoon Princess series of games with Shang Yanting until midnight.

It was the middle of the night.

A ghostly figure appeared on Xianlong Peak in an instant.

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