Mother Su saw her eldest grandson looking so pitiful and looked at the pile of junk behind him.

"Why do you keep that thing? Let him go! Tell me the truth and I'll give you another chance."

Su Dongchen's eyes sparkled with hope: "What do you want to hear? Just ask!"

"You like to eat blood, why don't you tell grandma? I can buy it and cook it for you. How can you be so cruel to kill pigeons?"

Su Dongchen didn't dare to look directly into his grandmother's eyes. How should he tell this old lady to stop interfering with him?

I definitely can't tell her that Su Dongchen's original body had died when he had a fever.

I came here on a mission. How can I have mana without drinking blood? Without mana, I can't do anything to that damn girl.

This girl and I are destined to be incompatible and irreconcilable not just in this life, but for all eternity to come.

Su Dongchen made up a story: "Do you remember the last time I had a fever and was hospitalized and almost fainted? I had a dream at that time. I dreamed that an old man with a white beard told me that if I wanted to survive, I had to drink pigeon blood. That day I found pigeons in my house and thought they were sent to me by the old man, so..."

Mother Su looked at her eldest grandson doubtfully: "You are already in elementary school, how can you still be so superstitious! The pigeons were not given to you by your grandfather. Your uncle has raised them for several years. He went to the army and the pigeons flew away one after another."

"They only flew back when your second uncle came back to visit. You bit them to death. How could a normal child do that?"

"I tell you, this is the last time. If you do it again, I will send you to a mental hospital. I suspect there is something wrong with you." Mother Su said, pointing to her head.

Su Dongchen nodded obediently: "Okay grandma, don't worry, I will never harm them again in the future."

"Then I'll trust you again. Hurry up and let the yellow fox go, and come down to do your homework."

Su Dongchen agreed and watched his grandmother walk around the solar panel and pigeon coop and walk to the stairs at the landlord's end. A sly smile appeared at the corner of his mouth.

He moved the cage out. There was an open space behind the cage under the pigeon shed, which was just big enough to put the cage in. It was covered in front and back, so it was not easy to be discovered.

"You can only stay here for the time being. Remember not to make any noise when people come up, otherwise they won't let you stay."

The weasel was still wolfing down the pigeon meat, not even bothering to look at Su Dongchen.

Su Dongchen came to the place where solar energy was installed, which was only one meter away from the eaves.

Su Dongchen glanced down and felt so dizzy that he quickly took a few steps back.

I wonder if someone would die if they fell from such a high building!