Only after the little white tiger's voice had completely disappeared did Yan Ruoruo jump down from the tree.

She happily swallowed the honey from the honeycomb and turned to go down another path.

However, Yan Ruoruo forgot that she didn't know the way at all, and before she had gone far, she got completely lost in the forest.

To make matters worse, the lost kitten discovered that the clouds above her head had turned black, and a torrential downpour was beginning.

She had no choice but to find a crevice in a large rock to crawl into and take shelter from the rain.

As fate would have it, the little white tiger, who had been stung by the white jade bees and was running around in a panic, also saw this crevice in the rock after getting rid of the bees. In order to avoid the rain, it rushed over with its head full of bumps and bruises.

Yan Ruoruo was startled and quickly hid in the corner, tensing up and revealing her fingernails.

This time, the little white tiger had no help. All she had to do was aim at its eyes, and once she succeeded with a single swipe, she could escape again!

However, the little white tiger stumbled into the crevice between the rocks, then fell to the ground with a thud, panting heavily, and couldn't get up for a long time.

Yan Ruoruo hesitated for a moment, then tiptoed up, picked up the eggshell, and cautiously tried to sneak away along the wall.

The next moment, the little white tiger suddenly stood up and pounced on the kitten Yan Ruoruo, biting the scruff of her neck and pinning her tightly under its belly: "There really is something! This prince has caught you."

Yan Ruoruo struggled immediately, angrily and fearfully slapping it with her tail: "Let me go!"

However, Yan Ruoruo, who had never cultivated, was unable to pat the little white tiger. Instead, the little white tiger stomped both of her tails to the ground.

"Hmph, stop struggling. I've been chasing you for a long time... Hmm? Two-tailed cat? You're not a nine-tailed cat."

The little white tiger released Yan Ruoruo with some disappointment.

Yan Ruoruo darted into the deepest crevice of the rock, arched her back at the little white tiger, and fiercely revealed her missing baby tooth: "Meow!"

The little white tiger disdainfully kicked the fur on its chin with its hind paw, then slapped a nearby stone with its tail, shattering it: "Stop yelling, I can kill you with one tail."

"I ask you, have you seen a white cat with nine tails? Don't try to lie, I, the Bi'an, can smell the truth!"

Looking at the broken stones, Yan Ruoruo realized she couldn't escape and had missed the best opportunity to launch a sneak attack. She obediently and pragmatically withdrew her nails, sat back down, tilted her head innocently, and said, "I can't see it now. I'm the only little kitten here."

Well, that Father said she was a nine-tailed fox, but she only has two tails now, so she doesn't count as the nine-tailed fox the little white tiger found.

Even if she is a nine-tailed fox, how could she see herself? So she definitely didn't see herself.

Yan Ruoruo became more and more convinced of her own righteousness, and she didn't feel like she was lying at all.

The little white tiger, whose cultivation was still incomplete, twitched its nose and believed it: "You're telling the truth. Humph, she got away fast. This prince will definitely catch her and take revenge."

The poor little white tiger first had its eyelids scratched, then its eyes were filled with sand, and finally its eyelids were swollen from being stung by white jade bees.

To this day, he has not seen that the nine-tailed cat he is chasing actually only has two tails.

Yan Ruoruo hid in the corner without making a sound. The rain outside was still quite heavy, but her stomach was rumbling loudly.

Yan Ruoruo whispered, "Father is a big liar..."

Didn't that father say he would never let Ruoruo go hungry again?

"What did you say?" The little white tiger didn't hear clearly and immediately perked up its ears.

Yan Ruoruo's eyes darted around, and she pointed her little paw directly at the lake not far away: "I suddenly remembered, I didn't see the nine-tailed cat here, but I saw it over there!"

She remembered seeing her reflection in the lake before; that counts as seeing it, right?

The little white tiger sniffed it and nodded vigorously: "You're telling the truth."

"Yes, yes, I'll go with you to catch them." Yan Ruoruo licked her lips and said. The fish in the lake were too big for her to catch, but this silly tiger's tail was quite powerful and should be able to help her catch them.

The little white tiger nodded in satisfaction: "You're clever and know how to get along with things. You've done a good job, and Your Highness will reward you."

Just then, the rain outside lessened, and the cat and tiger rushed straight to the lakeside.

The little white tiger, its eyelids swollen from being stung, cried out, "Where is the nine-tailed cat?"

Yan Ruoruo squatted down next to several large fish, making sure her reflection overlapped with the fish. She stretched out her paw, pointed at her reflection, and said seriously with her cat face, "Hurry up! Here! They're going to run away soon."

Sensing the truth in the air, the little white tiger plunged down without hesitation, then lashed out with its tail, yelling, "Where do you think you're going to run now!"

Yan Ruoruo reacted quickly and dodged, watching as the little white tiger knocked out all the big fish.

She looked worriedly at her little paws; the fish was too big to pull up. So she swallowed hard and exclaimed, "She ran away and isn't there anymore!"

The little white tiger slapped its tail in anger, knocking all the stunned fish ashore: "This prince is furious!"

How can that nine-tailed cat run so fast!

Yan Ruoruo ignored it, skillfully lowered her head, scraped off the fish scales with her fingernails, cut open the fish's belly, cleaned the fish, and began to eat the delicious fish meat in big bites.

So delicious! Is fish from the celestial realm this fragrant?

In the end, Yan Ruoruo ate until her belly was round, but there was still one fish left that she couldn't finish.

The little white tiger swam around again, determined not to see any sign of the nine-tailed cat, before finally crawling ashore, exhausted and hungry. Suddenly, a cleaned fish was pushed in front of it.

The delicate little white kitten with two tails said with concern, "Eat something, don't go hungry, I'll worry about you."

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