Bai Bai is a cat demon, newly born and innocent in nature, but if she spends too much time in brothels and is persuaded to have her vital essence touched, then it's hard to say what will happen.

Being a compassionate monk, the young monk decided to go to Chunfeng Tower and bring Bai Bai out of the tower.

When they arrived at Chunfeng Tower, Chunniang and the others were surprised to see Bai Bai return from outside. The front and back doors were locked last night, so how did she get out?

While this question was still lingering in their minds, they saw the little monk behind her, leaving everyone even more confused about what was going on.

Chunniang asked, "Bai Bai, how did you get out? And how did this little monk follow you here?"

Is this handsome young monk here to beg for alms at their Spring Breeze Pavilion?

Bai Bai wanted to explain, but it was difficult to do so. So she turned her gaze to the little monk, who put his hands together and said, "Amitabha, this humble monk sees that this young lady has an affinity with Buddhism and wishes to take her away. So I came here specifically to inform you."

Actually, she probably didn't need to come. When the little monk asked Bai Bai if she wanted to go with him, Bai Bai thought about it and nodded. She didn't know why, but she always felt that the little monk had a very comfortable scent that made her want to get close to him.

But before she left, she wanted to come and tell Chunniang.

Chunniang laughed, and the girls behind her laughed too: "You little monk, you really know how to talk nonsense. A young lady, you say you have a connection with Buddha, that's a huge joke. Monks should abstain from women. I see you're not very old, you should go back to the temple and study the scriptures for a few more years before coming out, so as not to make a fool of yourself again."

Bai Bai frowned upon hearing this, clearly displeased. Although Chun Niang had given her food, she felt upset hearing Chun Niang make fun of the little monk.

"Chunniang, you mustn't say that about him."

Chunniang looked at Bai Bai and smiled even more charmingly, saying, "You certainly know how to speak up for him. What, are you bewitched by his face? Let me tell you, a man's words are the least trustworthy. Besides, if you want to leave Chunfeng Tower, you have to leave behind the money for your redemption."

Bai Bai didn't quite understand what "redemption money" meant. At this moment, the little monk spoke up: "Esteemed benefactor, this humble monk was passing by when he discovered that the demonic energy here was very strong, which is why he stayed here briefly. Now the demons have all been captured. Furthermore, this Miss Bai Bai has a special destiny, and you cannot keep her here."

Chunniang and the others frowned upon hearing this. Things had indeed been quite unsettled lately, but they couldn't just trust a little monk.

At this moment, the little monk waved his hand, and a wolf demon bound hand and foot appeared in the Spring Breeze Pavilion. Everyone was startled, and now they had no choice but to believe it.

Finally, Chunniang and the others politely saw Bai Bai and the little monk off.

After leaving Chunfeng Tower, the little monk bought some dry food and then prepared to leave the town. On the way out of the town, Bai Bai asked, "Little monk, I've heard other people call you that, so I'll call you that too."

The little monk didn't speak, and Bai Bai ignored him, continuing to mutter to himself, not minding that he didn't reply.

And so, a young monk on his journey of training and a newborn cat demon began their training together. They traveled through town after town, passed through city after city, met many people, learned many stories, and gradually came to understand some of the ways of the world.

One day, Bai Bai suddenly remembered that she didn't know the little monk's name, so she asked him, "Little monk, what's your name? I can't keep calling you 'little monk, little monk' all the time. If I meet other little monks, I won't be able to tell you apart from them."

The little monk didn't tell her that Bai Bai was a little unhappy, but she was fine soon.

Many more days passed, and they encountered a little fox demon. The fox demon was quite powerful; she not only knew seductive arts but also dyed her hair with a gas. People who inhaled the gas wouldn't have any reaction at first, but after an hour, they would feel unbearably hot all over and go into heat.

The little fox demon was subdued by the little monk, but both of them were caught off guard. Unbeknownst to them, in the desolate wilderness, Bai Bai suddenly felt very hot.

"Little monk, don't you feel particularly hot?"

The young monk certainly sensed it. He was more experienced than Bai Bai and had a general idea of ​​what was going on, but he didn't take it too seriously. After all, he had encountered this situation before, and he had recovered after soaking in the pool for a day. He remembered that there was a deep pool nearby.

When the two reached the deep pool, Bai Bai jumped into the water with a "plop" before the little monk could say anything, which was indeed much more comfortable.

The young monk also jumped into the pool.

It was already evening when they arrived, and it got dark soon after. Bai Bai felt terrible. He did feel comfortable for a while when he first entered the pool, but now he felt even hotter.

The young monk had the same feeling. He closed his eyes, put his hands together, and chanted a calming mantra. Suddenly, he felt a weight on his back.

"Little monk, it's so hot, I feel so uncomfortable, so hot..."

Bai Bai clung to the little monk. When the little monk saw this, he tried to remove her from his body, but Bai Bai seemed to be stuck to him. He couldn't understand it, and he felt increasingly hot.

Then, Bai Bai somehow ended up in his arms.

Soaked clothes.

Exquisite curves.

Under the moonlight, there were soft moans and whispers. Perhaps the little fox demon's aura was too poisonous, or perhaps she was willing to succumb. Under the moonlight, amidst the chirping of cicadas, things that shouldn't have happened did happen.

The next day, when Bai Bai woke up, the little monk was sitting in meditation, dressed neatly, looking no different from usual. But if you looked closely, you could see that his eyelids were trembling slightly; his heart was in turmoil.

Bai Bai naturally understood what had happened last night. She was no longer the newborn Bai Bai; a woman's chastity had been lost, and she should have been heartbroken. But thinking of last night, a sweet feeling welled up from the bottom of Bai Bai's heart.

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