Chapter 4 My Wife is a Vixen 4

Ah Yuan drank it with relish. The original owner stared at her fair neck and saw her close her eyes after she finished drinking.

After the man left, A-Yuan wanted to go up the mountain to catch two pheasants. She was really craving meat, especially after having a child.

Before he could even get up, there was a commotion outside the door.

When he went outside, he saw villagers crowding around a blind man, and everyone was carrying weapons.

"You audacious fiend! How dare you harm people here!"

Everyone was calling her a monster and wanted to burn her alive.

Seeing the excited crowd, A Yuan's face turned pale. She looked around for her husband, wanting to take him away, but unexpectedly, the blind man took out a magic weapon and hit A Yuan's shoulder directly.

"Ah! My husband."

"You monster, you still want to find your husband? Let me tell you, you've already scared him away!"

A-Yuan didn't believe it and tried to cast a spell, but to her surprise, all her spells were gone.

How could that be?

The blind man then attacked again: "You want to know why you can't cast your sorcery?"

"Of course we have to thank your husband, otherwise we wouldn't have been able to catch you so quickly."

The others suddenly screamed in fright, while the original owner outside the door clenched his fists, too afraid to go in.

"Ah! A monster!"

"Look, she really is a monster, she's revealed her true form."

"A fox! She's a fox!"

Then A-Yuan let out a scream and called out "Husband!"

Some people cheered, while others cursed her as a vixen and said she deserved to die.

The most excited were the family members of the madwoman, who excitedly rushed forward and kept kicking her.

The fox's voice sounded so pitiful, constantly crying out, "Husband, save me!"

"My husband, save me!"

The original owner couldn't resist going in anyway, hoping to beg the exorcist to spare her life, but when she saw her true form, she was so frightened that she took a few steps back.

The white fox shed tears, its body covered in blood.

"My husband, please save our child."

“I have no ill intentions. I am only here to repay a debt of gratitude. I just fell in love with my husband at first sight. I have never harmed anyone.”

"Pah!" A woman stepped forward: "You drove my husband insane, and you still say you've never harmed anyone?"

The fox exclaimed, "He was trying to do something indecent to me, that's why I did it! I didn't kill them!"

The woman went even crazier after hearing this: "That was because you, you vixen, seduced him! You slut!"

As he spoke, he picked up a hoe and struck the fox in the stomach. The scream made the original owner's hands and feet go numb, and he couldn't stand up.

After everyone had vented, the blind man raised his hand and said, "Stop."

"You demon, you have come down from the mountain to harm people and even married a mortal and had children. This is a heinous crime."

"I have no choice but to punish you in the name of justice."

The fox was dying, its soft white fur stained with blood.

She didn't look at the exorcist, but instead struggled to stare at the original owner of the body at the courtyard gate.

"My lord..." The low, pitiful whimpering voice said, "Do you still remember when you were a child, you saved a white fox that had been injured by an animal trap?"

"You saved me then, but aren't you going to save me and the child this time?"

The original owner's memories regressed to childhood.

I wasn't trying to steal your prey. I just felt sorry for the injured little white fox and wanted to help it. Don't make false accusations.

The people around him glared at the original owner of the body.

He looked as if he would be killed along with anyone who tried to save them.

"So you summoned this monster?"

"That's right, the thought of our children being in your school makes me shudder. Get out of the village!"

"Yes! Get out of the village!"

The original owner stared blankly at the pool of blood: "No, no."

"I didn't save her!"

The original owner struggled to her feet, distancing herself from her: "I wasn't trying to save you back then."

"My original intention was to cut off your flesh to feed my mother, and then skin you to sell for money, not to save you!"

Upon hearing the man's words, the white fox let out a soft whimper.

Despair filled his eyes, and crystal-clear tears mingled with blood.

The blind man's expression changed; this demon had such good fortune.

He went straight up and delivered the final blow.

He then removed the unborn child from her womb with his bare hands: "Unfortunately, even if you use all your cultivation, you cannot save this wicked creature."

They took the demon core from her cub's body and kept it.

People around stepped forward: "Master, what is this?"

The blind man's ears twitched: "It's nothing good. It's from inside a monster. I'm going to refine it."

After hearing this, no one asked any more questions.

What good things could be from monsters?

Even the white fox's corpse, which was completely dead, was thanking the master.

After everyone left, only the original owner remained, stunned.

Having lived with the monster for so long, the villagers no longer liked him and wanted to drive him away, let alone let him continue as a teacher.

After the master removed the demon core, the original owner's body immediately collapsed.

The master never saw him again. The villagers said that because the master had accumulated merit, his eyes had regained their sight.

Homeless, he would think of the monster from time to time.

As he was dying, he seemed to see many white foxes like Ah Yuan.

However, some of them have only one tail, while others have several tails.

"You're the one who caused my little sister to lose her demon core?"

"Disgusting humans."

"I will make you suffer eternal damnation, to atone for my little sister and the child in her womb!"

The original owner died in great pain. Before he died, he seemed to see a little fox asking him why he didn't save his mother.

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The mission requirements appeared in Ji Huaizhi's mind: [Protect Mother, avenge her.]

Upon opening his eyes, Ji Huaizhi's gaze flickered with emotion; it seemed the little fox would not be born.

After getting up and walking to the door, the child was still reciting the Hundred Family Surnames while shaking his head.

After the master left, they started whispering again: "Why did the master go out?"

"have no idea."

Ji Huaizhi stood at the door, extending his slender fingers. Xuanfeng flew over from somewhere and landed on Ji Huaizhi's hand.

"Owner."

"I've heard foxes are quite cute." Ji Huaizhi's long hair was blown by the breeze as he stood under the eaves of a thatched house.

“But it is a product of this world.” Xuanfeng tilted her head. “It will disappear from the world after you make a wish to us. That’s the price.”

"In that case, let's take it with us when we leave."