What did you say? That you were so fast you almost killed us?

Or are you saying we're going to the Mirror World and you're not allowed to stop us?

Bai Sang remained silent.

The old village chief walked slowly forward, leaning on his cane.

"Clean up properly. If you want to stay, come to me and take the test."

After saying that, the old village chief slowly walked past them.

Bai Sang was somewhat surprised, "He seems to have forgotten what happened underwater."

The man who eats meat but not garlic nodded, "It doesn't seem fake. That's good, as long as he can't remember, we're safe."

Upon entering the ancestral hall, Bai Sang looked at the newly placed memorial tablets and sighed.

As the new day begins, everyone seems to have forgotten the pain of yesterday.

But the memorial tablets placed here are a stark reminder that a catastrophe occurred yesterday, and some people lost their lives as a result.

"Let's pack up."

The three worked together, one of them standing strangely with his hands in his pockets, leaning against the doorway, looking as if he was about to fall asleep.

Bai Sang wiped the offering table and all the memorial tablets on it, clapped his hands, and was about to remove the red cloth from the offering table when he paused.

Behind the red cloth, a child was hidden.

The child saw Bai Sang and raised his hand, "Shh."

Bai Sang remained motionless for a long time, attracting the attention of the other two.

"What's wrong?"

I had just asked the question about eating meat but not garlic when I saw the exquisitely beautiful child in front of me.

He looks like a doll from a New Year's painting, chubby and fair-skinned, with a topknot and a red dot between his eyebrows.

I'm hungry.

When the child realized he had been discovered, he simply stretched out his lotus root-like arm towards Bai Sang.

Bai Sang subconsciously exchanged for a small cake and handed it over.

The child's eyes lit up when he smelled the sweet aroma in the air, and drool dripped from the corner of his mouth.

"It smells so good, so good! I've never smelled anything like it before."

Bai Sang tentatively opened her mouth.

"What did you eat before?"

The child looked around and, seeing that there were no other villagers besides them, crawled out from under the table.

"Eat this."

He pointed to the lit incense and candles on the table.

"It's tasteless and quite unpalatable."

Bai Sang glanced at Le Yuan, who then raised his eyes and met Bai Sang's gaze.

"Lucky doll?"

The child immediately became excited and ran over to hug Le Yuan's leg.

After being glared at by Yue Yuan, he lowered his hand and asked curiously, "How did you know me?"

Le Yuan yawned. "You were placed in the ancestral hall shortly after you were born. You've never met your parents. The old village chief usually comes to see you."

The lucky doll nodded vigorously, "Yes, yes."

Le Yuan suddenly bent down and looked at the lucky doll, "Does your head hurt?"

The lucky doll, which was originally fair and clean, suddenly turned pale, and even had a bluish tinge.

Bai Sang took a step back; she didn't have many energy supplements left.

Le Yuan grabbed the topknot and pulled hard, "Don't spread pollution, or you'll never be able to eat cakes again."

The allure of a small cake is truly immense for a child.

He reluctantly concealed the pollution around him and looked at Bai Sang.

"I'll be good, can you give me another one?"

Bai Sang: ……

Holy crap, this kid's unusually well-behaved, what's going on?

Looking at my son causing trouble beside me, I didn't hesitate to grab a rolling pin.

Wow, all kids are so well-behaved! I want to raise one.

Sister, my son is so well-behaved, can I send him to you to raise for a couple of days?

I would have believed you if you hadn't mentioned a rolling pin.

Sisters, this is creepy! Please don't get excited.

Bai Sang took out a few small cakes and some snacks.

It's rare to see someone so easily appeased.

The lucky doll smiled broadly and piled all the delicious food under the table.

Bai Sang squatted down and asked, "What do you usually do here?"

“I bring good fortune to everyone. People often come to me to make wishes, and if I'm willing, their wishes will come true.”

"Then I'll have incense and candles to eat."

At this point, the lucky doll wrinkled its nose, seemingly quite dissatisfied with the smell of incense and candles.

"Sister, what is your wish?"

"Lucky doll" suddenly asked.

Bai Sang's eyes flashed with Song Xiaofu's face, her eyes filled with hope.

"My wish has nothing to do with this village, can you help me?"

The lucky doll shook its head. "I can't help. I can only fulfill the wishes of people within the village."

The light in Bai Sang's eyes slowly faded.

Even those who eat meat but not garlic lowered their heads.

Qin Minglang already knew about Song Xiaofu's ordeal.

He sighed. Good girls often have tragic fates, like his younger sister and Xiaofu.

Bai Sang looked up and pinched the topknot of the lucky doll. "Go ahead and eat. I'll continue cleaning."

The lucky doll nodded, then grabbed Bai Sang's arm, "Sister, could you please not tell anyone that you saw me?"

Bai Sang nodded, "Of course I can, don't worry, I won't tell anyone."

The lucky doll smiled and said, "Sister, my name is Tao Yu. Grandpa Village Chief calls me Little Corn. Can you call me Little Corn from now on?"

Bai Sang pinched his topknot again, "Okay."

After tidying up the ancestral hall and leaving, Bai Sang asked Le Yuan, "What's the deal with the lucky doll?"

She also remembered seeing Tao Yu's memorial tablet on the offering table.

Tao Yu is actually Xiao Shitou's older brother.

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