"Is that you, Mo Tian!" Wan'er opened her arms, looking at the blue light, her eyes filled with tears.
"Meow!" The blue light gradually approached, leaping towards Wan'er and landing on her arm, nuzzling towards her.
"Meow..." The blue cat raised its front paw and placed it on Wan'er's arm, as if it wanted to express something.
"What did you say? Oh," Wan'er listened intently, finally nodding, then shaking her head as if she understood. "You mean, when you were a pet, you cleaned the house and complained that it was too messy? Get lost, you little brat, what can you do with those tiny limbs?"
"Meow!" Upon hearing this, the little blue cat impatiently stretched out its front paws and patted Wan'er's arm several times. Then it rubbed its little head against Wan'er's chest. A tingling and itchy feeling instantly spread throughout Wan'er's body. Wan'er was powerless. "Hahaha..." She fell backward.
Suddenly, remembering something, Wan'er stopped laughing, patted her bottom, and stood up. "Oh right, I'll take you to my house. My parents said they'd be back today. They don't know I have such a mischievous blue cat like you..."
Wan'er kept muttering to herself, and when she turned around, she found that Blue Cat was gone.
"Blue Cat, Blue Cat, where did you go? Come out..." Wan'er reached out and grabbed her skirt, running on the main road, where there were no pedestrians on either side.
"Whoosh!" But strangely, as they ran, the flat road turned into a mountain path. The mountain path wound its way up, initially a stone slab path, but as they went up, it became increasingly overgrown with weeds, damp and difficult to walk on.
"Little Blue Cat, where are you?" Looking back, there was no road behind, only a sea of clouds. Ahead, a dark and bottomless cave appeared...
Could the little blue cat be here? This guy is so mischievous, how did he lead me here? What is this place? What kind of cave is this? Should I go in?
As Wan'er hesitated, a beam of white light appeared inside, as if intentionally summoning her.
Without a second thought, Wan'er stepped inside. The cave was fairly flat, but there were some strange rocks on both sides, and a lot of weeds blocked the way. Wan'er pushed aside the weeds, climbed onto the rocks, and went down the rocks. Not far ahead, a flowing stream appeared, and the white light was floating on the stream...
"Ding-ding! Splash..." The water suddenly rippled, and at the end point that Wan'er was looking directly at, which was the center of the stream, a ball of white light emerged from the water...
A small, elderly man with a white beard appeared on the water's surface. He was less than a meter tall, dressed in a long white robe, with a long white beard that almost dragged on the ground. He was bald, but his eyes shone brightly. Upon seeing Wan'er, he raised his arms and bowed, saying, "Greetings, Spirit Master."
"You are..." How did this little old man end up in the cave? He seems to recognize me.
“My surname is Bai, just call me…”
"Grandpa Bai," Wan'er called out, "have you seen a blue cat?"
"No, no, I dare not accept such a title from you, Lord of the Spirits." Grandpa Bai smiled and bowed. "There's no Blue Cat. I'm the one who led you here. Take me back, I can save him..."
The white light flickered and shimmered, and with a "whoosh!" Grandpa Bai vanished, a beam of white light shooting straight at Wan'er, striking her between the eyebrows...
"Ah!" Wan'er cried out, waking up abruptly and opening her eyes...
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