Chapter 195 Chapter 195 Vest King Dad 15
When Si Hao brought Zhuozhuo here, he'd had a slightly sinister thought, wondering if she'd notice some similarities between him and Sun Sirui. But he'd never imagined his identity would be exposed so quickly and thoroughly. It was thrilling, but also terrifying, yet he forced himself to remain calm.
Before Si Hao could think of a solution or organize his words, Zhuozhuo pointed at the top of his head and said, "The black cat is dancing."
Si Hao reacted briefly, realizing Zhuozhuo was referring to the black panther. With a thought, he summoned his spirit form. A nearly two-meter-tall black panther, with a tail over a meter long, appeared in the open space nearby.
Black Panther stood up, spun gracefully, and then landed on all fours, standing right in front of Zhuozhuo, taller than him.
Zhuozhuo tried hard to raise his head, but he almost fell down and couldn't see the black panther's face clearly.
The black panther lay down, opened its big mouth, and a big red fish jumped out. The fish swung its tail and knocked Zhuozhuo to his butt.
"roar!"
The black panther roared angrily and slapped the big fish with one claw. The big fish immediately shattered into red spots of light and disappeared.
Zhuozhuo's eyes widened as she leaped up to grab the light. The spiritual energy that was about to return to Si Hao's body immediately settled on Zhuozhuo's hand, circling around her relentlessly.
Si Hao watched silently, unable to discern whether Black Panther's actions were the autonomous actions of his spirit or the instincts of his subconscious. He refrained from interfering, wanting to see what Black Panther would do next, or what else might be brewing in his subconscious.
The black panther didn't even look at his master. He gently bit Zhuo Zhuo's collar and threw her back, throwing her onto his back. After she had a firm grip, he started running around the room.
Zhuozhuo screamed with excitement, and in a moment of excitement she let go of her hands, causing her body to tilt and fall when the Black Panther turned.
Si Hao's pupils shrank as the three household robots sprinted faster than the last. Just as Zhuozhuo was about to touch down, a dark mass suddenly appeared on the floor. The shadow gradually became clearer: a large black snake coiled like a mosquito coil. The snake's red wings spread out, reaching over the coil and firmly catching Zhuozhuo.
"ah!"
Zhuozhuo slammed into a ball of slippery down feathers, then slid a few turns along the smooth snake body, finally stopping in the depression between the snake bodies. She struggled to get up, and with a "puff" her little head popped out from the ball of red feathers, like a baby snake breaking out of its shell.
"Zhuozhuo, did you fall anywhere?"
Si Hao carried Zhuozhuo out and plucked the fluff off her head.
"I didn't fall, Sheshe caught me!" Zhuozhuo turned around and waved, but he was a little scared when he saw the big black snake spitting out its tongue, so his voice became much softer, "Hello, Sheshe."
She scratched her little hands and stared at the big black snake, looking reserved and wanting to get closer but not daring to.
A flash of humane thought flashed in the black snake's red eyes. The next second, its body began to shrink until it was about the size of a chopstick. With two cherry-sized wings, it swam towards Zhuo Zhuo, stopping at her feet. It tilted its tiny head and looked at her, its terrifying red eyes no bigger than sesame seeds.
The snake is not scary at all, and is even a little weirdly cute.
Zhuozhuo hesitated for a moment, then squatted down to observe it for a moment. The more she looked, the more adorable it seemed. She reached out to pick up the little black snake, but it was too slippery to hold, and she didn't dare pinch its wings for fear of breaking them. As Zhuozhuo fiddled with her hand, trying to find the right angle, the little black snake slowly began to swim. Its cool head rested on her finger, as if waiting for her reaction.
Zhuozhuo didn't move, and whispered encouragement, "Snake, climb up quickly."
The little black snake sped up, slithering its body to the palm of Zhuo Zhuo's hand, then continued upwards, swimming to the wrist and coiling around it in a circle.
"Wow."
Zhuozhuo giggled, "Snake, you have become Zhuozhuo's bracelet. You are so beautiful and pretty!"
The little black snake happily shook its head towards Zhuozhuo, lowered its head and bit its tail, and it really turned into a bracelet.
Zhuozhuo touched the black snake bracelet, then carefully touched the fragile little wings, and said in a baby voice: "Sheshe, go to sleep. Zhuozhuo will always be with you."
Si Hao: “…”
The black panther standing nearby thrust its large head against Zhuozhuo, drawing her attention. It then quickly shrank to the size of a two- to three-month-old kitten. It leaped onto Zhuozhuo's shoulder, tilting its head to rub its face against hers.
"Mimi, it's itchy." Zhuozhuo giggled, shrank his neck to avoid it, and then came back again. After going back and forth several times, he couldn't stand it anymore and hugged the little black cat tightly in his arms.
Santong was speechless. Si Hao, the jealous guy, had no shame in making the spirit body act so softly and coquettishly.
The little black cat was too clingy. Zhuozhuo always hugged it no matter what he did, which not only made Santong angry, but also made Sihao feel uncomfortable. He was about to say something when three more black shadows appeared on the ground. When the shadows became clear, they were a three-headed puppy, a small black bird with a tail that took up four-fifths of its body, and a black turtle the size of an apple.
Si Hao: “…”
This definitely wasn't his intention to have these three things compete for his favor, because he had never done this before. Haha, mental power, I don't know how many surprises you have in store.
Zhuozhuo saw it and exclaimed, "Dog, bird, turtle, you all come out!"
She had seen them before and they looked very familiar, so Si Hao was not surprised at all.
Zhuozhuo squatted down, placed the little black cat on the ground, and began to sort the spirits by size. However, their irregular shapes made it difficult to arrange them. After trying several methods and not being satisfied, Zhuozhuo gave up and simply arranged them in the order they had been placed on the slides.
After lining up, Zhuozhuo reached in the middle and asked the little black snake to join in the game. She said childishly, "Let's count. I'll say one, two, three, four, five. Bird says one, Dog says two, Snake says three, Mimi says four, and Turtle says five. If you say it wrong, you lose, and if you lose, you get spanked."
After explaining the rules, Zhuozhuo paused for a few seconds and looked carefully at the participants. "It's time to start. One, two, three, four, five!"
The black bird flapped its wings, trying to make a sound similar to "one". The three-headed dog barked twice, and was warned by Zhuo Zhuo not to take shortcuts. The little black snake spit out its tongue: "Hiss - hiss -"
"You're wrong, Snake, you have to say three, not four." Zhuozhuo tapped the little black snake with one finger as if to hit it, and said, "Now start over, one, two, three, four, five!"
Having learned their lesson, the spirits this time used their mental energy to rub the air and strive to produce the corresponding sounds, successfully completing the game. Zhuo Zhuo then announced that they had completed the first level and would move on to the second level, where everyone had to say "East, West, South, North, and Center" together.
Successfully passed in one go.
It was so unchallenging and less interesting that Zhuozhuo soon lost interest in playing. After a few seconds, he suggested that he wanted to play hide-and-seek and asked for everyone's opinion.
It was naturally passed unanimously.
Zhuozhuo clapped his hands happily, looked at Si Hao, and asked softly, "Where can we play hide-and-seek?"
"Anywhere is fine. You can run around freely on this spaceship."
"Okay! Thank you."
Zhuozhuo volunteered to be the first to catch someone. She faced the wall and began to count down, "Thirty, twenty-nine..."
Three housekeeping robots and five spirits rushed out of the door, ran around in the spaceship, and found a place they were satisfied with to hide.
“…Three, two, one! Zhuozhuo is coming!”
Zhuozhuo immediately searched the studio. Not finding anyone, she rushed out without stopping. Just as she reached the corridor, she found Si Hao following her out. She stopped, turned around, and looked up at him, "What are you doing here?"
"I followed you because I was afraid you would get lost."
Zhuozhuo said childishly, "I don't want you. You lied to Zhuozhuo, and now that Zhuozhuo is done having fun, I'll quarrel with you again."
“…”
Si Hao felt a chill in his heart, but also a bit amused. No wonder the little guy hadn't even glanced at him earlier, and had been so polite and distant in his words, as if he was planning to quarrel with him. He said sincerely, "I'm not quarreling with you. I did something wrong, and Zhuozhuo is the victim. You can yell at me as much as you want, I won't talk back."
Zhuozhuo snorted and said softly, "Zhuozhuo doesn't curse!"
"Yes, yes, Zhuozhuo doesn't curse people. Zhuozhuo is civilized and polite. I said something wrong." Si Hao admitted his mistake very smoothly.
At the end of the corridor, two patrolling soldiers stood frozen, watching their commander as he humbly coaxed the child, repeating "I was wrong" over and over again, no technique, only emotion.
Zhuozhuo didn't say anything, just looked at Si Hao, but didn't run away either, waiting for him to continue.
Si Hao thought about it and felt that Zhuozhuo didn't want to listen to his sophistry or explanation. She might not understand the plan and the situation. She just wanted an attitude. So he said: "Zhuozhuo, no matter who I am, you are my only child. I will...ah?"
Zhuozhuo turned and ran away, bumping into two patrolmen. The patrolmen didn't look away, saluted Si Hao according to normal procedures, and kept walking as if nothing had happened. But this was what made it abnormal.
"Did they hear it?" Zhuozhuo stood still, but turned her head away from Si Hao, her voice filled with worry. Although she didn't understand many things, she also understood that Si Hao's use of different identities to stay in different places should not be known to others.
Si Hao was worried about saying something wrong and angering Zhuo Zhuo, so he thought for a moment before slowly saying, "It's okay. It doesn't matter if they heard the first part. When I said the second part, I used a mental barrier to cover us, so the sound couldn't get out."
"Oh." Zhuozhuo nodded and ran away at a faster speed.
Si Hao stood still, his mind following Zhuozhuo closely. He recalled their conversation over and over again, and suddenly realized why Zhuozhuo was angry. He wanted to catch up with her to explain, but then he stopped and decided to wait until Zhuozhuo was done playing before explaining it to her in detail.
The corridors on the spaceship were long, winding and seemingly endless. Zhuozhuo tired after running for a while, and slowly moved his pace to check each room. At this time, the soldiers were training and rotating, so they didn't run into the occupants of the rooms.
Zhuozhuo could sense Si Hao's mental power, but she said nothing. As she pushed, she suddenly realized that she could, like Si Hao, use her mental power to explore distant, invisible situations.
But how to do it specifically?
Zhuozhuo lost herself in thought, mechanically walking down the hallway, not stopping at each door. 9972 was about to remind her when it realized she had entered a meditative state. It quickly shut up and prepared its own flattery, waiting excitedly for Zhuozhuo's epiphany to end.
"Grace will leave in twenty minutes. Find a way to sneak onto the ship. Their mission is to cause trouble in Lemire. There will definitely be more than one person acting stealthily. Once you arrive, walk around and install the spent nuclear power plant. No one will notice anything unusual."
Suddenly, an unfamiliar voice rang out. Zhuozhuo, perplexed, leaned closer to see who it was, only to bump her head against the wall. She groaned, "Hmm," and simply leaned against the wall to listen. But the person inside had already noticed the commotion. After a glance, they approached and opened the door, chatting casually as usual.
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