"Sisters, I'm so happy that you can see me. When we parted ways in Sun and Moon City, I thought it would be a final farewell," Hao murmured to himself, his eyes lowered.
"Fool, how could it be goodbye forever?"
Hao looked up at me and smiled foolishly.
"By the way, sister, you haven't introduced who this brother is yet?" Hao suddenly looked at You and asked.
"He is..." I turned to look at You, unsure how to introduce him. You had been hiding in the Abyss for many years, and I couldn't just casually tell Hao that he was their Sun and Moon Lord of the Abyss. Right, I also invited Hao to stay at our place for a few days. How could I explain why we would be staying in the Sun and Moon Lord's palace?
Seeing my hesitation, You took the initiative to introduce herself, "My name is You Yuan." You simply revealed her name and then said nothing more.
Fortunately, the Abyss is isolated from information. Although the name Youyuan is quite famous outside, it is really just a name in the Abyss.
Hao nodded, and without saying anything more, he gave You a polite smile and then turned to look at me, "Sister, let's not stand here anymore, let's go to my house."
"Oh, Hao, you have a home now. I remember you used to sleep outside like a mountain." Feng Su said with a grin.
Hao blushed slightly. "I didn't have one before, but since I came back last time, I was wondering if you would come to see me, so I built a house specifically to welcome you. I followed you around and found that you and my sister both like to live in the house."
"Hao even prepared a room especially for us." I said happily, "Sister, you love me so much." After saying that, I gave Hao a big kiss on the cheek. My gratitude was secondary; the main reason was that Hao looked just too cute.
You immediately stepped forward, picked up Hao from my arms, and put him back on the ground. "You walk by yourself. How can a real man always let others carry him?"
You didn't get angry directly, but instead spoke tactfully.
Hao looked at me blankly, then at You in front of him, and said in a childish voice, "But I like to be held by my older sister."
"No way." You's face darkened.
"Why?"
"It's just not allowed."
"Hey, why are you getting angry with a child?" I came up from behind and nudged You again. "Look how cute Hao is." As I said this, I picked Hao up in my arms.
You glared angrily at Hao in my arms, then suddenly said, "If you like children, we can have one too, and I guarantee it will be adorable."
"Huh?" I was stunned and stared blankly at You. Although You and I had done everything we could, I had never thought of having a child with You.
Unlike mortals who simply need to have intercourse, immortals have an extremely complex process of giving birth.
You snorted coldly and stopped talking, deliberately turning her head to the other side so as not to look at us.
Hao looked at me and You, a mysterious smile suddenly appearing on his face, with an "I understand" expression.
I could tell what Hao was thinking just by looking at his expression. I blushed slightly and quickly changed the subject, "Didn't you say you were going to take us to your house?"
"Oh, right." Hao nodded, struggling to get off me. I let go of Hao, and he landed steadily on the ground with a chuckle. "I can walk by myself. Sister, I'll take you there now."
You Jianhao jumped off me, his complexion had improved slightly, and he held my hand. The three of us followed behind this little baby, Hao.
The miasma forest was vast and dark, and we followed Hao for a long time, winding our way through it, but we still couldn't find any sign of the house.
"Hao, how much longer?"
"Almost there, almost there!" Hao said, turning his head. Then, with a quick stride, Hao ran off, shouting as he ran, "Sister, this is it!"
We followed the sound and emerged from the woods. Before us was a large clearing, and a neat little wooden cabin appeared.
"Sisters, look." Hao pointed to the small wooden house in front of him, took short steps forward to open the door, and then stepped back. "I built it according to my memory of houses. There may be some imperfections, please don't mind."
I stepped into the wooden house first. Although the house was simple, it was clean. There were also some strange little things on display. "What are these?" I asked Hao curiously as I stood in front of the display.
“These are my favorite collectibles.” Hao stood on the ground, looking very small.
I nodded seriously, then looked at the items on the shelf; I didn't recognize any of them.
Feng Su sat down early and laid out a table full of pastries from her package. She waved to Hao, "Hao, come on, these are pastries prepared for you. They won't taste good if you don't eat them soon."
Hao stared at the table full of snacks with his small eyes, practically drooling. "Thank you, Feng Su."
"Don't be shy, come on over."
Hao sniffed, then climbed onto the chair with his short legs and began to eat the snacks on the table.
"So delicious!" Hao couldn't help but exclaim after taking just one bite.
"Right? It's delicious, isn't it? Do you know who made it?" I couldn't help but step forward and boast.
"Who made this?" Hao asked between bites. "Could it have been my sister?"
"How could I have made this?" I smiled awkwardly. I didn't have that skill. I pulled You over and said loudly, "This brother made it all."
Hao was stunned, his little face covered in food crumbs. "Amazing!"
I laughed even harder. Although I didn't cook the food, I was even happier than You.
The three of us sat to the side watching Hao eat, and before long, all the snacks and desserts on the table were gone.
"Burp." Hao covered his stomach and let out a burp.
"Hao, is the food good?"
"Delicious." Hao nodded emphatically.
"Want to eat this every day?" I felt like I looked exactly like a strange auntie who was kidnapping children.
"Yes," Hao replied crisply and decisively, without a doubt.
"Then come home with your sister. You can eat as much as you want with your sister. There will be all kinds of delicious food every day."
"Okay." Hao answered even more readily, looking like he couldn't wait to pack his things and leave.
"But sister, where do you live?" Hao asked, blinking.
"Hmm... Yes..." I glanced at You beside me and said, "In Sun and Moon City."
“Sun and Moon City?” Hao immediately remembered. “I remember Sun and Moon City, it’s so lively there.”
"Right? That's a great place. Hao, why don't you come with us for a few days?"
"Great! I'm so bored here. I can finally go out and play with my sister again."
"Let's go now. Go tell your men we'll wait for you here." I didn't expect things to be so simple. Before coming, I was worried that Hao wouldn't want to come out.
"Okay, I'm off. Wait for me, sister." Hao slid off the chair, wiped his mouth, and disappeared in a flash.
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