After Wan Ge finished selecting the stamps, she discovered that the jealous girl next to her was angry.
I couldn't help but smile.
When Ci Yan noticed her laughing, his expression darkened even more: "What are you laughing at? What's so funny?"
Wan Ge handed the hairpin in her hand to Ci Yan in front of her, and then said, "In the human world, hairpins are used as tokens of love. I would like to give this hairpin to A Yan. I wonder if A Yan would accept it?"
Ci Yan was slightly taken aback, so Wan Ge didn't dislike him; in fact, she liked him very much. Otherwise, she wouldn't have given him the hairpin, saying it was a token of their love.
Ci Yan glanced at it, feigning indifference, but his usually cold voice carried a hint of shyness: "His appearance is not bad. In that case, I will take him."
Looking at the other person's slightly arrogant expression, Wan Ge inexplicably found him quite cute.
Finally, she watched as Ci Yan gripped the hairpin in his hand, trying to tighten his grip as if it were something very important, something he absolutely wouldn't allow her to drop.
But after a while, Wan Ge saw him loosen his grip again, carefully protecting the hairpin, as if he was worried that he would crush it if he held it too tightly.
…
The two strolled along, grabbing some snacks along the way, until they finally arrived at a tavern.
Wan Ge sat on a chair to the side, looked at Ci Yan in front of her, and said again, "Your Majesty the Demon Lord, would you like to have a few drinks with me?"
Ci Yan stared at the wine pot in front of him, lost in thought for a moment, but ultimately agreed.
Ci Yan was lost in thought for a simple reason: he was afraid he would get drunk immediately after drinking the wine. But later he agreed that the reason he got drunk so easily was because it was wine from the demon realm.
Demons and humans have completely different constitutions. How could he possibly get drunk on something as trivial as a human? So in the end, he agreed.
but…
…
Wan Ge looked at Ci Yan, who had only drunk two small cups of osmanthus wine, and smiled indulgently.
Ci Yan seemed to want to prove something, so he deliberately drank two cups. He never expected that getting drunk would happen even faster than he imagined.
Wan Ge easily carried Ci Yan on her back. The tavern owner who sold wine was both surprised and amused by this scene.
The "funny" he mentioned was genuine and not malicious. He just thought it was quite amazing that such a young girl could so easily carry a big man on her back—she was a strongwoman!
One is a celestial being and the other is a demon. Wan Ge is naturally stronger, while Ci Yan is much lighter than an ordinary human, so being defeated by him is not a problem at all.
Wan Ge hadn't expected that just as she carried the person to the foot of the mountain and was about to use her magic to return directly to the mountain, Ci Yan suddenly transformed back into his original form.
Ci Yan is a black dragon. He was already a very imposing Demon Lord, and after transforming into his original form, he became even more frightening.
The mountain animals and insects that had been chirping suddenly fell silent. Apart from the dragon that was curled up and writhing, it felt as if not even a breeze was blowing.
"Ci Yan, can you stop moving around? Why are you rolling me up?" After Wange let him roll her up and set up a barrier to prevent outsiders from seeing what was happening in the mountains, Wange completely gave up and let Ci Yan do whatever he wanted.
So he carried Wan Ge and flew around in the sky a few times. Wan Ge let him do whatever he wanted, since she was a fairy and not afraid of heights.
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