After Descending the Mountain, Seven Big Brothers Spoil Me - Chapter 896

Chapter 896: Blow it All Back with a Gale!
“Let’s go!”

Lan Tian looked at her and immediately started laughing. Sure enough, he enjoyed playing around with this young girl. They really got along well. Because of her, he even found Ye Lingfeng more likable.

Sure enough, Ye Lingfeng’s first words made him feel completely at ease: “Let’s go.”

Just as he spoke, the Chief’s phone call came again. Without even glancing, he directly hung up. Lan Tian, watching, couldn’t help but give him a thumbs-up. Impressive. With that temper of the Chief’s, he’d definitely charge over here in no time.

He teased, “Aren’t you afraid he’ll yell at you?”

Ye Lingfeng glanced at him. “My rank is higher; he doesn’t dare yell at me. If there’s anyone to be blame, it’ll be you.”

“…”

The girl’s a great kid, but why is her father such a schemer? He couldn’t help casting a resentful look at Ye Lingfeng.

Ye Lingfeng just brushed it off, patting Zhouzhou’s little head as he took her to sit in the back of the plane cabin, urging, “Fly now, or you won’t be able to when they come to get you.”

Lan Tian snapped out of it and quickly started the plane.

The Chief arrived just in time to catch a glimpse of the tail end of the plane, his anger causing his nose to nearly twist. Disciplinary action–it’s waiting for him when he returns! This time, no amount of begging will get him out of it.

While the Chief was completely disheartened, Zhouzhou, on the other hand, was thrilled–at first. But after flying for a while, her excitement wore off. The little chubby girl leaned against the window, watching the sea below, tears quietly falling.

Wei Feng, who had tagged along with them, noticed and quickly tried to comfort her. “Don’t cry. I’m sure we’ll figure everything out.”

Wiping her eyes, Zhouzhou asked, “Sixth Brother, what about the creatures in the sea?”

Their Fourth Bureau was on the island, and after training, Zhouzhou often went to the shore. She loved playing with the dolphins and little seals there, along with some less frightening creatures. But now, their home was about to be destroyed, and she could do nothing to stop it.

Seeing her so upset, Wei Feng felt the same in his heart. How could he explain to her that the impact of this disaster wasn’t just limited to here? Water is the source of life, and once it’s polluted, the consequences will be devastating. Those doomsday movies might become reality in the future–all thanks to those people from R Country!

Wei Feng clenched his teeth. “Even if I have to die, I’ll stop them!” He’d even thought about strapping explosives to himself to take those people down. Better he die to save humanity–he’d surely earn some good karma for his next life.

Noticing his thoughts, Ye Lingfeng said, “Don’t think so extreme. If anyone has to go, it won’t be you.”

It’s just a few bombs. There’s no need to risk his life. Those scumbags don’t deserve it.

Zhouzhou, nervously holding his hand, whispered, “Let Ancestral Master go. Nobody can see him–he’s a ghost, and he can’t be blown up.”

Ancestral Master, just returning, overheard her and immediately snorted. “What are you scheming now, you little schemer?”

Zhouzhou blinked innocently. “No scheme! I’m just saying how awesome you are, Ancestral Master.”

As if he’d believe that.

Ancestral Master rolled his eyes, then gave a smug grin as he addressed her, “I was just about to tell you the good news: Heavenly Thunder says it’s taken enough of your merits and you can keep what you earn from now on.”

Upon hearing this, Zhouzhou looked at Heavenly Thunder in disbelief, her mouth wide in amazement.

“Wow, I knew Heavenly Thunder was a big softy!”

Scoff!

Heavenly Thunder crackled with lightning, clearly displeased. Who was soft-hearted? It was a tough guy–not some soft-hearted pushover! If it wasn’t for her pitiful face, it would never have given up its share of merits. It didn’t need to rely on her anyway, unlike a certain freeloading ghost.

Ancestral Master didn’t mind being despised, instead running over to Zhouzhou eagerly, saying, “From now on, I’m counting on you!” Zhouzhou was now truly the most successful disciple of their Sanqing Temple. He could almost feel his aura fully restored after all these years.

Zhouzhou’s eyes spun mischievously, clearly unwilling to let him off easily. “What do I get in return?”

The Protective Light of the Nation wasn’t an ordinary merit light; she had to willingly give it for Ancestral Master to take. Ancestral Master, feeling generous, handed her his treasure bag. “Take what you want.”

Anything for Zhouzhou was worth it!

Whoa! Ancestral Master was going all out! Zhouzhou immediately began emptying the bag’s contents. Though small, the bag held quite a lot–everything from tools like peachwood swords and compasses to pills and charms he’d crafted. Zhouzhou examined and sniffed at the pills, noting they were all well-preserved, and then stuffed them into her own bag, all while sneakily watching Ancestral Master’s reaction.

Seeing her take what she wanted, he laughed. “I said it’s yours; take it all if you like.” He wouldn’t need these items anymore, now that Zhouzhou’s value surpassed any of these old treasures.

As she continued loading her bag, her gaze fell upon a particular charm. “Hmm, what’s this?”

Ancestral Master looked over with pride. “That’s my Heaven-tier Wind-Driven Talisman. The wind it summons is powerful enough to darken the skies.” Unfortunately, it was also dangerous, with too much destructive power, which was why it had remained unused for over two thousand years.

Curious, Zhouzhou touched it, sensing its heavy power. Just imagining its strength made her gasp in awe.

At that moment, the plane started circling an area. Lan Tian’s voice came over, sounding tense, “Look below.”

Zhouzhou looked down and saw a clear dividing line on the sea’s surface. One side was dark, with fish belly-up, floating ominously–a shocking sight.

Zhouzhou’s face tensed, and Wei Feng’s furious voice echoed: “Those scumbags!”

So this was their so-called harmless activity? Even they probably didn’t believe such nonsense.

“I wish we could summon a huge wind to blow all this polluted water right back at them!” Wei Feng muttered through gritted teeth.

Hearing his words, Zhouzhou’s eyes sparkled with an idea.