Two pieces certainly.
Thank you for your patronage.
One piece coming right up.
After a flurry of lively sails, Baiwa leaned his card against the roadside and sat down on the step by the bridge to take a rest.
The busyiness had masked his feelings.
But now that he paused, a sense of melancholy crept in, perhaps due to Ling Lling<unk>s absence.
By Chai West silently encouraged himself to work diligently, hoping to earn enough money to buy gifts for Ling Lling when he visited her.
Yet certain thoughts persistently entwine themselves around his heart.
Whether it is in the morning toiling in the fields to uproot weeds, in the afternoon capturing fish in a river, or in the evening selling grilled fish in the city, whenever one pauses from their labors, a cacophony of disarrayed thoughts ins snares the mind.
Will the spirit remember it? Will it recall their moments together? As the spirit follows the divine master in pursuit of knowledge, has it chosen to forego their friendship? How has the spirit fared of late? One question leads to another.
Yet answers remain elusive.
The divine master has suggested seeking the spirit in the temple.
But what if the spirit wishes to avoid such a meeting? Is but a rough hune fairy.
A there you are.
Chapter 207.
Confrontation.
Third update by Chia.
Please bring me 10 grilled fish.
A chubby white little creature approached by Chia who was resting and handed over 10 coins.
Certainly, thank you for supporting the business, my dear sister.
Upon hearing the call of a customer, especially one of such magnitude, Baiwa swiftly opened the barrier of a small cart and retrieved 10 skewers of grilled fish.
As it extended the offering, it recognized a familiar figure, causing it to tremble in shock.
By Chidian, it's me.
Are you surprised to see me, Chidian? I'm here in the second fairy city for a little fun.
I heard that one cannot miss the grilled fish old by by Chiaua when visiting as they are both affordable and delicious.
Chia, you are truly remarkable now.
They say the more mischievous one is as a child, the wiser one becomes as an adult.
It seems to be true in your case.
By Chiwa's cheeks flushed with embarrassment.
After collecting the payment, it offered a skewer of grilled fish.
However, by Chiian repeatedly declined, insisting that it was a gift by Chiaoa then pushed the cart and sprinted a few hundred meters, only pausing to rest on the other side of the bridge.
A rosy hue still graced its face.
Did Chidian truly think it was impressive? Was it really so commendable? Yet, it was merely a being incapable of becoming a divine attendant, a simple creature relegated to grilling fish and farming.
In its youthful naivity, it had named itself by Chowiwa, aspiring to surpass all little fairies.
However, as it matured, it realized the difficulty of such aspirations.
In terms of reputation, prowess, and wealth, it found itself unable to transcend the ordinary.
Despite working multiple jobs, and striving harder than 99% of the fairies, it could not escape the grip of mediocrity.
It was an imitation of a fairy, a being attempting to outshine fairies in their own realm.
A creature imbued with ambition in the serene and stable world of fairies.
Unwilling to accept the mundane, yet lacking in capability, always alone, it seemed to have no place among the fairies, nor amongst its own kind.
Biian held 11 skewers of grilled fish, watching as Bowi swiftly darted away, unable to pursue.
How could Bowwware run so fast? Was it truly that intimidating? Oh well, I shall not chase anymore.
Taking a bite of the grilled fish, Bidian's expression transformed instantly.
Wow, this is delicious.
The exterior is crispy, while the interior is tender, juicy, and flavorful.
It quickly devoured the grilled fish in hand, hurrying towards the venue.
Along the way, some little fairies enticed by its eating approached to inquire.
Bachi pointed in the direction Bchawa had fled, offering a brief description of its appearance.
A small fairy with white ears and a pink belly, pushing a card of grilled fish.
Bien had come to the second fairy city to participate in the planning conference.
Having missed the one in the first fairy city due to work commitments.
It could not afford to miss this opportunity.
On its way, it noticed Bowwa sitting on the steps by the bridge, seemingly distressed.
Thus, Bai Chien approached to purchase some grilled fish.
As Bowwa pondered his troubles, a group of little fairies surrounded it, chattering excitedly and purchasing the grilled fish, mentioning that a plump little fairy had introduced them to it, making it all the more enticing.
The moment the grilled fish was finished, most of the cart was emptied.
It seemed that today would allow for an early return home.
By Chiaiwa, pushing her small cart, noticed an enchanting fairy possessing a divine allure with soft brown hair fashioned into a bob.
She wore a dress shimmering with hues that seem to reflect the moonlight itself.
"How exquisite!" by Chai amused, convinced that this must be a personage of great significance from the realm of deities.
"Sister," she exclaimed, rushing towards the fairy with excitement.
However, Bacha did not share her enthusiasm.
Unconsciously, she scanned her surroundings in search of the sister the girl was calling, only for her gaze to rise higher as the girl lifted her into her arms.
Uu cradled by Chawiwa, her cheek brushing against the soft, plum body of the girl.
I am Ling Lling, bestowed with the formal name Yuiu by the divine.
Did you miss me? I have longed for you.
Oh, how I have missed you, Sister Hung.
The lantern cat reminisces about the days spent together.
Sister, when does the second phase of the star sea project commence? I am truly eager for the time to venture forth in a battle.
When will we cease recruiting and embark on our quests in the divine temple? Susie Han was overseeing hundreds of divine attendants at work, sifting through resumes of applicants.
This time she intended to make a significant move, recruiting 1,000 collaborators for the Star Sea project to engage in simultaneous operations.
The current Divine attendants ought to be rebranded as the personal secretaries of the divine home.
Given the nature of this endeavor, the little fairies were bustling about, overwhelmed with tasks, as the notion of a typical work rest schedule had vanished among the divine attendants.
Suzah Han instructed Hey Shia Shao to keep track of overtime, ensuring that everyone received ample compensation with plans for rotations to grant everyone time off once the workload eased.
Upon reviewing the lantern cat's messages, Sue Xihan understood the lantern cat was evidently fatigued by the recent demands of work, yearning to retreat from the network and engage in battle.
The volume of information submitted daily was expanding with files growing larger.
One could only imagine how long it took to organize these résumés.
Those undertaking this task knew the weight of the workload.
Even the overseer felt a sense of exhaustion.
Several little fairies among the divine attendants had collapsed from fatigue.
After responding to the lantern cat's messages, Suzie Han set the recruitment deadline to the end of the month.
With only 3 days remaining, she urged everyone to hold on.
All was for a brighter future.
Time passed swiftly and the silence was palpable.
The system assistant, Lon Lon, had transitioned from a cheerful demeanor to one of dismay.
Despite the screening process, the number of résumés remained substantial.
The little fairies submitted their lists.
Jeene Ken glanced at the discarded resumes as she passed by, noting one divine name, Ishi attribute, fire with earth and metal level.
First tier, junior divine followers, fire rhinoceros.
Levels 3 to 7.
Quantity 200 talent pure fire ignition skill one can temporarily transform into a fire element.
An unremarkable resume of a low tier divine with minimal skills and average follower strength was cast aside by the little fairies into the pile of discarded applications.
Jean can discern a location transforming into a fire element.
Her intuition suggested that this talent would prove invaluable.
She picked up the resume and placed it on Sue Xihan's desk before continuing her search through the pile of discarded applications.
The divine entity had stated that strength was not the sole criterion.
Uniqueness and good character were equally essential.
The resume she had just reviewed boasted a character score of 92, indicating a commendable deity.
The light cat felt dispirited due to exhaustion.
Her fatigue caused her ears to droop, losing their luster.