"Yes, I have never asked them to perform living sacrifices as a sign of loyalty, but the humans seem to think that they can show their respect for me by offering some living sacrifices." Grandma shook and said.

"Senior... So in the end, we humans came up with the idea of living sacrifices? I see all kinds of cults in it! What kind of blood sacrifice or something? "I don't want to belittle the image of human beings too much, so Lin Hehe plans to struggle for a while.

"Or else? In fact, the only thing that the incense god can harvest is the faith of human beings, and nothing else can be harvested. You sacrifice alive or something, and it's not a courier, how can you cross the plane to give it to them. ”

"But not all of them, some gods can nourish more in pain, after all, some things can absorb emotional energy. As an emotion, suffering is one of the few strong emotions, so it cannot be ruled out that some gods will encourage their followers to kill or sacrifice alive in order to produce pain. The first seat explained slowly.

"Yes! I'll just say it! How could humans be so bad! Lin Hehe said with some humility.

"Okay, let's get down to business, you just said that she made a deal with you, what did you ask of her?" Ignoring Lin Hehe's depressed mood, she has been alive for so many years, and she has never seen any dark side, so she can change the topic very smoothly.

"She begged me to help abort the child inside her." Grandma said.

"So you finally said yes to her?" Lin Hehe's voice suddenly raised and asked.

"I'm not a good deity, she asked me, and I agreed." Grandma said.

"You... How can you!? That's a living human life! "For abortion, Lin Hehe is still quite resistant.

"So it was its mother, not me, who decided its fate." Grandma said.

"You... Ay! Lin sighed, what Grandma said was right, it was the Countess herself who proposed to have an abortion, and it had nothing to do with her.

"So that means the Countess came to you and had an abortion, and then she was taken in by you?" The first sat asked.

"That's what she meant to mean that she told me about her misery at home, so she decided not to give birth to the child and let it suffer together, so she ended up aborting the child." Grandma said.

"Is that all? Anything else to say? The first sat asked with a smile as he looked at the green potted plant in front of him.

"Nope." Grandma shook her branches.

"Hmm... If I'm right, the unborn child is probably special, right? The first seat said slowly.

"Hi... I still found out. Grandma sighed.

"As the seniors said, that kid is indeed extraordinary." Grandma continued.

"Let's go on." The first seat lifted his chin.

"So I didn't kill it, but extradited it and took care of it." Grandma continued.

"Hmm, can you tell me what's so special about that kid?" The first sat asked.

"She didn't look human, she had a huge fox tail, so I saw her strange appearance and adopted her." Grandma honestly recruited.

"Senior, how do you know that child is special!?" Lin Hehe felt that the first seat was like an old god possessed by a stick, with the ability of an unpredictable prophet. In the previous investigation, Lin Hehe could confirm that they had absolutely not found any clues about the earl being green.

"It's just a trick to him." The first voice rang out.

"Senior... Mighty! For this kind of reason, Lin Hehe doesn't know how much to believe.

"So why don't you let us see that kid?" Although it was a request, I did have an unmistakable toughness in my words.

"Seniors have lives, don't dare to disobey." Grandma's body flashed brightly, and then a swaddling baby floated quietly in front of her.

"Hmm... There really is a fox's tail. The first seat flipped through the swaddling clothes and saw a fluffy tail extending from the place of the baby's tail vertebrae.

"Okay, after reading it, you can take it back." The first seat said.

"It's... That's it? Grandma looked at the first seat in disbelief.

"Or what more do you want?" The first seat looked at Grandma.

"You want me to sit down with you and talk, and then water you?" The first table raised an eyebrow.

"Don't dare," Grandma said honestly.

"Well, now that we've got the necessary information, there's nothing left to do. As for whether you fight to the death or shake hands and make peace, it doesn't matter to me. By the way, remember to be kind to the count's lady. After the first order, he got up and flew towards the coming Lyu.

"Is this leaving?" Lin was stunned.

"Otherwise, why stay here? Listen to the two of them perform a skit? The first table rolled his eyes.

"The seniors are still very attentive to studying our culture!" Lin said out of tune.

"But didn't we get the Countess back without a hitch? Is that okay? "Lin Hehe still cares more about his identity as a bounty hunter.

"Tell him that his wife is safe and sound, after all, he will not end well if he goes back. What's more, he is not in a position to question my decision. The first seat said.

"Senior mighty!" Lin said hehe.

"What's more, it's not that we haven't gained anything from coming this time, at least I think it's a big gain." The first seat continued.

"Uh... Seniors refer to seeing the lingering of those two plants? Lin Hehe thinks that the biggest harvest is that there is no gain. He is not a person who likes to watch ethical dramas, and this kind of torn plot will only make him want to tear the two of them apart.

"Are you paying attention to this?" The first table rolled his eyes.

"Oh! Did the seniors say that baby? Lin asked hehe.

"It's not too stupid." The first seat nodded.

"Aside from the fact that she has a fox tail, I didn't find out where she was. Does he have horns on his head, or does he have a tail behind him? Lin Hehe sang alongside unconsciously.

"You'll know when you go back, it seems that the mirror spirit will still do things." The first Xi said with a smile.

"Huh? Is it a clue given by Yu Yigeng? He turned out to give clues!? Is it this baby!? What does this baby have to do with Fairy Qi? Lin Hehe was stunned for a moment, feeling as if he had missed several episodes and hadn't watched them.