: My Mengmeng Is So Clever
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Gu Mengmeng stretched her hand out and gave the snake scale to Ian, before saying, âHere, take a look.â
Ian turned his head away and said, âI wonât look at it too.â
Gu Mengmeng was speechless, â...â
So, youâre just simply joking around with me?!
She wanted to howl at him but thinking over it, it was quite tiring on Ian too. He clearly came and represented his tribe to establish a blood alliance with them so openly but now, he was made to look like an illegitimate son who was not presentable and had to hide in the dark every single day to protect himself. So, itâs natural for him to lose a little temper. Thus, she held back and did not say anything. She just kept the snake scale and continued,
âThe information on the snake scale writes, âWhen the course of your behavior diverges, the Beast Deity will enter your dream and direct you the correct way.ân/o/vel/b//in dot c//om
Lea was taken aback as he asked, âAre you sure that the information if real?â
Gu Mengmeng nodded her head and said, âThe words written on it are simplified Chinese characters that my world is currently using and theyâre the same type as the â300 Poems of the Tang Dynastyâ book Sauder provided for us. Sauder should supposedly be the tribe who has the greatest exposure to these kinds of words but even they themselves canât write them. Itâs even harder for Ellie to change the information on it.â
Lea asked again, âBut you recognized that itâs a counterfeit copy at first glance.â
Gu Mengmeng smiled. âWhen we were in Sauder, I saw the plaque that the previous messenger of the Beast Deity had written on. Those words were written with some form of foundation and theyâre clearly different from the kindergarten words carved by Ellie on the snake scale so it was not difficult to differentiate them. Furthermore, the previous messenger has died more than a thousand years ago, if Ellieâs not Bai Suzhen, she would never have the chance to meet the messenger of the Beast Deity, let alone letting the messenger carve words on her body. If the words are not carved by the messenger on her body, that can only be a counterfeit copy.â
Lea nodded and smiled. âMy Mengmeng is so clever.â
Gu Mengmeng turned her head away in detest and said, âThereâs such a big loophole. If Ellie still thinks Iâll believe that the piece of scale is the original one, she must be extremely stupid.â
Elvis frowned and asked, âSo, did you dream of the Beast Deity before?â
Gu Mengmeng shook her head and said, âNever before. Before I transmigrated here, I rarely dream. Even if I really do, I canât remember much of it the second day.....Beast Deity or whatsoever, I completely donât have any recollection.â
Lea and Elvis exchanged glances with each other before Lea opened his mouth to ask, âIf you never dream of the Beast Deity before, this proves that the course of your behavior did not diverge, right?â
Gu Mengmeng did not know how to explain either so she thought over it for a while before nodding her head. âThat should roughly be the idea.â
Leaâs expression was pretty complicated. He lowered his head slightly to hide his five features in his shadow and said slowly, âIn other words, from entering Saint Nazaire to mating with Elvis, then to giving birth to Hede and his brothers and exposing your identity as the messenger of the Beast Deity when attending the beauty pageant at Sauder before leading sixteen new females and many strong males back to strengthen Saint Nazaire instead of staying in Sauder.....everything is the Beast Deityâs order.â
Gu Mengmeng contemplated over that question with much focus and did not notice Leaâs little emotions. She just tapped on her chin and thought for a long time before replying him, âIn my opinion, if thereâs really a Beast Deity, he should not have that much idle time in his hands to even control how many kids I give birth to or employ how many employees. The so-called course is just a space. As long as it doesnât influence the main order, other stuff can change flexibly.â
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