Chapter 2007: The Biggest Lie in History (4)

Chapter 2004: The Biggest Lie in History (4)

Translator: Henyee Translations  Editor: Henyee Translations

In the camp, the members of the Flaming Red Squad looked at Shen Yanxiao with extremely tangled expressions.

“Mentor Yan Di… Did Mentor Kehr ask you to bring this little fellow here?” Zhanye’s expression became as tangled as a bunch of knots. Shen Yanxiao’s words just now had really shocked them. They simply could not imagine that Taotie was actually brought here by Shen Yanxiao. Although they felt that all this was like a dream, thinking carefully, a human child suddenly appearing in the Forest of Death was already a very unreasonable thing in itself, so Shen Yanxiao’s explanation was the most likely scenario.

Not only Zhanye, but the other members of the Flaming Red Squad also had the same idea.

Shen Yanxiao glanced at Zhanye and then at the other eager teenagers.

“What do you think?”

Zhanye opened his mouth and turned to look at Taotie with an even more tangled expression.

“Mentor Yan Di, does he… have to die?” Zhanye wanted to cry. He really didn’t want this to happen.

Shen Yanxiao rolled her eyes. The lie she used to fool Nock was so convincing that even Zhanye and others believed it. Should she laugh or cry?

“You don’t want him to die?” Shen Yanxiao asked.

The members of the Flaming Red Squad nodded in unison. They really didn’t want the little foodie to die. Although they could resurrect the little foodie as an undead in the future, it was hard for them to accept that such a fresh life had fallen in front of them.

Moreover, their hearts were filled with sadness at the thought that such a soft little fellow would become a cold undead in the future.

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The human body was so warm and soft.

However, resurrected undeads were undeads without any body heat. They could not grow up and their bodies would be stiff. No matter how one looked at it, nothing about them related to the word ‘vitality’.

Undeads did not have any special pursuit for food. Eating just meant tasting something new.

For the past few days, they had been watching the little foodie eat non-stop. That happy little appearance made them very satisfied. If they could not see it in the future, they would be deeply saddened.

The whole camp was covered with a depressing atmosphere. The members of the Flaming Red Squad seemed to be sad about the fate of Taotie in the future.

Shen Yanxiao chuckled and waved at Taotie.

Shile, who was holding Taotie, hesitated for a moment before putting him down. Without any hesitation, Taotie ran to Shen Yanxiao’s side and rubbed against her slender waist like a spoiled child.

Shile sniffled. The little guy actually liked their mentor so much, but he still had to die, right?

Shen Yanxiao pinched Taotie’s little face and looked up at the members of the Flaming Red Squad.

“Mentor Kehr doesn’t know of his existence. He was discovered by you. Whether he lives or dies is up to you.” Alas, it was not good to be too good at deceiving people. Look at how these naughty brats were stimulated to the extent they were about to cry.

Shen Yanxiao’s words made the members of the Flaming Red Squad widen their eyes. They stared at Shen Yanxiao in disbelief.

“Mentor Yan Di… You… You mean…” Zhanye’s mind was completely confused. In his nervousness, he stuttered again.

Shen Yanxiao said, “Look at how nervous you are. If I hadn’t said those words, wouldn’t that Nock have executed this little guy on the spot? But you group of idiots actually believed it.”

The members of the Flaming Red Squad were innocent. It was not that they were easy to fool, but what Mentor Yan Di said was just too convincing!

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