Naruto: I open a pet shop in the Ninja world.

Chi Qing didn't sleep for too long.

He woke up when it was completely light.

When he opened his eyes, he found Bai Zheng squatting in the corner of the room, staring at him.

Really serious about 'protecting' him.

Chi Qing smiled and thanked him. The hotel delivered breakfast, and after sharing it with Bai, it was time to leave.

"Sir, Bai, my name is Bai." It seemed that after a night of rest, Bai's voice had improved a lot, and he could at least speak a complete sentence.

"Please tell me your name." Bai raised his head and looked at Chi Qing expectantly.

"Chi Qing." Chi Qing patted Bai's head and said, "Please give me more advice in the future. Xiaobai, you can call me brother."

Bai shook his head and called out firmly, "Mr. Chi!"

Chi Qing scratched his little nose and said, "Yes, brother. Get ready. We are leaving."

My clothes are a little too big for Bai, but I have no choice at the moment, so I can only make do with them for now.

He put on his cloak, checked out of the room and left.

Bai let Chi Qing lead him away.

He looked back and saw that the corner where he usually huddled had been occupied by other beggars.

I was a little dazed for a moment and didn't keep up with my steps.

"Sorry, let's slow down after we leave the village." Chi Qing thought he was walking too fast, but he had just finished something important and now was the best time to leave.

As Chi Qing passed by a tall and strong man, his eyes slid over him.

The man noticed the gaze and turned back, only to see two little kids walking together in front and behind, and didn't pay much attention to them.

They came to the most prosperous town in the Water Kingdom and bought a few sets of clothes suitable for the white clothes they wore now.

I replenished some dry food and didn't stay for long.

Bai tried hard to follow, and he didn't complain of being tired even though his legs were numb.

Only after reaching a safe area did Chi Qing slow down his pace and make a fire in the forest to rest.

Bai took advantage of this time to recover his strength and rubbed his calves secretly.

"Xiaobai." Chi Qing skewered the wild rabbit he had just caught and roasted it over the fire.

Hearing the call, Bai stood up and immediately trotted to Chi Qing.

Chi Qing took out the newly bought clothes and handed them to him: "We will rest here before dark, you can change your clothes first."

Bai widened his eyes. So the clothes Mr. Chi just bought were for him?

He nodded and changed into the suit, and the one he was wearing...

"Mr. Chi, can you give me this set?" Bai held the clothes he had taken off in his arms.

He was a little nervous. Mr. Chi was kind enough to take him in, but he even asked him for something...

Although she didn't know what he wanted her clothes for, she didn't refuse: "Sure, do you want me to keep them for you first?"

Bai showed a delighted expression and shook his head and said, "I can protect it myself." He could protect the clothes by himself.

It has the flavor of Mr. Chi on it and is very warm.

Chi Qing gave him a large silk scarf so he could wrap his clothes in it and carry him on his back.

Bai was very happy to receive another gift from Mr. Chi.

The rabbit was still divided equally between each person.

Bai watched carefully as Chi Qing dug a hole and buried the bones and sawdust after eating, and took note of it silently.

He had memorized the method of roasting the rabbit just now, and Bai, who was determined to become a useful "tool man", was studying hard.

Chi Qing observed where Bai's limit was. When it was almost reached, he slowed down and waited for Bai to rest before continuing on his journey.

They were not idle during the break, Chi Qing and Bai explained the knowledge about ninjas.

In order to gain trust, Bai fully revealed his special abilities to Chi Qing.

Sharp icicles emerge from the palms of your hands, or beautiful snowflakes fall on your palms.

Until they reached another prosperous town, Chi Qing left Bai alone in the hotel and asked him to wait for her to pick him up.

And this wait lasted for two days.