Fast Transmigration: Bai Yueguang Became an Enemy

The first thing to do when you come to the Devil Realm is to inquire about the news.

According to the information obtained, the demons are very brutal and bloody, so we must be very careful.

However, the six-tailed fox looked at the clean and well-organized streets.

There are several floors of small buildings, and there are endless calls: "Bigudan, Bigu Dan, one will not be hungry for ten days!"

"Meat kebabs, a bunch of meat kebabs only need five low-level magic crystals."

"Bingtang fox, Bingtang fox, a delicacy unique to the human world."

When the six-tailed fox heard the last cry, the whole fox was dumbfounded: Bingtang fox? ?

Looking back, I saw that the person who came to sell was very normal candied haws, the bright red ones were quite attractive.

Candied haws in the devil world = candied fox?

Occasionally, a few demon children would buy a bunch.

However, this kind of snack is obviously not something that all Mozu children can afford.

There was a demon child with a small horn growing on his head, and he was drooling and standing pitifully in front of the booth.

Fortunately, the six-tailed fox, who had been prepared for a long time, bought a bunch of "rock sugar foxes" for that demon child...

"Um, little sister, why is this called "Bingtang Fox"? "The startled six-tailed fox couldn't help asking.

"Stupid!" The demon child held the candied haws and gave the six-tailed fox a disdainful look: "The human world is called "Bingtang Fox", so humans must not like foxes very much. "

The Mozu child nodded affirmatively, it must be like this.

In those years, inadvertent mistakes in cultural transmission...

Six-tailed little fox:?Yeah?Candied haws that haven’t been seen in the human world for a few years changed their name?

It originally wanted to ask the child a few more questions, after all, children are prone to clichés.

The child had already returned the candied haws sticks that he had eaten to the little fox, thanked his sister, and then ran away without a trace.

Like a six-tailed fox that has been cheated, watching the child's running speed.

The demon old man selling candied haws sighed, "Another idiot."

Six-Tailed Fox: I'm heartbroken...

After thinking about it, Liuweihu decided to go to the restaurant to inquire about the news.

A red figure also came to the magic city after the little fox, and the magic world has been renamed the magic city in recent years.

Chu Bai looked at the bustling magic city, but it was a little different from what he imagined...

At this time, the child jumped out from that corner and looked at the "Bingtang Fox" stand pitifully.

As expected, Chu Bai was attracted by this weird Bingtang Fox, and he was a little dumbfounded when he saw things clearly. He held his forehead, and it turned out to be this kind of thing, and Bingtang Fox?

Chu Bai asked for a bunch, and after taking a bite, the sweet and sour taste was not bad.

Seeing the pitiful eyes of a certain child, Chu Bai smiled, and both the stall owner and the certain child were stunned.

Especially when a certain child blushed, Chu Bai lifted the little guy up with one hand and "crashed" a storage bag fell out. If a certain fox was here, he would definitely recognize that it was his storage bag.

"Hey, disobedient child." Chu Bai bit another candied haws, picked up the storage bag and found a few magic crystals and threw them to the stall owner.

A certain child exploded, stepping on his feet: "That's mine! Mine!"

"Really?" Chu Bai raised his eyebrows wickedly and took the storage bag farther away. This kind of child is still deceiving. He hung his fingers on the strap of the storage bag and spun happily.

Seeing that he couldn't get the bag on his hip, the child started threatening people: "You bully me like this, do you know who my father is?" Oh, who is it, I should listen carefully. "

"My father is the Holy Son Xiao Yi, be afraid!" A certain child puffed out his chest, with a vicious look, and the small horns on his head were very different from ordinary demons.