The God descended to earth and led his son to chase his wife

Lu Wan could only stand by helplessly, and she had been telling the imaginary little man in red about the scenery outside these days. She described the scenery she saw along the way and the interesting things she encountered in detail, and even told him about life in the palace. Not only that, she also mentioned the high-rise buildings in modern society and transportation such as airplanes and trains.

At this moment, this small figure was following Lu Wan closely, asking curiously: "What is an airplane? And what about trains? Can they really travel far without using spiritual power?"

Faced with such a barrage of questions, Lu Wan was really helpless and couldn't help but ask, "Why do you have so many 'whys'? I might as well just call you 'One Hundred Thousand Whys'!"

Unexpectedly, the little guy kept asking, "Why do you call me 'One Hundred Thousand Whys' instead of 'One Hundred Whys'?"

Lu Wan really wanted to cry, because this little guy's thirst for knowledge was so strong that he was even more difficult to deal with than a child! She decided to change the subject: "I've talked to you so much these days, but I still don't know your name!"

The little figure became a little hesitant, and suddenly it pointed in a direction and shouted, "Xiao Er and Xiao San are about to be born!" Then, the little figure turned into a red stream of light and quickly drilled into its own egg.

Lu Wan looked at the hiding little fellow and could only shake her head helplessly. She thought to herself, she had asked its name several times, but every time it hesitated and avoided her gaze. Didn't it have a name? Or was the name it gave itself difficult to say? Look at the difference between it and other spirit beast eggs. Not only can it transform, but it also has independent consciousness before it is born, and even dares to compare the spirit beast to garbage. It must have its own unique name. Even when asked what kind of spirit beast it is, it refused to reveal it. Could it be that its beast form is too ugly?

Lu Wan shook off his thoughts and focused his eyes on the eggs that were about to hatch. According to the description in the book, the eggs that were about to hatch were two rare snow unicorn eggs. They were fairy beasts. They were shaped like lions, with a pair of horns on their heads that looked like deer horns, hooves like bison, and tails as colorful as phoenix feathers. Their bodies were white as snow, like ice and snow elves. These snow unicorns feed on herbs, have unique auxiliary and healing abilities, and are also burdened with mysterious luck. As a family of mythical beasts, the unicorns are all regarded as auspicious beasts, symbolizing good luck and good fortune. Since birth, they have reached the realm of second-level spirit beasts and have the potential to continue to grow and evolve. Until they reach the level of fairy beasts.

After carefully comparing the records in the book, Lu Wan stood quietly in front of the two eggs, waiting expectantly for them to break out of their shells. He couldn't wait to see with his own eyes what this legendary Qilin looked like!

Time passed by minute by minute, and half an hour went by in a flash... At this time, some tiny cracks began to appear on the eggshell, and it was shaking slightly, as if there was life struggling inside, trying to break free and come into this world.

Lu Wan stared at the egg in front of her nervously, her heartbeat speeding up involuntarily. Suddenly, a burst of colorful light burst out from the eggshell, as dazzling as a rainbow. After the light gradually faded away, accompanied by a crisp "click", a snow-white little mouth appeared.

Then, the little mouth began to bite its eggshell non-stop, making a "crackling" sound, as if greedily devouring the spiritual power contained in the shell. After eating half of the eggshell, two cute little snow unicorns finally broke out of the shell.

Lu Wan stared at the entire appearance of the Snow Qilin, and was completely stunned!

They are so cute! They are as white as snow, just like a small and delicate lamb, and very soft. Their big watery eyes are full of spirit, and there are two cute little bumps on their heads. Their horns that have not yet fully grown look particularly playful.

Lu Wanqing couldn't help but reach out and gently hug one of the snow unicorns that was rubbing against him. Wow! So soft! It exudes a faint milky fragrance, which makes people feel extremely comfortable and happy. How can this little guy be so small? I really want to take it home and raise it!

The newly born little Qilin blinked its big round eyes and looked at Lu Wan curiously, without any resistance, allowing her to gently touch and rub its soft body. The other little Qilin looked at Lu Wan with its cute eyes, then walked slowly towards her with small steps and intimately got close to her body.

"Wow! They are so cute!" Lu Wan hugged the two little unicorns tightly with joy and couldn't help but exclaim.

"Hey! You bitch, let go of my mistress and concubine!" A dull voice suddenly came from the egg.

"No way! If you call them, will they answer you?" Lu Wan retorted confidently, secretly feeling lucky that he had finally figured out one thing: when a spirit beast breaks out of its shell, if the first person it sees is a person, then that person will become its closest companion.

Before, he was the only one here, and he would be the first one to see Xiaoyi when he broke out of the shell. This time, he stood in the front on purpose to ensure that he would be the first one the spirit beast saw after it broke out of the shell.

"You! Shameless woman! Humph!"

"Hahaha, so cute. Let me give you a name. You hatched together, so you can be considered twins." Twins? This made Lu Wan think of Ming Langkang and Ming Langyue.

"Let's call them Qiqi and Linlin!" Lu Wan happily looked at the two little Qilins in front of him.

"What a crappy name! It's not even as nice as my Xiaoer and Xiaosan's names." He said with disdain.

"Qiqi! Linlin! So cute! Noo noo." Lu Wan teased the two little Qilins.

"Humph, childish."