Want to tease the prince, the cat is soft and delicate

According to memory, Mei Susu groped her way along the palace wall.

The daytime is different from the night. You can see the concubine's sedan chair almost every few steps.

And every time this happened, Mei Susu would always find ways to hide and reduce her presence.

First of all, I don’t want to attract too much attention and bring trouble.

Secondly, she was not familiar with the palace and the nobles in it, and if something happened she would not be able to save herself.

But along the way, she came across no less than ten sedan chairs.

Mei Susu couldn't help but be amazed. The women on these sedan chairs were no more than sixteen or seventeen years old, and the oldest was no more than twenty years old.

At such a young and beautiful age, she entered the palace and competed with countless women for a man.

This old emperor knows how to enjoy life, but his body cannot handle so many beauties.

After going around in circles, Mei Susu finally found the place where the incident happened last night.

It was a remote courtyard with overgrown weeds and dilapidated houses. It seemed so out of place in the magnificent imperial palace.

Mei Susu looked around and found that the whole area was desolate.

She actually walked so far last night?

Could this be the legendary cold palace?

I think so. There are so many concubines, palace maids and eunuchs in the imperial palace. If this place was not a cold palace, it would have been used long ago. How could they allow this place to fall into disrepair?

Mei Susu was on guard, so she didn't jump into the yard. Instead, she squatted on the wall and called out into the yard twice.

"Meow?"

anyone there?

After waiting for a while, no one responded to her.

"Meow?"

Is there a ghost?

After waiting for a while again, still no one responded to her.

It seemed that the thing that called her last night had left.

Meisusu stood up, shook off his hair, and decided to return the same way.

"Little cat demon, save me."

The voice suddenly sounded, and Mei Susu slowly retracted the foot that had already stepped forward.

When she heard the voice suddenly, she was still a little scared, but the sun hanging high above her head gave Mei Susu some courage, allowing her to resist the urge to run away and set her eyes on the closed door in the yard again.

Her intuition told her that the thing that was speaking was in this room.

"Who are you? Are you a human or a ghost?"

"It's a human." the man replied.

Mei Susu was skeptical and asked the question in her mind cautiously.

"How can I believe you? Since you are a human, why don't you come out and stand in the open? You call me a little cat demon, which means you know my origins. You say you are a human, but how can a human understand cats talking?"

After she asked this series of questions, the other party fell into silence for a long time.

Mei Susu waited for a while but didn't see his answer and lost her patience: "Since you don't answer my question, it means you are lying to me. I can't save you. Go ask someone else."

After saying that, she was about to leave again.

"I am a Taoist priest."

Mei Susu looked back in surprise: "What do you say you are?"

"Taoist priest."

Taoist priest!

No wonder he knew of her psychic powers and could understand her words. It turned out that he was the mortal enemy of monsters like them.

Although she is not a real monster, she is just borrowing the cat's body and is not a real cat.

Jinli said that there was no demonic aura about her. I guess this little Taoist priest saw something different about her and thought she was a ghost that had returned to life, so he called her a little cat demon.

"You are a Taoist priest, and you are asking for help from a cat demon? Why should I save someone who will take my life?"

Not knowing the other party's origins, Mei Susu didn't know whether he was an enemy or a friend, so how could she rashly save him?

His voice was weak, so he must have been seriously injured. He entered the palace alone, and hid here because of his injury and dared not see anyone. He must not be a good person.

She might as well go and get the guards to capture him, maybe she could even get some credit.

"I won't, will not, kill you...save..."

He stopped talking before he finished his sentence.

"Hey! What's wrong with you?"

Mei Susu shouted hurriedly.

But the only response she got was the sound of leaves rustling in the wind.

"Say something whether you are dead or alive."

Mei Susu stood on the wall, staring at the door in the distance and calling out.

But no matter how she called out, the other party never said a word in response to her.

Mei Susu knew that the other person might have fainted, but she didn't dare to jump to conclusion as she couldn't see the situation in the room.

She looked down at her feet, her paws not wanting to jump. She wanted to go and check what was going on, but was afraid that she had fallen into someone's trap. She was torn between feeling guilty and wanting to do something.

After pulling back and forth countless times, Mei Susu made up her mind and turned away.

Let him die, it has nothing to do with her.

It was her duty to return here.

Even if she got into the house, how could she, a cat, save him?

What’s more, he is a Taoist priest. If he says he won’t kill, then he won’t kill?

There are so many cases of people destroying bridges after crossing them. If he regrets it later, wouldn't she have saved an ungrateful person and lost her life in vain?

Forget it, her life is more important.

Mei Susu kept comforting herself in her heart and warned herself not to look back.

Just pretend that you didn’t hear the cry for help last night and that you haven’t been here today. Forget about it, and tomorrow is a new day.

but.......

Mei Susu stopped and looked back at the yard, with hesitation in her eyes.

Is she really going to just leave like this...

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“Crunch!”

The dilapidated wooden door made an unpleasant noise.

The tightly closed door was pushed open a tiny crack from the outside.

A small, furry round head carefully poked its head into the house through the crack in the door.

The big glass eyes flickered faintly in the darkness, constantly looking around the situation in the room.

As he looked around, a furry little paw gently stepped over the threshold and into the house.

Then the other paw, until the whole body was in.

Mei Susu finally couldn't help it and decided to come back to find out what was going on.

She really couldn't do the thing of watching someone die without helping. If she fell into the trap of the villain, it would be that the other party was very clever and used the right trick. She would accept it.

"Little Taoist priest? Are you there?"

The windows and doors here are nailed with wooden boards, so the house is dark even in the daytime.

Fortunately, Meisusu is a cat and can see even in the dark, so she is not affected.

I just don't know what this place was used for in the past and why it was abandoned.

The room was in a mess, with cabinets and shelves tilted all over the place, as if it had been looted. It blocked most of the view and prevented Mei Susu from seeing the entire room.

No one responded to her, so Mei Susu could only carefully bypass the fallen objects and grope towards the center of the room.