Peking Opera Cat: I Became A Zi's Brother

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The moment Mo Zi stepped into the market, it was as if he had stepped into a colorful dream world.

"Hmph╯^╰ stinky brother, go have fun by yourself! You have important things to do every day, it's really annoying. Can't you spend more time with me? Haha, luckily I got a lot of money, so I'll enjoy my life!"

Mo Zi looked at the scene in front of him and said happily

The sunlight filtered through the bustling crowd and fell on her face, which was filled with surprise and curiosity, giving her a soft golden glow.

Her eyes sparkled with excitement, like the brightest stars in the night sky, searching everywhere for little gadgets that could touch her heartstrings.

Mo Zi was first attracted by the kites in the hands of a group of children. The kites were dancing in the air, sometimes flying high into the clouds, sometimes skimming the water, which made her exclaim in amazement.

"Wow, it's flying so high! But I don't care."

Mo Zi muttered, but his eyes never left the kite.

"Huh? That's..."

She stopped and followed a particularly eye-catching kite with her eyes - it was a huge phoenix kite, colorful and with full wings, as if it could fly high into the sky at any time.

A strong desire surged in Mo Zi's heart. She wished she could fly such a kite with her own hands and feel the freedom and joy of flying with the wind.

However, when she looked around, she found that most of those flying kites were children who came in groups. They were laughing and sharing this simple happiness.

Mo Zi couldn't help feeling lonely in her heart. She thought of her brother Mo Yun, the friend who always played crazy and made trouble with her.

If his brother was around, they would definitely be able to pick out the most beautiful kite together, then run to an open space hand in hand, running and laughing to their heart's content until the kite flew higher than the clouds.

Thinking of this, Mo Zi couldn't help but sigh, secretly complaining to his brother in his heart: "Huh, brother, why don't you play with me? There are such interesting things and you don't tell me."

But then, Ah Zi shook her head again and decided not to think about these unhappy things. Since her brother is not here, she will find some fun for herself!

"It would be nice to follow and take a look."

Mo Zi couldn't help but follow a group of children, running along the trajectory of the kite, as if he had turned into a free bird, soaring in the blue sky and white clouds.

Then, a tempting aroma quietly entered her nose, coming from a street food stall.

Mo Zi was immediately attracted by the fragrance and his feet involuntarily walked towards there.

The stall was filled with all kinds of delicious food, including golden and crispy pancakes, fragrant candied haws, and steaming buns... She was dazzled by the sight and finally decided to have a little of everything to satisfy her greedy stomach.

Ah Zi tasted the food with big mouthfuls without caring about her image. She couldn't help but close her eyes after each bite, savoring the unique delicacy that belonged to the market.

"Wow, so cute!"

She spotted it immediately among a pile of pets. It was curled up in a corner, looking at the world curiously with its ruby eyes.

Mo Zi was deeply attracted by its cute appearance. He squatted down and gently stroked its soft fur.

She asked the stall owner about the price. Although she knew that she might not have enough money, she still couldn't help but want to bargain.

In the end, although she failed to bring the little rabbit home, the joy of having such close contact with the little animal was deeply imprinted in her heart.

With a hint of reluctance and melancholy, Mo Zi left the market alone and walked aimlessly on the beach outside the sect.

The afterglow of the setting sun shines on the sea, making the waves sparkle and beautify the sea.

However, at this moment Mo Zi had no intention of appreciating the beautiful scenery. Her heart was filled with longing for her brother Mo Yun and regret for not being able to bring the little rabbit home.

"Oh, I'm so annoyed. I came out here to relax, but why am I getting more and more annoyed?"

She sat on the beach, her feet gently lapping the waves, letting the sea water soak her skirt.

The sea breeze blew in with a salty and humid smell, as if comforting her wounded heart.

At this moment, an ominous premonition suddenly came to his mind. Mo Zi suddenly looked up and looked around, but saw only an empty beach and a gradually blurred skyline in the distance.

"What's going on? Why do I feel so uneasy? Is something going to happen?"

"I am the young master! Who dares to attack me?"

"Forget it, there's nothing to be afraid of. Just stay here for a while! It's all my fault that my stinky brother didn't stay with me."

However, this tranquility did not last long. A group of pirates approached from the shadows. They normally did not dare to approach the sect, but today, in order to replenish supplies, they had no choice but to take the risk.

When they saw Mo Zi alone on the beach, greed immediately gleamed in their eyes. Their leader whispered to his companions, "Look at that little girl! She's so beautiful! Tie her up and contact her family. We'll definitely be able to fetch a good price!"

Before he could finish his words, several pirates pounced on the defenseless Mo Zi like hungry wolves.

"Who are you? Let me go and save..."

She panicked and wanted to call for help, but found that her voice was swallowed by the sea breeze and could not be heard at all.

Mo Zi struggled hard, but was ultimately no match for the strength of several adult men. He was soon tied up by the pirates and taken onto their pirate ship.

The moment he was kidnapped onto the boat, Mo Zi's heart was filled with fear and despair.

A Zi regretted not listening to her brother and not staying at home waiting for him to come back.

At this moment, Mo Zi was like a bird caught in a trap, helpless and desperate. Tears welled up in her eyes, eventually turning into crystal clear little pearls that rolled down her cheeks.

The pirates did not contact Mo Zi's family immediately, but instead locked her up in a small cabin. The cabin was dark and damp, and the air was filled with the smell of mold and salty seawater.

Mo Zi curled up in the corner, shivering. She didn't know what fate she would face, nor did she know when she would be free again.

During this long wait, Mo Zi began to reflect on his mistakes.

She remembered her brother's usual advice and care for her. Those words that once seemed nagging to her now became the warmest comfort in her heart.

She realized how much danger and pain her willfulness and impulsiveness had brought upon herself, and she began to pray, hoping that her brother would find her as soon as possible and rescue her from this terrible place.

"Brother, where are you? Come and save me. Ah Zi was wrong. I will never be so willful again."

"Father, Mother, I miss you."

As Mo Zi spoke, small pearls kept falling.

However, time seemed to freeze, and every minute and every second in the cabin seemed so long and torturous. Mo Zi didn't know how long she had been kidnapped, nor did she know when the pirates would contact her family.

A Zi could only wait silently for the arrangement of fate, her heart filled with fear of the unknown and confusion about the future.