Rebirth: I Became a Maggot 2

I thought I was going to die, but to my surprise, the first thing I saw when I woke up was Dafu, followed by a large number of insects.

"What is this?" I asked, puzzled.

“I went back and told everyone about you. They said humans are our friends, and you are our friend too, so they have to come and help you no matter what. That’s why we came,” Daifu explained from the side.

Seeing that massive procession, I instantly perked up. With so many teams, I refused to believe we couldn't rescue that little girl. Finally, I wasn't the biggest failure anymore; I could finally be a success for a while.

Just as the trafficker grabbed the little girl, we arrived. When the trafficker drugged the little girl again, we rushed forward.

Under my command, targeting the person's most vulnerable spot, the bee launched a frantic attack, crawling into the ear and wreaking havoc inside.

The butterfly, having somehow obtained some very itchy pollen, sprinkled it all over the human trafficker, instantly causing small red bumps to appear all over his body.

With the combined efforts of all of us insects, the human trafficker desperately ran towards the pond, jumped into the water, and dared not come up.

He may not start a fight, but there are still fish in the water. Although they are not piranhas, there are fish friends in there, such as lobsters and crabs.

This was practically an international blockbuster where animals were mobilized to fight bad guys. When the human trafficker got up, his mouth and ears were bleeding from being pinched by lobsters and crabs.

Even more outrageous, there were leeches crawling all over his body, frantically sucking his blood.

The trafficker sprinted out again, heading straight for the motorcycle, but the dung beetles that had been waiting in the wings had already stuffed the trafficker's exhaust pipe with hard pellets of feces.

And so, just as it was starting up, with a loud bang, the motorcycle was completely totaled.

The entire exhaust pipe exploded, and it's now impossible to drive it.

"Mommy! There's a ghost!" the trafficker screamed and ran towards the village entrance. She fell several times while running, but quickly got up and continued running towards the village entrance.

Surely they'll learn their lesson this time? If they don't, then next time we'll go all out and send Black Widow directly.

Finally, I dealt with the human trafficker, so I flew towards the still crying little girl and slowly landed next to her ear.

"Little girl, don't cry," I said loudly, afraid the little girl wouldn't hear me.

"Who? Who's speaking?" the little girl called out.

"You don't need to know who I am. I've already chased that bad guy away for you. Go home now, and don't go out alone anymore, especially don't go out with strangers," I whispered in the little girl's ear.

"Are you a fairy?" The little girl looked around curiously, completely ignoring my words.

"That's right, I am a deity, but I'm very busy. I often have to go to other places to save other children. So, can you promise me that you will help me protect the children in the village?" I smiled wryly, knowing I could only pretend to be a deity.

"Really? That's great! Does that mean I'll protect all the children in the village from now on? Does that mean I'm a god too?" the child said happily.

Kids will be kids. At this age, they're still dreaming of becoming gods. It's unbelievable.

But I had to continue with this white lie, so I said, "Okay, you're a deity too. I'll make you the guardian deity of this village. You must tell everyone not to go out alone, and especially not to play alone. You also need to be careful yourself, understand?"

"Okay, okay, I want to be a flower fairy, a beautiful flower fairy," the little girl said happily.

I instantly felt two beads of cold sweat fall from my forehead. Why did I feel like I'd been tricked by a little girl?

“Okay, so you are the Flower Fairy. Remember what I said.” I continued to explain.

"Come, butterfly." The little girl stopped crying and smiled, opening her little hands.

Several butterflies immediately flew onto the little girl's hand. Those butterflies were really helpful, helping me tell a white lie.

"Hehehe, am I really a flower fairy? That's great! Now my brother won't play with me anymore, so I can play with butterflies!" the little girl said happily.

Holy crap, I'm going crazy! How did I end up lecturing a child? Am I just digging my own grave? What was I thinking?

"Fairy brother, fairy brother, are you still there?" the little girl cried anxiously.

"It's still there." I suddenly felt a little helpless.

"I can't let others know about this ability, right?" the little girl asked happily.

“Yeah, how did you know?” I said.

"Because that's how it is in the Balala the Fairies series. You can't let anyone see you, or you'll lose your powers. Luckily I asked you, otherwise I would have lost my powers," the little girl said happily.

"Yes." I feel like crying right now; I've really screwed myself over.

"Fairy brother, you're so kind! Don't worry, I'll teach the children not to go out alone or with strangers. I'll protect everyone," the little girl said happily.

"It's great that you understand, you're really smart," I praised you.

"Then, fairy brother, what else can I do besides summoning butterflies?" the little girl asked earnestly.

"Because you are the goddess of beauty, you can only summon beautiful butterflies, but when you grow up, you will be able to summon backup lovers and wolves," I explained.

"What are spare tires and wolves?" the little girl asked earnestly.

"You'll understand when you grow up. You've been gone for too long. It's time to go back." Just as I was chatting with the little girl, I heard her brother's anxious shouts.

She seemed to hear her brother's shouts too, and quickly stood up, intending to run towards his seat, but stopped after taking one step.

"Thank you for saving me, fairy brother. I'll go back now." The little girl said and ran back happily.

And since the little girl went home, we have basically accomplished a great act of kindness. I never imagined that everyone working together could have such a powerful effect.

Seeing the little girl return to her brother's side, I felt relieved. I said goodbye to all the insects and flew towards the village entrance, waiting for a passing tractor to head towards the town.