How come I was the one being targeted?

"You damn bastard, come and kill me if you want!"

"Onda" finally couldn't bear it anymore and let out a roar of collapse.

"Hehe, what a tough guy, but it doesn't matter. We will have a very long time to strip and destroy your dignity. Okay, Onda, you can start begging for mercy now, because your begging will make me feel more happy."

As the centurion in command of the army, "Onda", no one knows better than him how the White Wolves treat their captives.

For a long time, he was proud of the way the White Wolf abused and tortured the captives, and naturally believed that there was no one in the world who understood the concept of torture better than the White Wolf.

But now, Bai Jun's voice without a trace of emotion kept reaching his ears that were trembling with fear. For the first time, "Onda" felt a sudden sense of fear from the bottom of his heart, making every hair on his body stand up, and cold sweat was pouring out.

There are truly things in this world that are more terrifying than death.

"You, you don't, don't... You can't, you can't bite your teeth like that! Mouth melon! Lord Chaofu, save my teeth!!!"

The miserable wails echoed throughout the battlefield.

The only person who could help him at this moment was his most beloved nest father Jieqin, but Jieqin, who was far away on the other side, could only sense it lightly for a moment, and then there was nothing.

"Shanang? (Don't care)"

"Lord Chaofu, why are you suddenly calling the scout's name?"

After hearing the guard beside him whispering respectfully, Jieqin hesitated for a moment and shook his head with a cold and fierce expression:

"Nothing, probably just an illusion. Let's continue with the next plan. This time, we are determined to win Hu Lei."

"Yes!!!"

The white wolves following him growled, a pledge of absolute loyalty.

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Volume 126: Chapter : Gradually Feminizing

"If you could have half the courage you had at the beginning, I wouldn't look down on you so much."

Bai Jun moved his foot away from the face of the completely unconscious white wolf, and patted his clothes in disgust, as if to remove the dirty smell that had stained them.

What he said was quite intimidating, but unfortunately, Bai Jun did not have any abnormal tendencies such as abuse, and he despised and hated such things from the bottom of his heart.

So he simply scared the "Onda". While the latter was trembling all over and incontinent, Bai Jun kicked him unconscious cleanly and neatly.

Under the awed gazes of the military officers, Bai Jun slowly turned around, ignoring the tragic battlefield covered with the bodies of Bu Liren. He calmly walked up to the stunned Jackdaw and Huo Huo, and called out in his usual manner:

"I can't sense any more Bu Liren nearby, so this should be the last one, right?"

His expression remained surprisingly unchanged, causing Jackdaw to wonder if the scene just now might have been an illusion, and the words he heard now were just hallucinations.

"...Bai Jun?"

Jackdaw blinked in disbelief, and couldn't help but reach out and gently pinch Bai Jun's cheek. The softness and warmth from her fingertips told her that what she saw didn't seem to be an illusion.

"Well, it's me."

Bai Jun did not struggle, nor did he complain like he did in the past. Instead, he gently held her cold little hand and pressed it tightly against his face, as if using this action instead of words as a more conclusive and powerful response.

A certain fear melted in his heart, and a certain expectation was realized before his eyes. A faint smile suddenly appeared on Jackdaw's face, and his eyes gradually softened.

The next second, she gently withdrew her hand, not daring to crave his warmth any longer.

"Are you here to look for my sister? My sister... isn't here. If you're looking for my sister, you might have come to the wrong place."

Jackdaw's eyes wandered from Bai Jun's face to the ground, and his tone was neither sad nor happy, but to Bai Jun's ears it sounded like a child sulking.

"No, it's you I'm looking for."

Bai Jun tilted his head in confusion, then reached out and gently tapped Jackdaw's forehead: "Dear Teacher Jackdaw, what on earth are you thinking about?"

"Honey?! I, I...are you really talking about me?"

This straight shot made the jackdaw look frightened and cute, a rare sight.

Bai Jun looked at Huo Huo and motioned her to step aside for a moment: "Huo Huo, please go and organize the Wu Bing first, and then clean up the battlefield."

"I, I understand, Master Bai Jun!"

Huo Huo nodded obediently, turned around and left, and even seemed a little happy because it was Bai Jun's order. When there were only two of them left nearby, Bai Jun looked at Jackdaw again.

"I have something to ask you. Please tell me the truth, okay?"

Bai Jun spoke sincerely, with a tone that brooked no refusal.

“W-what…?”

Jackdaw seemed to have interpreted the atmosphere and anticipated Bai Jun's thoughts. His eyebrows drooped and his voice was slightly lost.

"Your past with Xue Yi."

Bai Jun said bluntly.

The jackdaw stared at him blankly. The surroundings were so quiet that even the sound of clearing the battlefield in the distance seemed to have disappeared, leaving only two pairs of gazes tightly entangled with each other.

After several minutes... or seconds? After a long, indeterminate stare, the Jackdaw lowered his head and said softly:

".......Do you really want to know everything about my sister?"

The jackdaw standing by the wall said this, and Bai Jun nodded without hesitation, listening with a serious expression.

"My sister and I have committed monstrous crimes due to the evil of the devil. We deeply regret it. Thanks to the mercy of the Ten Kings, I have bought a chance for my sister and me to stay and return to life."

The jackdaw sighed slightly and then recounted everything that had happened in the past.

Those secrets that I don't want to recall, everything that belonged to humans thousands of years ago was evoked, and then gradually faded away.

She still remembered the crimson planet called "Rahu" hanging high above the clouds of Cangcheng, beating like a heart. Then it slowly cracked its shell made of rocks, tendons, and branches, swallowing and spitting out countless offspring, like an insatiable predator eating repeatedly, and like a mother about to give birth.

Under the nightmarish moonlight, she saw Yaoqing's foxes trying in vain to steer the star raft, like annoying mosquitoes biting an unshakable giant god, and then turned into flashes of sparks in the sky under the expulsion of Buli's warship.

A towering green giant tree grew on the cruel battlefield painted with blood and gunpowder smoke. Comrades, companions, and relatives who had shared the same hardships fell in a pool of blood, accompanied by the word "die", and turned into nutrients for the giant tree.

The tree stretched out its arms, its branches rustling, its bark condensed with thousands of familiar faces, among them my sister's smile...

"Little sister, it's me! Don't you recognize me?"

The branches and leaves rustled, and the faces of the comrades grew like fruits on the treetops, emitting sharp laughter.

"My sister has fallen into poverty, turned into a demon, slaughtered her comrades, and committed heinous crimes..." Jackdaw's eyes were dim.

"But for something like that, the blame shouldn't simply be placed on one person."

Bai Jun frowned and shook his head seriously.

"Yes, those sins are not my sister's fault, or anyone else's. After all, the culprit has long since died. If we want to assign blame now, perhaps we can only use excuses like disaster to get away with it..."

Her leaden eyes were looking towards the ground, and she looked somewhat depressed.

"But for those involved, how can we easily erase the sins we've committed and the harm we've caused to the living? Furthermore, it's a fact that my sister and I have been blessed by the Ten Kings Division. Whether it's to repay their kindness or to atone for our sins, we should dedicate the rest of our lives to the Ten Kings Division and fulfill our duties."

"This is my past with my sister. It was simple, stupid, tragic, and a little ridiculous... Anyway, do you have any other questions?"

Bai Jun remained silent, his thumb caressing the corner of his lips. Jackdaw knew this was a small, almost unconscious movement Bai Jun made when thinking about something, so she didn't ask again, but continued to talk to herself:

"Although the puppet's body is much stronger than flesh and blood, it can still be injured. Under the protection of the puppet's body, my sister gradually lost her common sense as a "human", seeing herself as a tool, and not caring about her body or her injuries at all."

Jackdaw lowered his eyes and spoke calmly:

"But, this seems to have gradually changed. Ever since I met you, I've started to consciously or unconsciously cherish my body. I'd sit in front of the mirror and worry like a normal girl, not knowing what hairstyle to choose or whether to wear makeup. I even took the initiative to ask me what you like to watch..."

"Even in the past, when she was resurrected, she still considered herself a tool. But only at this moment, she was like an ordinary and happy girl who had been freed from the constraints of the Ten Kings, enjoying her life to the fullest."

Jackdaw's voice began to tremble. She was not confiding but venting. Even though she knew that the next words were just out of her stupid and ridiculous desires, a vortex of sadness still surged in her lead-gray eyes.

"I know this is a bit unreasonable, even unrealistic. Even though I have to apologize for my selfishness and arrogance, I still want to ask you as a younger sister..."

The hoarse and faint whisper dissipated quietly in the cold night wind:

"Please, let my sister be free, let her be happy like an ordinary person..."

Jackdaw knew better than anyone that these words were merely an outburst of long-suppressed emotions, meaningless because even she herself didn't have the answer. She had already prepared herself for Bai Jun's disgust and loud scolding, "You're so selfish, aren't you?" However...

"I understand. Leave it to me."

No silence, no scolding, no rejection.

Bai Jun agreed without any hesitation, and with dazzling confidence and determination, he fulfilled all her dark and selfish desires.

Jackdaw widened his eyes in astonishment, unable to raise them due to cowardice and guilt, and looked tremblingly at Bai Jun who had a gentle smile on his face.

At some point, the silence lingering on Bai Jun's face disappeared without a trace, replaced by a smile of success, as if everything that had just happened was a cunning trap set just for Jackdaw to make this request.

"W-why......"

"Didn't I tell you a long time ago? If you have any difficulties or requests, just tell me. Why are you holding it in your heart? Do you think I'm an untrustworthy person in your eyes?" Bai Jun shrugged and asked back.

"No, no!"

The jackdaw panicked and denied it loudly.

"In that case, no matter what happens, feel free to rely on me. Aren't we friends?"

Bai Jun gently pinched the tearful face, pulled the corner of her mouth, and forced her to smile.

"That's too much! Not only did they target my sister, they even didn't let me go..."

She murmured indistinctly.

Then, she turned her head away, quickly wiped the tears from the corners of her eyes with the back of her hand, and then hugged Bai Jun tightly: "In this case, you must be prepared to take responsibility!"

"Of course, I do what I say."

Bai Jun gently rubbed the hair of the woman in his arms.

"Idiot, you definitely didn't understand..."

Feeling the warmth from those hands, Jackdaw's cheeks flushed and her voice gradually softened. I don't know what she was thinking in her heart, but she looked quite suspicious.

After snuggling for a while, she withdrew from Bai Jun's arms with a red face, "I still have to sort out the follow-up matters, let's talk later..."

Rather than the calm and capable Judge of Crimes, she looked more like a little girl who chose to escape temporarily due to shyness.

"By the way, I actually have another question. It concerns your sister, and I think only you, Jackdaw, can answer it."

"what?"

"What are your sister's measurements?" Bai Jun asked seriously.

Jackdaw stared at Bai Jun blankly, then her eyes widened, and her whole face turned completely red. It was even possible to hear the sound of her brain boiling.

"Ahhhhhhhh, damn it, damn it, you were so good at talking just now!"

Jackdaw covered his red cheeks and scolded like a young girl: "Wood, wood, wood! How can you be so unromantic, you idiot..."

Her face was even redder than before.

It was a complex expression of anger, shame, and unbearable anxiety.

She glared at Bai Jun hatefully and made a cute stomping gesture.

If her little follower sister Huo Huo Ren was here, she might be stunned.

"I'm right here in front of you, and you actually dared to ask about my measurements? What the hell are you thinking? How arrogant are you! Pervert! Filth! Beast! You're the embodiment of lust! Reflect on yourself now!!"

Out of jealousy and some unknown emotion, Jackdaw lightly bumped Bai Jun's chin with his forehead, leaving a tooth mark on his arm that was neither shallow nor deep.

Without listening to the other party's explanation, the jealous woman left angrily.

"Eh? Stop, stop, stop! You haven't even listened to my explanation!"

Bai Jun, who was inexplicably scolded, quickly reached out his hand to try to keep him, but Jackdaw, who was in an unreasonable mood, ignored him completely and didn't talk to him at all.

He clearly just wanted to get accurate data for making dolls, so why did it turn out like this?

Bai Jun sighed, and once again lamented that women's minds were really complicated.

It’s hard to describe simply that a woman’s heart is as deep as the sea, right?

In comparison, Huo Huo is indeed more adorable and more conducive to mental health.