The Head of the Undead Race expressed displeasure after Gu Chaoyan snapped at it. He had no intention of bringing it along, but Di Hongyun found it incredibly endearing.
"Since it's here, why not bring it along? It's so adorable. Plus, you don't have a riding tool, do you? It could be useful as it grows older," Di Hongyun suggested, reaching out to cradle the enchanting white deer.
The white deer exuded an air of pride as it allowed him to hold it. Gu Chaoyan, however, remained unimpressed.
She couldn't trust this creature entirely. Its current docile demeanor could shift into mischief at any moment, potentially causing them problems.
"If you're fond of it, take it with you. But mark my words, if it causes any trouble, you'll regret it," Gu Chaoyan emphasized, her tone tinged with disdain.
The magical white deer wiped away a tear on Di Hongyun's sleeve, seemingly sensing the tension in the air.
