Looking at the painting?
Nangong Mo had focused all his attention on the missing Pangu Axe and the suspect, Zuzi, who stole his jade button.
Almost forgot about the painting Gu Qiusha had completed.
However, the mural was his idea, depicting Nuwa stealing Emperor Fu Xi’s boxers.
He was already very familiar with this famous scene, so he wasn’t in a rush.
"The painting Xiao Sha gave you is quite innovative." Zuzi seed to see through his thoughts and added casually.
Gu Qiusha chid in with a smile: "Yes, yes, Fourth Master, since you’re my longti fan and helped organize such an impressive fan eting, I won’t be shy and will give you a spoiler of the comic’s finale."
Sure enough, hearing the words "innovative" and "finale," Nangong Mo’s pupils contracted, and he suddenly stood up, stepping towards the basent.
Everyone knew that the finale of "Long Immortal Road" was delayed due to heated debates among fans, and rashly drawing a conclusion might lead to unexpected criticism.
Whether the male and female protagonists should beco a couple or remain strangers, it was difficult to decide.
Unexpectedly, Gu Qiusha had already made up her mind.
And had painted it on the wall of his ho!
How could Nangong Mo resist not going to see it?
With just a few words, Zuzi led the tangled Nangong Mo to the basent.
The group could then continue to walk outside.
Only Gu Yuzhi was still slightly worried: "Zuzi, if the Demon sees Sha Sha’s painting and gets provoked, what if he harms Sha Sha?"
Zuzi waved her hand lightly: "He won’t."
The little crow that flew over landed on her shoulder to give its opinion: "Ancestor, I think Nangong Mo might not pose a threat to your Xiao Sha, but I’m more worried that after seeing the painting, he might get more entangled with your Xiao Sha. What if he thinks Xiao Sha is your true identity?"
Zuzi slightly curled her lips: "No. With a little investigation, he’ll know Sha Sha is just a mortal. Besides, if he truly suspects anything, doesn’t that prove his identity is even more questionable?"
The little crow was stunned and realized.
Oh gosh, indeed.
No one knows that Gu Qiusha’s painting of the finale is actually the true ending.
If Nangong Mo reacts strongly to the painting, doesn’t that prove there’s an inexplicable connection between Nangong Mo and that old geezer from East Sea?
Nangong Mo is just an odd character, lacking any celestial aura, how could he possibly know the true ending of the gods in the Ninth Heaven?
"Ancestor, you’re really ingenious, managing everything with minimal effort." The little crow admired her wholeheartedly, "If Nangong Mo shows any abnormality, he’s exposing himself, and we can just let the Pangu Axe deal with him cleanly!"
Pangu Axe: "Waiting for orders!"
Fu Xiqin: "Wait a minute, brothers, why the need to strike him, he’s not my master, he... hey, wait for !"
Everyone had arrived at the manor gate.
Seeing the helicopter parked over the shark tank and Bao Gucheng’s neatly lined-up subordinates, Gu Yuzhi suddenly realized: "Mr. Bo, you could have just directly had Nangong Mo restrained earlier, then we could leave. Why did Zuzi have to trick him into looking at the painting?"
He couldn’t shake the unease in his heart about Sha Sha repeatedly getting involved in the Demon Nangong Mo’s sight.
At this mont, his tone towards Bao Gucheng was inevitably filled with resentnt.
He felt like Bao, the cunning predator, had ulterior motives, not trying his best.
Bao Gucheng glanced at him indifferently: "Civilized enforcent, why use brute force? You, a law student, don’t understand?"
Gu Yuzhi: "..."
You clearly brought people in so forcefully earlier, how was that civilized?
Your fierce search warrant is still in my hand!
He couldn’t help but unfold the crumpled paper that Bao Gucheng had thrown over earlier, preparing to toss it back at Bao Gucheng’s face.
But then.
Upon closely examining it, he realized that the paper was not a search warrant but rely a vehicle inspection receipt.
Oh shoot, Bao Gucheng, you’ve been bluffing Nangong Mo all along!
No, you’ve even fooled thoroughly!
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