Yun Chujiu was delighted. She could see that her flattery was having some effect so she decided to take it slow and take her time or she would not be able to get any useful information from the Giant Tsunami Turtle.
Yun Chujiu said something flattering to the turtle again. Then, as if nothing had happened, she rowed the wooden raft back to where she first built it.
From that day onwards, Yun Chujiu went to look for the Giant Tsunami Turtle every day to chat with it. Of course, Yun Chujiu was the only one who spoke. When the Giant Tsunami Turtle heard that it was interested in a topic, its eyes would widen. If it wasn't, it would squint its eyes and let Yun Chujiu show off.
Yun Chujiu felt that she had to prepare for a long battle. Therefore, other than getting familiar with the Giant Tsunami Turtle every day, she worked hard to cultivate.
When the Giant Tsunami Turtle saw that Yun Chujiu was still in the mood to cultivate, it was a little surprised. This little human girl was tenacious. I would like to see if you can still persevere after a few years of being stuck here.
In the blink of an eye, another five days had passed. Yun Chujiu realized that the Giant Tsunami Turtle had really not eaten at all in that time. Yun Chujiu suddenly remembered that she had once read in a jade slip that a Giant Tsunami Turtle was very resistant to hunger, some would even be fine if they did not eat for more than a hundred years.
Yun Chujiu decided to make a move. That morning, Yun Chujiu paddled the wooden raft to the Giant Tsunami Turtle as usual.
"Hi, Master Godly Turtle. I have some corpses of demonic beasts on land here. I wonder if you are hungry? If you want to eat them, blink your eyes. I'll give some of them to you. I can't finish eating them alone anyway." Yun Chujiu said with a smile.
The Giant Tsunami Turtle was stunned. Was this human girl stupid? It was very likely that she would be trapped here for a long time. No matter how much food she had, it was not enough. Why would she still want to give her food away?
It did not eat her because it wanted to relieve its boredom. Since she had taken the initiative to give it food, it would be a waste if it did not accept. Therefore, the Giant Tsunami Turtle blinked its eyes.
Yun Chujiu took out a large piece of wood and placed the carcass of a wind-blade ox on the wood. Then, she pushed the wood toward the Giant Tsunami Turtle.
Although the wind-blade ox was not small, it was still small pared to the Giant Tsunami Turtle. The Giant Tsunami Turtle ate the entire carcass in just a few bites.
Yun Chujiu did not say anything as she swam closer with all her courage and threw another wind-blade ox carcass at the Giant Tsunami Turtle.
The Giant Tsunami Turtle had not eaten all the while and had forgotten the feeling of hunger as a result. However, once it started eating, it felt very hungry and gulped up the second wind-blade ox.
Yun Chujiu threw another wind-blade ox carcass over. The Giant Tsunami Turtle gobbled it up again.
After the Giant Tsunami Turtle ate fifty wind-edge ox corpses, it burped to show that it was full.
Yun Chujiu thought to herself, "Oh my god, it ate so much. No wonder it is so resistant to hunger. It turns out that it ate several meals worth!" Fortunately, she had the Great Void Mystic Realm. Otherwise, she would not be able to feed this bastard.
"Master Godly Turtle, I still have quite a number of demon beast corpses here. As long as you want to eat something, I will send them to you every day. I don't have any other traits, but I am generous." Yun Chujiu said with a smile.
The Giant Tsunami Turtle was in a good mood after eating and drinking its fill. It raised its huge head and nodded, which was a rare response to Yun Chujiu.
Therefore, from that day on, besides chatting and brushing her face every day, Yun Chujiu would feed the Giant Tsunami Turtle a big meal every now and then.
The Giant Tsunami Turtle, which turned a blind eye to Yun Chujiu at the beginning, became a little more enthusiastic.. From then, it would occasionally nod at her and blink its eyes.
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