My love game is too abstract

"Help. Can't you ask for help properly? Did you have to make such a scene?" Yarrow said speechlessly.

"Please, I'll reflect on my actions. Please, take me with you. I, I really want to go home. There are so many strange things here. I even saw a dog with black ears and yellow fur pull an entire mountain with just a rope. It was so scary," the little fat snake said pitifully.

"A dog with black ears? Druby?" Yarrow thought.

"You keep saying you're a Quetzalcoatl, but do you have anything to prove it?" he asked.

"Prove it?" The little fat snake was a bit embarrassed. "I, I'm still young, and my magic isn't strong enough yet. But, but look at the way I look. It's obvious that I'm from the Quetzalcoatl race."

Looking at the aggrieved little fat snake, he felt hesitant.

If it really was from the Quetzalcoatl race, then helping it would definitely have great benefits, but he was also worried that it had ulterior motives.

Yarrow pulled Peach Fox to the side and asked in a low voice:

"Peach Fox, can you sense anything from it?"

Peach Fox was a beastman, and if the other party was really a Quetzalcoatl, it should have the same suppressive force over ordinary beastmen as Zexia.

But Peach Fox shook her head. "No, this one doesn't sense anything from it. It feels like that little snake's cultivation isn't even as high as this one's."

Yarrow glanced back at it. The other party was still pouting and waiting.

He pondered for a moment, then turned his head and said to it, "You can follow us if you want, but you're not allowed to play any tricks. If I find out you have bad intentions, you'll bear the consequences!"

"Don't worry, don't worry! I just want to leave this place. As long as you take me with you when you leave, that's all I want." The little fat snake hopped up and down happily.

"What are you going to do now? When are you going back?"

"We need to go get something first, and once we have it, we can go back," Yarrow said.

"Yay! We can go home!"

The little fat snake happily spun around on the ground, then its head was suddenly hit by something.

"Hey! What are you doing! Why did you suddenly hit me!" The little fat snake immediately looked at Yarrow angrily.

"Oh, sorry."

Yarrow apologized while picking up the Poké Ball that had rolled onto the ground.

"It's not working. Is it because I'm using it wrong?" He said, holding the Poké Ball in confusion, then asked her:

"Oh right, I haven't asked what your name is yet."

"Lulu La," the little fat snake said with a pout, very dissatisfied.

After letting the little Quetzalcoatl, Lulu La, follow them, they continued walking for more than two hours, and the castle-like building appeared before them.

As a very distinct existence in his memory, when he actually saw it, it was much larger than he had imagined.

It really was like a medieval castle, only...

It now appeared very dilapidated.

The gate, marked with wolf claw prints, was overgrown with weeds. The wall plaster was peeling off, and there were spiderwebs. The gate was also ajar.

It didn't look like anyone was living there at all.

Pushing open the ajar gate, the hall was pitch black. Shining the fluorescent stone, the throne at the end of the hall was also covered in dust.

He walked around everywhere, and it all looked very desolate. A thick layer of dust had settled on the ground, and spiderwebs were everywhere.

Clearly, there were no wolves here anymore.

"It feels like the tea has gone cold after the person has left..." Yarrow thought.

As he walked, he found a wine bottle on the floor.

He recognized this wine bottle. It was made by a brewery in the royal capital of the Will Kingdom, something from outside the secret realm.

"Looks like it's here."

He took out the item locator. The hour and minute hands were overlapping, while the second hand was in the opposite position.

This meant that the target was nearby, and above.

"Peach Fox, can your ability sense anything now?" Yarrow turned his head and asked.

If the distance to the target was less than ten meters, the pocket watch would ring. There should still be some distance now, so he needed to use Peach Fox's sense of treasures.

"Mm, this one senses the aura of a treasure, and it's very strong!" Peach Fox's ears perked up, and her expression was very alert.

"Then you lead the way," Yarrow said.

"Hey, what are we looking for? It's so dark here..." Lulu La said, following behind them, a little scared.

"Are divine beasts afraid of the dark?" Yarrow asked.

"I told you, I'm just a child," the little fat snake muttered.

"Speaking of which, are you two entering the secret realm for the first time? Why do I feel like you're very familiar with this place?" It asked Yarrow again.

"I've been here in my dreams," Yarrow replied casually.

"How perfunctory," Lulu La said dissatisfied.

Peach Fox led the way in front, winding around the castle, and finally came to a large door.

"It's inside," Peach Fox said, looking at Yarrow.

Yarrow raised his hand, placed it on the door, and pushed hard.

The heavy door rubbed against the floor, making a creaking sound, and slowly opened inward.

"Cough cough..."

The dust that rose up made Peach Fox cough, covering her mouth and nose and waving her hand in front of her.

It was very dark inside, and nothing could be seen clearly.

Yarrow started, releasing an illumination spell. A ball of light rose like a firework, flew into the air, and illuminated the space inside like daylight.

During this time, under Serena's guidance, his magic skills had improved a lot.

When the inside was illuminated, both the two people and the snake widened their eyes in shock.

The inside was much larger than they had imagined, like a huge warehouse, and all kinds of items were piled up into mountains. Walking through it was like being in a maze.

"Did they put all the props used in thousands of episodes here..." Yarrow exclaimed.

However, most of them looked tattered, as if they had been abandoned here.

"Ah," Peach Fox covered her head and swayed her body. Yarrow quickly supported her.

"Are you okay? Peach Fox, what's wrong?"

"There are too many items here, and the information about the items is all surfacing at once, making this one's head spin..." Peach Fox's eyes were a little scattered.

"Wait a moment, I have recovery potions here, drink some to recover..."

Just as Yarrow was about to rummage through his storage bag, Lulu La wiggled her body forward, stretched out her slender tail, and gently touched Peach Fox's shoulder.

A soft halo spread over Peach Fox's body, and then her eyes suddenly became clear again.

"Huh? I'm better," she said in surprise.

"Hmph hmph, this is the blessing of the Quetzalcoatl, which can grant the blessed with a period of mental protection."

Lulu La raised her snake head triumphantly.

"Thank you, Lulu La," Peach Fox said.

"It's nothing, as a divine beast, I can still help with this little thing," Lulu La wagged her tail.

Yarrow looked at the little fat snake, hesitated for a moment, and wondered if he had been overthinking things? Was it actually kind-hearted?

After receiving mental protection, Peach Fox's complexion looked much better, and she no longer felt dizzy when looking at the mountain of items around her.

"How is it? Is there anything here that can be taken away?" Yarrow asked.

"Mm," Peach Fox wandered in front of the mountain of props, and then picked up a frying pan.

"Huh? This pan is actually a throwing weapon? And the damage is very high."

"You don't even need to say it."