Chapter Four: Gods, Humans, and Spirits

Oh, divine being, this is not something that mere spirit beasts can contend with. The two white leopards are very afraid of Hou Yi, yet as they see him approaching with a fierce killing intent, they hurriedly leap out from behind Li, opening their mouths wide to emit loud roars. Although their tails droop limply to the ground and their bodies tremble in fear, they still issue a threatening roar towards a deity

As Hou Yi was about to shout at the exit, he suddenly froze, looking at the small face of Li, which was scrunched up. At that moment, Hou Yi felt a twinge of guilt, an emotion he had never experienced before

The two white leopards stared at each other for a while, and the tail that had originally been tucked between their legs suddenly stood upright with a 'whoosh.' They were somewhat skeptical, wondering if the creature squatting on the ground, allowing itself to be beaten and scolded, was truly a deity

The long arrow flew past Li's scalp.

Raindrop-like fists fell upon Hou Yi, who groaned and whimpered, saying: "Have you had enough? Is it done? Little one, do your hands hurt?"

Li then pouted her lips and collapsed behind the teeth, crying loudly.

The two white leopards' eyes lit up; they understood: this fellow is not a celestial being, they had just made a mistake! This fellow actually dared to cut off Li's hair!

Hou Yi exclaimed "Wow".

"And the books, sob sob, you broke my hair and even hurt my teeth. Sob, I will fight you!"

With a swift motion, a branch as thick as a fist appeared in Li's hand, and she swung the branch down fiercely towards Hou Yi.

Heaven knows that Hou Yi is not a man who is good at dealing with women. Compared to these delicate women who easily burst into tears, Hou Yi prefers things like evil spirits, monsters, and fierce prehistoric beasts. When Li's eyes could no longer hold back the increasing tears, and the first drop of tear slid down her tender face, the mighty deity Hou Yi, who shook the vast land, felt an impulse to turn and flee.

Hou Yi hurriedly said: "Wait a moment, actually, the situation is like this, I..."

Hou Yi resigned himself to his fate, obediently crouching down on the ground, holding his head.

Oh no! Hou Yi suddenly slapped his forehead, feeling a bit of a headache. He realized that he might have made a mistake, and this mistake would bring him trouble

Two white leopards stood closely beside Li, baring their teeth and emitting low growls towards Hou Yi. Hou Yi glared fiercely at them, and the two white leopards felt as if his gaze pierced through their bodies like thunder. The two spirit beasts, terrified, tucked their tails between their legs and curled up behind Li. They realized the identity of the tall man before them; he was a deity

He gasped in shock and abruptly raised both hands. His fists were swollen to the size of human heads, with blood pooling beneath the skin, causing the skin on his knuckles to nearly burst. His fists felt both sore and swollen, excruciatingly painful, as if he had just struck not a person, but a wall made of steel.

The man holding the large bow

Seeing the hand that had struck her, Li let out a loud cry of "Well hit!" and suddenly burst into tears

He straightened his upper body and sat on the ground, staring blankly at Hou Yi

This guy is really strong! Yada stared blankly at his hands, unable to speak for a long time.

With a bang, Hou Yi stumbled backward, covering his eyes and shouting, "Little child, you must listen to me"

Bang, another punch

After a long and awkward silence, the dog lying on the ground suddenly twitched its body, awakening from a deep slumber

Her long hair was mostly broken off, and with a mix of heartache and anger, Li's eyes immediately turned red. She gently placed her teeth on the ground, then turned around, hands on her hips, and exclaimed indignantly: "Is being able to shoot arrows really that impressive?"

Li Meng raised her hand, her delicate and slender fingers almost poking Hu Yi's nose. She angrily accused, "So you can shoot arrows, is that impressive? You broke my hair!" Li's eyes turned red, and her tears nearly fell; her voice carried a hint of sobbing. Even as an elf, Li still possessed the instincts of a young woman, placing great importance on her appearance. Her long hair was a point of pride for her, yet it was shattered by Hu Yi's arrow. Even as an elf, Li still possessed the instincts of a young woman, placing great importance on her appearance. Her long hair was a point of pride for her, yet it was shattered by Hu Yi's arrow.

Bang, bang, bang, bang, Ya launched a flurry of punches and kicks at Hou Yi. She angrily shouted, "You, a grown man, actually bully Li! If you are a real man, then duel with me!"

Before even opening his eyes, he began to shout loudly: "Li, don't stop me. I must obtain the Dragon Balls, and I will make sure everyone in the village knows that I am the best in the village. Who are you?"

Ya jumped up and delivered a heavy punch directly to Hou Yi's eyes

What a disgrace

Li glared fiercely at Hou Yi, unwilling to answer this bastard man's question. Although he appeared strong, Li felt she would not be his match, yet she did not want to respond to him simply because he was powerful. This scoundrel had broken her hair. It is known that, along with *Tu* *Shu*, her own hair was what she cherished the most; she often enjoyed stroking her hair.

The two white leopards suddenly became spirited, pouncing onto Hou Yi and clawing and biting at him in a frenzy

Gritting his teeth and summoning his courage, Hou Yi pointed somewhat pitifully at the tooth lying on the ground and asked, "Wood Spirit, you have captured him; what do you intend to do?"

Cautiously, the bold male leopard stepped forward, opened its mouth, and bit fiercely into Hou Yi's thigh.

However, a celestial being is still a celestial being, especially a powerful one like Hou Yi; he would never engage in such disgraceful actions

Li tightly clenched his small fist and shouted fiercely: "Hit him, kick him, hit him hard, strike his head, hit his mouth, hit his eyes. He dared to break my hair!"

"Waaah, my hair, he broke my hair!" Li cried, "Waaah, my hair! I want my hair to grow back, it's so hard, so hard. He broke my hair. You help me hit him!"

Hou Yi let out a long sigh, feeling somewhat at a loss for words.

With a furrowed brow, Hou Yi put the long arrow back into the quiver and stepped forward, shouting: "You mountain spirit, why have you captured this young man?"

Tears glistened in her eyes as she stared at Hou Yi, her gaze clear and devoid of any impurities or distractions.

Hou Yi let out a low sigh, sitting down heavily on the ground. He tightly clasped his hands around his head, allowing the branches to fall like raindrops.

Faced with a small woman escaping? My goodness, Hou Yi certainly does not want this matter to become the greatest joke between the heavenly realm and the mortal world for the next thousand years

The fierce wind generated by the arrow's tail lifted Li's long hair, and her beautiful locks were violently severed by the terrifying arrow wind. The broken strands floated in the air as Li looked on in horror at the long arrow that flew past her head. The arrow resembled a small bird, suddenly making a turn just a few feet in front of Li, gracefully carrying a glimmer of cold light as it flew back towards her.

This is a very kind and innocent sprite, perhaps just born. She is imbued with a rich vitality of green wood, representing the kindest type among sprites: the Wood Sprite

"Remarkable little thing." Hou Yi's gaze shifted slightly, transforming from the hard and calm demeanor reminiscent of a millennia-old snow mountain to one that was somewhat warmer

Hou Yi was taken aback; such clear eyes could not belong to a malicious spirit.

Ya could instinctively sense the power of Hou Yi, a man as unyielding as a mountain, whose aura was akin to that of a deity. Especially his bow, Ya's eyes were fixated on Hou Yi's bow, to the point where even his breath was held.