Its ears drooped down, and it begged for mercy a few times, but refused to speak.
She portrayed a pitiful, unwanted little girl who hadn't yet gained sentience but was about to, perfectly capturing the essence of the character.
Gu Yunzhou could see that Ji Zhaoming was interested, and after a long while, he still asked, "Do you want to raise it?"
Ji Zhaoming looked at the fox, then at the rabbit, and finally shook his head: "No."
She took the initiative to untie the little fox from her wrist and handed it to Gu Yunzhou.
The little fox was, after all, an outsider, and it was unknown whether it was dangerous or not. Ji Zhaoming knew his own strength and didn't want to cause any more trouble for the robots.
As soon as the little fox was sent away, the little rabbit, which had been driven away, instantly took over Ji Zhaoming's palm again.
Gu Yunzhou's hands started itching again.
Unfortunately, he had given the little rabbit away voluntarily, and it was impossible to give it away again.
Ji Zhaoming was looking at the snow-capped mountains when he suddenly heard Gu Yunzhou say, "I can also shrink."
Ji Zhaoming: ?
What does this mean?
Gu Yunzhou gestured to indicate the size: "About the same size as the rabbit in your arms."
A loud bang came from behind.
Ji Zhaoming turned around hurriedly.
The snow-capped mountains on the high mountains collapsed with a deafening roar.
A note from the author:
_(:з」∠)_ I'm a bit torn. Should I use the current title, "After Being Forced to Become a God," or the original title, "The Supreme God"? QAQ
Should we make some more changes?
12
Chapter 12
<lining up>
The snowball grew larger and larger, rolling straight towards Ji Zhaoming and Gu Yunzhou with unstoppable momentum.
Ji Zhaoming's pupils constricted as he watched the snowball get closer and closer, scattering snowflakes and its chilling aura. In a panic, Ji Zhaoming could only rely on instinct to grab the rabbit in his arms and then pull the wriggling little fox into his embrace as well.
It's getting closer.
Ji Zhaoming could even smell the fragrance of snow.
In his panic, Ji Zhaoming gripped the red rope on his wrist tightly.
What awaited them was not a snowball piling up, but a hug.
The hands that were holding him were even a little sweaty as they quickly led him away from the area. The snowball was chasing too closely, and Ji Zhaoming suddenly felt a darkness before his eyes. Only after the hands covering his eyes were removed did he realize that he had been taken into the cave by Gu Yunzhou.
Before Ji Zhaoming could even relax, he heard a loud boom at the entrance of the cave.
A huge rock was positioned directly against the entrance of the cave.
It shielded them from the cold wind, but also blocked their only exit.
Ji Zhaoming pushed the stone.
There was no progress.
The fox in Ji Zhaoming's arms immediately jumped off to the ground and stretched out its little paws to help push him.
However, he was too small, and this action was like throwing an egg against a rock.
Just as he was about to transform into human form, he suddenly remembered something.
Sure enough, Gu Yunzhou was standing silently beside him, watching him.
The fox tucked its wagging tail.
Even if he transforms into human form, he might not be able to push it.
Ji Zhaoming didn't see the interaction between the two. He put his shoulder on the stone and pushed it outward with all his might, but the stone remained motionless.
Gu Yunzhou also helped by pushing the object outwards.
Robots are known for their formidable combat capabilities, let alone Gu Yunzhou. He had just placed his hand on the stone and pushed it forward a little when his hand suddenly stopped.
“There’s something else outside the stone.” Gu Yunzhou’s expression finally began to change.
It's not that the rock can't be pushed away, but if you try to push it away by brute force, the cave will most likely collapse.
He would be fine, but Gu Yunzhou was worried that something might have happened to his king.
It's not the possibility of something happening that's scary, but the possibility of something happening ten thousand times over.
Gu Yunzhou lowered his eyes and fell into deep thought.
Ji Zhaoming said discouragedly, "What should we do?"
"No rush." Gu Yunzhou snapped out of his daze, noticed the dirt on Ji Zhaoming's hands, took out a handkerchief, and carefully wiped Ji Zhaoming's hands clean. "They'll come looking for us."
Ji Zhaoming asked, puzzled, "Can we find it?"
This snow-capped mountain was so vast that even Ji Zhaoming himself didn't know where they were. Besides, after the avalanche, everything outside was in complete chaos.
Gu Yunzhou answered immediately without pausing, "Yes."
Ji Zhaoming said with distress, "But you are their leader, and you can't even move this stone."
Gu Yunzhou said decisively, "They can."
It was precisely because he was the leader of the robots that he knew how important Ji Zhaoming was to them.
—That is someone I am willing to give my life to protect.
Ji Zhaoming exclaimed "Ah!" and then smiled, "Okay, I believe you."
Something tickled his leg. Looking down, he saw the little fox gently patting him with its tail.
Ji Zhaoming squatted down: "What's wrong?"
The little fox glanced at Gu Yunzhou, then scrambled up Ji Zhaoming's shoulder, following the path of his feet, and looked at Gu Yunzhou triumphantly.
Gu Yunzhou looked away: "Want to go inside and take a look?"
The cave was pitch black and bottomless. If you threw a stone inside, you could hear the sound of it hitting the water and splashing. It sounded like there was still a very long way to go.
Fortunately, there was plenty of oxygen in the cave.
Since he had nothing better to do anyway, Ji Zhaoming nodded: "Yes."
Following the faint line of sight into the cave, the deeper we went, the lower the visibility became. Eventually, it became difficult to see the path ahead with human eyesight alone.
drop.
Ji Zhaoming slowed his pace.
Tick-tock.
A chill ran straight to Ji Zhaoming's forehead.
Ji Zhaoming wasn't exactly fearless, but being in an unfamiliar place with nothing in sight, he ultimately couldn't take a step forward. Instead, he hesitantly called out, "Gu Yunzhou?"
His voice trembled slightly.
Soon, a voice came from the side: "Hmm."
The sound quickly disappeared in the small space, but Ji Zhaoming had mustered up the courage to take a step forward and say, "It's so dark here."
"I'm sorry," Gu Yunzhou immediately apologized, "I didn't notice that problem."
After a rustling sound, Gu Yunzhou took Ji Zhaoming's hand and led him forward.
His king's hands were so small that Gu Yunzhou could completely envelop them.
Humans are truly incredible.
Despite looking so weak, and being unable to see the road clearly in the darkness, they were able to move forward because of just one word.
That's so strange.
Humans, who are powerless to even kill a chicken, have created the most powerful race in the galaxy.
This made Gu Yunzhou even more curious about the human species.
Gu Yunzhou warned, "There's a puddle ahead."
With someone leading the way, the rest of the way was much easier, and Ji Zhaoming quickened his pace.
After walking for an unknown amount of time, the narrow road gradually widened, and a glimmer of light could be seen. Ji Zhaoming opened his eyes wide, trying hard to capture the scene before him.
The little fox darted away quickly, leaping like lightning to a corner. Ji Zhaoming exclaimed "Hey!" and followed.
It's a box.
The old box was covered in dust, with layers of cobwebs, and the lock on it was rusty.
"Human?" Gu Yunzhou asked curiously.
The robots chose this planet to live on because it was originally a human settlement. However, from the very first day the robots moved in, they conducted a thorough search and stored away all human belongings.
Unexpectedly, there was one who slipped through the net.
Gu Yunzhou rolled up his sleeves: "It's dirty, I'll do it."
Gu Yunzhou's human form is a simulation of the human image in the book. After meeting Ji Zhaoming, he has begun to subtly change in the direction of Ji Zhaoming.
His wrists were also extremely thin.
But when he squeezed the lock, the rusty lock instantly shattered into pieces, crumbling into dust.
Gu Yunzhou opened the box.
There wasn't much inside: a torch, a lighter, a moldy blanket, and some unopened compressed biscuits.
Gu Yunzhou lit the torch, and the surroundings finally became bright.
Ji Zhaoming was also able to see the whole picture clearly.