Xu Hei silently cursed Wang Zhen's ancestors. He had promised it was food, but it turned out to be something else entirely. The tentacle he cut off still moved.

This was clearly an indescribable magical treasure.

Fortunately, it was Ah Yin who was there, someone who struggled to say even two words. If it had been Xu Bai, Xu Hei suspected she might have slapped him.

Luckily, he had taken the tentacle out to test it beforehand, only to discover it wasn't edible.

"That damned bastard Wang Zhen, couldn't he have said so earlier?"

Xu Hei sat on the ground angrily and said, "This tentacle was a gift from Wang Zhen. He said it could be eaten—smoked, fried, or grilled—but it moves. I was deceived too."

Xu Hei explained the situation thoroughly.

As for whether Ah Yin believed him, that was beyond his control.

"Xu Hei, you really are in a sorry state," came Ji Ying's gloating laughter.

"Get lost!" Xu Hei snapped irritably.

In the end, Xu Hei took out some spiritual fruits and herbs for Ah Yin to eat.

The young girl ate quickly, one bite after another, her mouth full of juice.@@novelbin@@

"Thank you," Ah Yin said, wiping her mouth.

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