Qiao Sang looked at Shalala with a completely baffled expression and confirmed:
"You’re going to accompany it in training?"
"Xiaxia."
Shalala nodded.
Qiao Sang fell silent.
Although Shalala was an extremely precious Illusion Beast, if she remembered correctly, Shalala had only been born not long ago and was still just a Basic-level Pet Beast...
"Xiaxia?"
Seeing that Qiao Sang hadn’t spoken for a long time, Shalala couldn’t help showing a puzzled expression and called out once.
Is there some problem?
"You’re a Basic-level Pet Beast. If you train with Tingbao, I’m afraid you’ll get hurt." Qiao Sang said tactfully.
"Xiaxia."
Shalala’s eyes curved as it called out, indicating that it wasn’t afraid of getting hurt, and even if it did get hurt, it could heal itself.
Qiao Sang: "..."
This isn’t just about getting hurt or not. Do you want me to spell it out—that with your current strength, training in battles with Tingbao won’t have any training effect at all...
"Xiaxia?"
Before Qiao Sang could figure out how to phrase it, Shalala seemed to understand something and called out, meaning: do you think I’m too weak?
"How could I." Qiao Sang refuted immediately.
After a pause, she asked, "In your inherited memories, is there any memory of Basic-level Pet Beasts fighting High Level Pet Beasts?"
"Xiaxia."
Shalala nodded.
I was wondering how you could have inherited memories and still not realize the gap between Basic-level Pet Beasts and High Level Pet Beasts. So it’s actually the inherited memories’ fault... Qiao Sang couldn’t help sighing inwardly. To avoid Shalala getting hurt, she ultimately spoke plainly:
"There’s a huge gap in strength between Basic-level Pet Beasts and High Level Pet Beasts. If you train with Tingbao, not only will you get hurt, Tingbao also won’t be able to get any training effect out of it."
"Xiaxia..."
Hearing the last sentence, Shalala lowered its head, looking dejected, and let out a call.
So it really is because I’m too weak...
Qiao Sang: "..."
"I know you really want to help." Qiao Sang patted Shalala on the head and comforted it, "But you haven’t really fought much. You probably don’t know how dangerous battles can be..."
"Xiaxia."
Before she could finish, Shalala lifted its head and called out, indicating that it had fought before.
Shalala froze for a moment; it hadn’t expected the topic to jump this fast.
After thinking for a bit, its eyes began to sparkle with anticipation, and it called out:
"Xiaxia."
If possible, it wanted to go see everywhere.
"Do you want to go to other planets?" Qiao Sang asked.
"Xiaxia." Shalala’s eyes lit up, and it nodded hard.
Qiao Sang was silent for a long time before asking:
"Do you know why the Tenth Seat never allowed you to go out alone before?"
"Xiaxia."
Shalala nodded and called out.
He’d said it was because the outside world was too dangerous.
"That’s right, he wants to protect you." Qiao Sang said, "But you can make yourself stronger, strong enough that you don’t need protection. Then, wherever you want to go in the future, I believe he won’t stop you anymore."
Shalala was too precious, and also too weak. If it wanted to go out and play alone, it would probably be just like when it first broke out of its egg—bullied to death. Those who recognized it, people and Pet Beasts alike, might want to get something from it, just like Lubao before; and those who didn’t recognize it, people and Pet Beasts, would teach it what survival of the fittest means, that even food has to be fought for.
After this Master Challenge, she would more or less have to leave Flame Sky Star, and there was no way she could take Shalala with her. But before she left, she wanted to help Shalala gain the right and the strength to freely go out and play in the future as much as possible.

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