In the nick of time, Bai Su lunged to the side, evading the attack.
Thankfully, Rabbit Beastmen are naturally agile and excel at dodging. Otherwise, she really would have been bitten!
When her first strike missed, the maid cast aside all pretense. Her bestial nature erupted as she lunged toward Bai Su, attacking with both her snake head and tail.
Bai Su quickly pulled a life-saving dagger from her system inventory.
The maid stabbed at her vital points repeatedly. Bai Su gripped her dagger, and just as she was about to counterattack, the door was thrown open. A giant white snake lunged in, bit down hard on the maid, and instantly tore her in two.
The maid writhed on the ground for a moment before going still, her unblinking eyes fixed on Li Chenlin.
Bai Su discreetly returned the dagger to her system inventory.
Li Chenlin tossed the maid’s corpse outside, not even deigning to eat it.
Outside, servants hurried forward to clean up the blood and mangled remains from the floor.
Bai Su sighed in relief and sat back down on the bed.
Li Chenlin, his face dark, glared at the woman on the bed. "What’s that mouth of yours for? Don’t you know how to call for help?"
Bai Su scoffed, looking at him mockingly. "Weren’t you enjoying the show from outside? I thought you’d be thrilled to see two females fighting over you."
Li Chenlin was taken aback, his eyes narrowing dangerously. ’He had underestimated this little female.’
’She’s so perceptive. She actually heard me outside.’
’It was true. He had been lurking outside ever since their conversation began.’
’He hadn’t interrupted the maid because he, too, was curious whether she could get Bai Su to soften up.’
’When he heard the beginning of the maid’s plea, he’d almost wanted to applaud her. Even he believed that Bai Su—this little Rabbit Beastman who seemed so sweet, soft, and exceptionally kind—would surely compromise for the innocent maids on the ship. That she would yield to him.’
’Unquestionably, Bai Su’s reaction had once again defied his expectations.’
’Recalling how Bai Su had just stood up for herself—unabashed, resolute, and firm—and rejected the maid with a coldness bordering on cruelty, he felt a thrill course through him, unable to suppress the craving for her in his blood.’
’He was discovering this woman was full of surprises.’
’He’d thought she would be happy, or at least moved, that he had rescued her from a life of hardship and offered her a life of luxury.’
’But her reaction was a resounding slap in the face.’
’She would rather work herself to death cooking for people every day in some godforsaken suburb of the Federation than go with him to the Southern Country and enjoy a privileged, superior life.’
’He’d thought she would admire him when she saw him at work, effortlessly deciding the fate of entire corporations in the Southern Country.’
’Shouldn’t she at least have guessed at the sheer scale of his wealth, that his influence spanned the globe?’
’Even the maids had volunteered to come from the Southern Country to serve him. Their constant, subtle fawning and flattery should have made his status obvious.’
’And those two Level 7 Beastmen—he had torn them to shreds right in front of her!’
’He had displayed his appeal in every possible way, yet she remained completely unmoved. She only ordered him not to kiss her, and even dared to run to the bathroom and vomit, as if he disgusted her.’
’This little female... he truly had no idea what to do with her.’
’When he saw the maid burst in, he’d even foolishly pinned his hopes on her, thinking it might move Bai Su, make her feel a flicker of pity, and cause her resolve to waver...’
Seeing him standing at the door like a statue, Bai Su couldn’t help but roll her eyes, turn over, and lie back down on the bed.

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