Another World Trip: Journey with My Cat and an Otaku Loli Goddess Chapter 220 - Uses For The Crimson Horizon Earth Flame

Yaomu Shou eventually walked over, not taking her eyes off the Overly Bombastic Brawler Rabbit, before she finally asked. “I-Is it dead?”

Her question was answered immediately after when a raucous noise erupted from its body, which frightened her into jumping back with her sword in hand.

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“Relax,” Long Di quickly calmed her down. “It’s just snoring. I knocked it out.”

Yaomu Shou then saw that it wasn’t getting up. When she noticed the rhythmic rise and fall of its sleeping state, only then did she sigh a breath of relief.

Long Di then walked a short distance away from the Overly Bombastic Brawler Rabbit before sitting down in a meditative pose.

He was currently comprehending all he learned from his fade getting ran to realise his shortcomings.

There were times that he landed a blow on the magical beast despite its never-ending flurry of blows.

His mind was working at light speed as he tried his best to establish a form that was all his own. It didn’t need a name or anything. He just wanted to be able to hold his own when it came to hand-to-hand combat.

Yaomu Shou didn’t say anything. Her knees were pulled up to her chest while her hands wrapped around them for good measure.

At this time, Mina was finally finished reading and took in her surroundings for the first time.

“It’s night?” she was shocked that she didn’t even notice the time passing. She then looked at Long Di and saw the bruises that covered him.

“What happened to you!?”

“Ssshhhh” Yaomu Shou shushed her so she didn’t disturb Long Di’s comprehension.

She then whispered. “He got beat up by a rabbit.”

Mina stared at her for a good hot minute before she countered. “You do understand that context is needed, right?”

And so, Yaomu Shou apprised Mina of all that happened while she was busy reading.

When she was done, Mina burst out laughing on her back and eventually rolled away from their group.

Yaomu Shou stared at her incredulously. Truly, none of Long Di’s friends were normal.

Though the moon was out, it was hidden by a blanket of clouds which darkened t

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