Liu Bei: My younger brother is a deity.

Chapter 3 Young Woman

Sanpang quickly put aside the issue of his family's seniority and happily prepared to take his "little darling" home to show off to his mother.

"Ancestor, no, Liu Quan, no, younger brother, come home with your older brother!"

[PS: The term "brother" originated from the Xianbei people and only became popular after the Northern and Southern Dynasties. The author used it for the convenience of the writing. Interestingly, in the Tang Dynasty, "brother" could also refer to one's father.]

This guy changed his address very naturally, sometimes calling him "Liu Quan" and sometimes "little brother," sounding incredibly affectionate.

"No rush!" Liu Quan stopped Sanpang. "Let me tidy up a bit."

Then Liu Sanpang witnessed something astonishing that he would never forget for the rest of his life.

The "little ancestor" placed his hand on the cracked sphere, and the sphere vanished into thin air with a "whoosh".

Liu Sanpang's mouth was wide open, and his jaw almost dropped.

He rubbed his eyes hard, and when he looked again, the bottom of the pit was empty, with only mud and gravel. There was no trace of the sphere.

"This...this..."

He looked up at Liu Quan with an incredulous expression: "Brother, where did you put that thing?"

Liu Quan didn't answer, he just stared at him for a few moments.

Then Liu Sanpang's eyes widened again.

Suddenly, the strange, close-fitting clothes on "Little Ancestor" rippled like water.

A moment later, the strange clothes transformed into a coarse cloth tunic similar to his own.

At the same time, Liu Quan's hairstyle also changed.

Her long, black hair automatically gathered up, forming two buns similar to Liu Sanpang's, one on the left and one on the right, wrapped in two strips of cloth that appeared out of nowhere.

"Magic! Magic!" Liu Sanpang clapped his hands and jumped up, his face flushed with excitement. "It's amazing! Little brother, can you teach me?"

"You won't learn it," Liu Quan said calmly. "Alright, lead the way to your house."

"Okay!"

Liu Bei wasn't angry at all, and happily led his "younger brother" home.

It was already evening, and the sky was dim. The two of them trudged down the mountain, their steps uneven.

Liu Bei didn't have Liu Quan's night vision, so he would often trip and fall.

Fortunately, this kid is naturally tough. He didn't cry when he fell. He just dusted himself off, got up, and continued chatting and laughing with Liu Quan.

Well, mainly because the kid was chatting and laughing, while Liu Quan kept scanning his surroundings, remaining vigilant.

Because he was in such a hurry to escape, he didn't bring the weapons from the spaceship. In addition, his young body was far weaker than in his prime. He didn't want to die in this desolate wilderness after just becoming a free "android".

I wonder if there were any particularly powerful ferocious beasts in the ancient Chinese region of Earth?

"Awoo~"

"Awoo~"

Just then, a wolf howl rang out.

Liu Bei, who was walking ahead, shuddered. "Oh no, the wolf is coming! Brother, let's run!"

"It's too late!"

Liu Quan grabbed Liu Bei and pulled him behind him.

As if in response, more wolf howls rang out from all directions.

One sound came from the east, another from the west, and yet another from the south, rising and falling, gradually drawing closer.

"Pangu, analyze."

In the darkness, pairs of green lights lit up.

Like will-o'-the-wisps, they floated eerily among the bushes, flickering and moving slowly.

Liu Bei gasped, his legs trembling uncontrollably.

"Analysis complete. The attacking creatures are named 'wolves,' ancient vertebrates belonging to the Canidae family. There are twelve of them in total, each with a combat strength of level two."

"Only level two?!"

Liu Quan was relieved.

Then he moved.

His movements were as swift as the wind, and his small fists possessed the power of a heavy hammer.

bang bang bang~

The sound of smashing continued.

With each scream, the green light in their eyes disappeared.

"Wow, that's amazing!"

Liu Bei's eyes widened.

Just then, a wolf stealthily emerged from the bushes behind Liu and silently approached him.

Liu Quan had already discovered the wolf using Pangu's scanning function, but he pretended not to know and waited for it to walk into his trap.

Unexpectedly, Liu Bei, with his sharp eyes, spotted the wolf stealthily approaching.

He was filled with panic and, disregarding his fear, roared, "You beast!"

He picked up a stone that he had somehow acquired and hurled it at the wolf.

Liu Bei's aim was quite accurate.

It slammed down on the wolf's back with a "thud".

But he was young and weak, and this only made the wolf feel pain. Instead of scaring it away, it angered it.

The wolf let out an angry howl, abandoned Liu Quan, and turned to pounce on Liu Bei.

In the blink of an eye, that gaping maw lunged at Liu Bei's throat!

Liu Bei was so frightened that he almost jumped out of his skin; it was too late to escape.

In the blink of an eye, Liu Quan suddenly pushed off with both legs, his body shooting out like a bullet, instantly appearing in front of Liu Bei.

He blocked the wolf's front paw with his left arm, and swung his right fist, which whistled through the air, and hit the wolf squarely on the forehead.

A crisp "crack" was the sound of a skull shattering.

Before the wolf could even let out a scream, its body went limp and it collapsed to the ground like a lump of mud. Its limbs twitched a couple of times before it stopped moving.

The power of a single punch is astounding!

Liu Bei's eyes widened, and he trembled with excitement. "Good brother, can I learn this?"

"You can learn this."

Before he could finish speaking, Liu Quan lunged forward again.

Before he could even make a move, the remaining wolves scattered in all directions.

The two-legged creatures were so ferocious that they were truly terrified.

The two continued down the mountain without incident.

After leaving the mountain pass, the terrain gradually flattens out, and large tracts of farmland appear before us.

The crops in the fields have all been harvested, leaving only bare stubble.

A few lights were scattered in the distance among the dark houses.

That's Lousang Village.

The two children quickened their pace.

A young woman, about twenty years old, stood at the village entrance. She had a blue cloth wrapped around her head and wore a faded blue cloth shirt.

They were anxiously looking this way.

Upon seeing the woman, Sanpang took off running, shouting, "Mother! Mother! I'm back!"

Upon hearing the voice, the woman trembled and quickly came forward.

Just as Kim Jong-un was about to throw himself into her arms, the woman reached out, grabbed Kim Jong-un's ear, and lifted him up.

Sanpang cried out "Ouch, ouch!" and tiptoed around in circles.

"You wretched child!" The woman's voice trembled, whether from anger or lingering fear, it was hard to tell. "It's already dark and you still haven't gone home! Do you know how long your mother has been looking for you? Do you know how worried your mother was?"

Sanpang's ears were being pulled, but he was still laughing: "Mother, be gentle, be gentle! I met a fairy on the mountain, no, I met my little brother, no, oh dear, Mother, look! I brought someone back!"

Only then did the woman notice that there was a small figure standing behind Sanpang.

Under the moonlight, a six- or seven-year-old boy stood there quietly.

He was dressed in a short, bluish-gray tunic with a hemp rope tied around his waist, looking no different from the other children in the village.

But his face, his eyes, and his overall demeanor were unlike any other child in the village.

He was small in stature, yet he possessed an indescribable air of authority.

The woman was stunned and quickly asked her son, "Who is this child?"

"Mom, let me tell you, Quan is something else..."

Liu Sanpang started rambling on and on.