Who let him join the Sword Sect?!

Following behind like the pet with a golden skin.

The exoskeleton is entirely silver, a silver cord-like magical artifact is tightly fitted onto Little Qilin's back, with an additional disc-shaped magical artifact installed midway.

At the center of the disc-shaped magical artifact, beneath a transparent crystal, constantly changes the Thousand Mechanism Rune Array.

Through the control of the Thousand Mechanism Rune Array, the silver exoskeleton, not linked with the cord-like magical artifact, partially covers Little Qilin's limbs.

"How do you use this thing?" Zhang Ze asked.

"You use it like this." Lily snapped her fingers.

The Thousand Mechanism Rune Arrays on the backs of these Little Qilins simultaneously lit up with a white glow, and under the control of the rune arrays, those metallic exoskeletons started to move, mimicking the posture of animals walking to assist the Little Qilins in moving.

The Little Qilins had expressions like discovering a new world.

It turns out these four sticks on my body can move, so magical!

With the help of the exoskeleton, the Little Qilins stepped on water splashes, and slowly set foot on the land.

Among them, a few of the smarter ones already started to adapt to the exoskeleton's assistance, and their walking began to become smooth.

Soon, this group of Little Qilins began clumsily running along the shore.

Zhang Ze and Lily stood to one side, with expressions akin to watching a nursery.

However, the good times didn't last long. Just as these young Qilins almost fully adapted to the exoskeleton, they all had new ideas.

[Goodbye uncle and aunt, we're setting sail now.]

Very quickly, without Zhang Ze and Lily even paying attention, this group of Little Qilins disappeared without a trace...

"Go after them, why just stand there!" Zhang Ze slapped Lily and then his figure transformed into a stream of light, disappearing by the pond.

Only after did Lily regain her senses, exclaiming, and also bringing her own big golden retriever chased after.

Fortunately, these little guys' legs and feet weren't very agile, they didn't run very fast. Sensing the waves emitted by those Thousand Mechanism exoskeletons, Zhang Ze unleashed all four of his Golden Cores as flight tools.

He pinched a Spell with his hand, and the Golden Cores along with the True Qi around him began to vibrate.

Disrupted by Zhang Ze, the Thousand Mechanism Rune Array on Little Qilin's body stopped.

Once these little ones lost their assistance, their walking again became unbalanced as if drunk, and fell with a plop into the grass.

Zhang Ze retrieved his Golden Core, and took out a burlap sack from the Hundred Treasures Bag, starting to pull these disobedient little guys out of the grass dirt kiln like picking up salted fish, and stuffed them into the bag.

Luckily, it was easier than catching cats in the past life.

But upon returning to the pond side with Lily, after counting up both bags, they still found one missing.

Elder Han's Little Qilin was gone...

"It's bad, Lily, you watch them here, I'll go find that one."

After saying, Zhang Ze disappeared again.

Lily looked down at the two bags, inside were Little Qilins of various colors blinking their eyes at her.

Sighing, Lily began to slack off again.

She untied a Token from her waist, infused it with Spiritual Qi and raised it high overhead, and after a crane call, a ray of glow descended from the Immortal Ship above Spirit Deer Valley.

Lily led her big golden retriever, carrying two burlap sacks, stepped on the glow and returned onto the Immortal Ship.

Finding an empty room with no people, Lily manually made a simple water pool, dumped this group of little ones into the pool, then turned off their exoskeletons.

Sitting on a small horse stool, watching Little Qilins flapping around in the pool, Lily began to feel bored again.

She watched the Little Qilins for a while and then looked at her big golden retriever, and came up with an idea.

Big lazy supports small lazy, small lazy supports lazy dog.

"Maomao, you watch them for a bit, I'm going out for a walk."

After speaking, Lily disappeared in a flash, but didn't forget to lock the door when she left.

After Lily left, Maomao faithfully fulfilled its duty, squatting by the pool and watching these Little Qilins.

The Little Qilins looked at Maomao.

Presumably wanting to communicate, Maomao suddenly barked.

"Woof!"

The Little Qilins in the water tilted their heads in confusion, and soon, the pool sounded with a chorus of woofs.

"Woof! Woof woof woof!"

...

Unaware of Lily's laziness causing trouble, Zhang Ze was still searching in the valley.

But Elder Han's one was smart beyond measure, not only already learned to walk ahead of time, it even instinctively learned to conceal its tracks.

Luckily, the little guy was still a bit weak, and wasn't very adept in using its Divine Techniques, leaving some clues.

Just when Zhang Ze reached the edge of the valley again, and the little guy's tracks were lost, he heard Li's voice.

"It really wasn't Xiao Bai's doing, the grass was already wilting before stepping."

Li's voice was somewhat aggrieved, and the little elephant over two meters tall hiding behind it was even more so.

Having transitioned from a cattle herder to an elephant keeper, Li also followed the Immortal Ship to Spirit Deer Valley, currently patrolling with the Spirit Beasts unsuitable to enter the valley.

But due to the slow spread of abnormalities from Spirit Deer Valley to surroundings, incidents were inevitable.

A small grass was inadvertently stepped on by a Spirit Elephant flying.

And a young girl from Medicine King Valley was pouting at Li while looking at the white elephant.

Although she wasn't blaming the two, it was distressing for her.

Zhang Ze walked over and asked, "What's the matter?"

Seeing someone come, the Medicine King Valley young girl politely nodded towards Zhang Ze.

Li, like seeing a savior, began explaining the situation to Zhang Ze.

After understanding the cause, Zhang Ze squatted beside the big footprint and started to examine the little grass that had been stepped on.