Allergic To Furry Things But Can Pet Them Mentally – CH92

Chapter 92

Over the next few days, Tang Rong wrapped the little snow leopard in a small blanket every single day, rolling it up like a tiny stuffed pancake with only its fluffy little head left sticking out.

Then he would hold it in his arms and feed it milk from a baby bottle.

He did not really know why he insisted on doing this. He could obviously have just fed it directly. But for some reason, he found it especially fun. It was as if Baby had truly turned completely into an actual little baby.

The little snow leopard was also very happy to play along with this little game, something very much like playing house.

At the same time, Tang Rong had also started making the gift he planned to give Bai Tu.

Thanks to Shen Muhan’s tireless “pillow talk” every day, after Tang Rong discussed it with Bai Tu, the two of them finally decided that Bai Tu’s tag would be engraved with the words:

“The Coolest Little Rabbit.”

It was meant to encourage Xiao Tu.

In order to protect the uniqueness of the title “Xiao Rong’s XX,” the little snow leopard did not mind giving up the title of “the coolest” to the little lop-eared rabbit.

Bai Tu liked both “Xiao Rong’s TuTu” and “The Coolest Little Rabbit,” so he ran off to ask his grandma to help him choose.

Grandma Bai chose the latter without the slightest hesitation.

At the same time, Bai Tu also used his New Year money to buy Tang Rong a gift of his own—a particularly beautiful set of pearly crayons.

The very first thing Tang Rong drew with them was a sparkling little snow leopard.

By the time he finished Bai Tu’s tag, kindergarten had already started again. Before school reopened, Tang Rong had begged his family to take him to the convalescent base once more so he could pet the furry spirit bodies there and earn more points.

In the end, his family could not withstand his soft, spoiled coaxing and took him there once—but only for half a day, and after that they refused to allow him back for the time being.

And so, little by little, stumbling forward as he went, Tang Rong continued saving up points.

…

The day he finally reached 10,000 points was late spring, on April 20. Tang Rong remembered the date very clearly.

Because he was only 20 points short, Tang Rong had specially called over every member of the family and asked them all to switch into their furry spirit forms to play house with him—even Butler Longcat.

He dressed every single fluffy creature in little clothes, but perhaps because he was only 20 points away, it felt as though fate was deliberately blocking him. By the time the game of house ended, he still had not earned a single point.

The system gave a light cough and tried to save the main system’s reputation. [It’s probably because you’ve already petted your family’s spirit forms so many times that it’s hard to get extra points from them now. How about going to Brother Xiaochun’s mall and petting the spirit forms working part-time there? They often have new ones rotating through. Since they’re not fixed staff, you can get quite a lot of points from new spirit forms. Twenty points should definitely be easy.]

It would take a long time to get to the mall, especially with the strict inspections at the entrance to Eden. And after earning the points, he would still need to come back and stand in front of his mother’s coffin before he could use them on her—that was the reason Tang Rong had not chosen the mall in the first place.

But if he could not get any new points from his family, then there was no other choice.

Just as Tang Rong lowered his head, the system suddenly let out a startled cry.

Tang Rong: “?”

The system said, [Quick, look at your slippers!]

Tang Rong was currently sitting on a soft mat playing house. He was not wearing shoes, only a pair of socks. Hearing that, he turned his gaze toward the direction of his little tiger slippers behind him.

There, he saw a real little tiger lying on top of one of his slippers, taking the slipper’s place. Its shape and coloring were exactly the same as the tiger on the slipper!

If someone only swept their eyes over it casually, they might not even notice it at first glance.

The moment the little cub realized Tang Rong had noticed him, he stopped pretending. He stood up at once, then padded over unhurriedly and stuck close to him.

[Ding~ Points +20]

His point balance finally became a whole number: 10,000.

Tang Rong’s eyes widened in astonishment. He immediately reached out and scooped the little tiger into his arms.

If he remembered correctly, Grandpa’s spirit body was a tiger.

Then this tiger…

“Grandpa?” Tang Rong’s voice held both delight and uncertainty.

“Aw-woo.” The little tiger nodded at him, confirming his guess.

Because of Tang Rong’s appearance, Grandpa Tang Yinsheng had stopped regularly stripping spiritual power out of his body, and naturally he could now switch back into his spirit form as well.

However, the weakness his body had accumulated over the years could not be repaired in just a few days. The doctors had advised him to remain in human form as much as possible and avoid becoming his spirit body.

He had been strictly following their advice all this time. But today, he really could not hold back any longer. He wanted to join the family and play house with his little grandson in spirit form.

So the little tiger had disguised himself as Tang Rong’s tiger slipper, hoping to give his little grandson a surprise.

Holding the little tiger, Tang Rong pressed his face against its fur, full of amazement and joy.

Partly because he had finally gotten to see Grandpa’s spirit form,

and partly because Grandpa’s spirit form had arrived at exactly the right moment, bringing him the final points he needed to exchange for the resurrection card.

Now that the points had finally reached 10,000, Tang Rong desperately wanted to run straight to the coffin and revive his mother. But because of the system’s warnings, he could not act too eagerly and give himself away, so he could only force himself to endure it.

These days, every evening after leaving his little uncle’s lessons, he would go sit with his mother for a while, staying there until the little snow leopard and the little lion finished training, then going to the training ground to pick up the little snow leopard.

He had to wait until that time today too.

Only then would his mother’s revival not arouse any suspicion.

While cuddling the little tiger, Tang Rong secretly purchased the resurrection card from the system shop in advance. Then his gaze fell onto the fluffy creatures in front of him. Because he was feeling so anxious inside, he had lost all interest in continuing to play house. He put the little tiger down, took off all the little clothes they were wearing, and packed them back into the small box.

It was still only afternoon. He had no idea how he was going to get through the rest of the time.

After thinking and thinking, Tang Rong suddenly stood up in his little tiger slippers and went to fetch something.

One of the tiger slippers had been covered by the little tiger earlier, and it was still warm and cozy. It felt especially nice.

Not long later, under the puzzled yet expectant gazes of several pairs of animal eyes, Tang Rong came back carrying his drawing tools.

He liked drawing. Drawing calmed his heart, and time always seemed to pass especially quickly while he was doing it.

He wanted to use drawing to pass the time.

Tang Rong sat down in front of the rug, arranged his drawing materials, and said, “I’m going to draw a fluffy family portrait for all of you.”

As soon as the fluffy creatures heard that, they all hurriedly sat up straight and lifted their little heads, giving the little boy a proper frontal angle so he would have a good reference and be able to draw better.

Of them, the little tiger, the little lion, and the little black wolf—having all received military training—held the straightest posture. The little nine-tailed fox carefully smoothed all nine of its tails. The little snow leopard, on the other hand, lounged more lazily, because it knew Tang Rong could draw it well even without needing to use it as a reference.

And so Tang Rong kept drawing until the sun went down. At last, he finished the fluffy family portrait.

The fluffy creatures immediately crowded closer, each poking its little head out beside him to admire the painting.

Every single one of them looked unbelievably adorable under his brush.

It was honestly hard to believe that such skill had come from a child not yet five years old.

The butler immediately had a servant frame the painting and hang it in the center of the wall in the living room.

Staring at the orange sunset outside, Tang Rong urged them to hurry with dinner. After wolfing it down, he used the excuse that he was too tired from drawing all afternoon to skip the evening lesson with his little uncle and went straight to his mother.

As he passed through each layer of identity verification, Tang Rong’s heartbeat grew faster and faster—so fast that even the light-brain ring on his neck detected something abnormal.

But he could not care about any of that now. His eyes were filled with only one thing—

his mother, whom he was about to bring back to life.

At last, the final identity verification went through. Tang Rong hurried up to the coffin and stared at the beautiful face of the woman inside. Then, without hesitation, he used the card he had already purchased that afternoon.

[Use “Resurrection Card”?
Target: Yun Jian (conditions for use have been confirmed)]

[Yes] [No]

Yes.

Tang Rong felt as though his heart were pounding so violently it might leap right out of his chest. At the same time, his body suddenly seemed to be going wrong too—growing heavier and heavier, while the scene before his eyes rapidly darkened and blurred.

As if alerted by the abnormal reading from his light-brain ring, Father and the butler called him at once. But Tang Rong only had time to catch the faintest glimpse of the incoming screen before he completely blacked out and collapsed forward onto the coffin.

At the very same moment, inside the coffin, a pair of pale green eyes—so much like the little boy’s—suddenly opened.

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