The little gluttonous child needs to eat

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"Yao Yao, did you really find Dong Dong?"

Elder Gu’s mind was still buzzing. Her precious granddaughter had just glanced at the photo, and now she had found the person?

This was too miraculous, unlike any of the masters she had encountered before.

Given the life-and-death nature of the situation, she couldn't help but look at her granddaughter again, confirming the matter.

Yao Yao nodded her little head. "I really found him, Grandma, don’t worry. I figured it out from the boy’s fate."

She couldn't explain it clearly because Grandma didn’t have an opened Heavenly Eye and couldn’t see the fate lines and the Sea of Destiny.

"Mom, don’t worry. Yao Yao said she found him, so it won’t be wrong," Chen Hui chimed in.

Elder Gu narrowed her eyes and looked at her granddaughter. Seeing her determined expression, and with the guarantee from her daughter-in-law, she decided to trust Yao Yao this time. She turned to the driver and urged, "Hurry up, drive faster."

The driver wiped the sweat off his forehead. He was driving as fast as he could. Any faster, and it would be dangerous. Plus, there was no GPS, and they were relying entirely on Yao Yao’s directions.

"Turn left at the next intersection, then go right after one kilometer..."

This was the first time the driver had ever had a child guiding him while driving. He was worried that a slight mistake might cause them to go off track.

However, strangely enough, the traffic lights were all green, and there was no congestion. They didn’t end up in a dead-end alley either.

"Driver uncle, stop at the bamboo and wood factory ahead," Yao Yao instructed.

After driving for more than an hour, the driver finally heard the signal to stop.

The group got out of the car, and Elder Gu looked around. They were in an abandoned industrial area, overgrown with weeds, with not a single soul in sight.

If traffickers were hiding children, this was the perfect place.

Elder Gu’s surprise grew stronger.

"When do we act?" Elder Gu looked serious.

This area had connected factories, and it was impossible to describe how many hiding places there were. If they weren’t properly prepared, they might let the big fish slip away.

Elder Gu had originally planned to wait for his grandson to arrive before taking action. However, his little granddaughter suddenly frowned, seemingly sensing something, and quickly ran toward a direction.

Elder Gu exchanged a glance with his wife and daughter-in-law. Fearing for Yao Yao's safety, they quickly followed.

They soon arrived at an iron gate. Yao Yao's brow furrowed tightly, as she sensed the distinct spiritual energy of a member from the Xuanmen Sect.

There was actually someone from the Xuanmen Sect involved here. If she hadn’t been able to peer into the Sea of Destiny herself, ordinary methods would never have tracked them down this far. This meant that the boy named Dong Dong would certainly be trafficked successfully.

"Yao Yao, is something wrong?" Chen Hui noticed her daughter’s worsening expression and immediately sensed that something was amiss.

"We can’t wait for Third Brother anymore; there’s someone from the Xuanmen Sect inside."

"Mom, take Grandpa and Grandma further away."

Members of the Xuanmen Sect were far beyond normal cultivators. If there was any disturbance, they could slip away as quickly as an eel.

Chen Hui’s expression changed when she heard this. "Yao Yao, can you handle it? If you can’t, we should contact someone."

Though saving a life was paramount, the premise was that they had the ability to do so.

Otherwise, Chen Hui couldn’t let her daughter risk her life for someone else.

"Yes, Mom. Don’t worry. I can handle a few bad guys inside."

After repeatedly reassuring them, Chen Hui reluctantly agreed to let her daughter handle it, and she moved Grandpa and Grandma to safety.

Yao Yao, seeing this, slapped a charm onto herself and directly passed through the wall. Elder Gu’s eyes widened in astonishment.

After entering the building, Yao Yao sensed the fate lines and quickly arrived at a warehouse-like location. Looking at the tightly closed iron door, she didn’t hesitate and kicked it open with a loud bang.

"Who the hell is it!"

The sudden sound startled everyone inside. They immediately assumed that it was someone from the Xuanmen Sect or a special operations team. However, when they turned around, they were shocked to see a three-year-old child standing before them.

"A little brat? How dare you cause trouble in Li Ye’s territory!"

"Since you’ve come, you’ll stay!"

The leader, a middle-aged man, was the first to react. His face twisted with malice.

He noticed the charm on the child, realizing that she was likely from the Xuanmen Sect.

However, he wasn’t afraid. After all, any child at this age capable of drawing energy into their body was considered an exceptional talent.

He himself was a second-level Xuanshi!

It would be easy to deal with this ignorant brat.

Clearly, he thought the only reason they had been discovered was due to a fluke on the part of the child.

Yao Yao’s brow furrowed even tighter as she stepped inside. She immediately saw a large iron cage in the center of the room, where six or seven children, ranging from five to six years old, were tied up. They were huddled together, looking terrified, and many of them had whip marks on their bodies.

"You evil bastards!" Yao Yao’s anger surged like a volcano.

Her little fists clenched, cracking with anger. She hated adults who beat children, but what made her even angrier was that these people were using Xuanmen techniques to traffic children.

The old Taoist priest had said—evil cultivators who stray from the righteous path deserve to die!

Yao Yao had never been this angry before. She unleashed all her power without hesitation.

A terrifying spiritual pressure descended from her tiny body, and it was solely aimed at the two human traffickers in front of her.

"What... How could this be... so strong!"

The human traffickers, who had been so arrogant just moments ago, were now crushed to the ground, unable to even lift a finger.

The pressure felt like a mountain or a deep abyss, causing their eyes to nearly burst. They stared in horror at the little girl before them, unable to comprehend how someone so young could possess such terrifying strength.

Had they known it would be like this, they would never have dared to be arrogant in front of her.

"What... What kind of monster are you!"

The pressure was definitely above the sixth level.

This child, at this age, with this level of strength, the human traffickers couldn’t fathom which powerful member of the Xuanmen Sect had produced such a prodigy!

Yao Yao didn’t answer his questions. She raised her hand, formed a seal, and began chanting a thunder technique.

Silver arcs of lightning appeared out of nowhere in the room, the blinding white light flashing so intensely it could almost blind anyone in its path.

Moreover, Yao Yao’s spirit was so powerful that, when she unleashed her full strength, the sky outside darkened.

Dark clouds gathered, signaling an impending storm.

This made Chen Hui and the others, who were waiting outside, change their expressions. Then, fear appeared in their eyes.

Suddenly, a thunderous crack sounded, striking straight down.

The lightning hit precisely where Yao Yao was in the warehouse.