Kasha pushed Kahn towards the position of the body, but the latter did not take action, but instead looked at her.

"Kasha, you'd better devour it, after all, you're injured."

"No, come on!" Kasha shook her head, her hair dispersed like waves. "I just suffered a little bit of a minor injury and didn't need to absorb energy to promote repair. And this is our first devour of a brand new species. We must let you come, and maybe we will get unexpected rewards!"

Kahn thought for a moment, then stretched out his claws and pressed them on the evil ghost's head.

The evil ghost's hideous facial features were retracted into the position covered by his claws. His huge body twisted like a towel wrung out and shrinked smaller and smaller. Finally, it was completely sucked into the cracks in the palm of his skin nails, leaving only the marks pressed on the snow.

The devouring process is extremely smooth because the other party is not a flesh-and-blood creature, but an entity composed of energy, which can be absorbed directly without first converting it into energy.

Kahn closed his eyes, and a purple ripples appeared on his skin nails. I wonder if it was an illusion, Kahsha felt that his rough and sharpened skin nails looked a little more delicate.

This should have caused some change, and he is adapting to leave good changes and abandoning bad ones to restore their original state.

"I saw it." Kahn suddenly opened his eyes, but Kahsha didn't see anything in his eyes.

"What did you see..."

Kahn's answer was a paw that gently covered her chest.

Although the movement was very gentle and twitching, the pain on her naked skin exposed under her clavicle was not reduced at all.

"Hiss..." Kasha took a deep breath in pain. This was much more painful than being gnawed by Kahn.

The skin nail fragments took root and grew on her skin, and then formed into one with her original skin nails. She watched the ripples of purple light spread on her body, and the interlaced nail pieces automatically covered her eyes and formed into a helmet, and her vision also changed.

The void changed the vision of all things in various patterns, becoming similar to the naked eye, but the tones of the whole world have been reversed. In a light blue dark tone, all the spiritual things are shining, which is obvious.

Sure enough, this is what they want.

Kasha saw a few little monsters looking at them in the bushes in the distance, beside the roots of the branches, and there were flashes of animals on the other side. Some nuts hanging on the tree were also glowing, but the nuts that fell to the ground were shining inward.

She estimated it slightly? Within the range of vision, there are still a lot of spiritual things.

"Can you change it back," she asked.

"Yes, similar abilities can always be compatible and coexist."

Hearing Kahn's affirmative answer? Kahsha's thoughts moved? The blink of an eye turned into void vision again, but the creatures in the spiritual realm could not see it.

She raised her head slightly?                                                            �

Since they couldn’t see the spiritual realm at the beginning? Then the void creatures shouldn’t be able to see it.

"No." Kahn shook his head: "The two realms are in the opposite direction. If the realms of material are destroyed, the realms of spiritual will collapse. Not to mention that the void will definitely find a way to invade the realms of spiritual realms, and no one can escape this catastrophe."

"When I didn't say it." Kasha also felt that she was too simple to see the problem? She was stupid? She walked not far away and picked up the burqa that the two had left behind before, patted off the snow and wrapped it in.

They mimicked skin nails into ordinary clothes, and then began to deal with the scene, trying to make them look like they had never fought.

"By the way, where did we mess with it? Why did this evil ghost attack us?" Kasha asked while sweeping the snow with her hands.

Do evil ghosts take the initiative to hurt people relatively few? Attacking living people can only be provoked and in a bad mood? But the reason for provocation is unknown.

"Maybe it was sleeping and woke up by the little ghost's scream? Are you angry when you get up? Look at the little ghost who died so miserably just now? They were all trampled. If I was awakened by sleeping well, I would be angry."

"I know how to wake you up and won't be angry." Kasha said proudly.

Kahn smiled knowingly: "As long as you open your eyes and see you, I won't be angry."

Kahn's tolerance for Kasha is almost without any taboos. Nowadays, Kahn basically doesn't do stupid things. Except for sometimes having more questions and his mind can't just say some stupid things, but he always answers it patiently. Kahn's tolerance for him is also very high, and he won't scream even if he presses his hair. He is very satisfied with other aspects.

"I think it's more annoying to be snatched up than to be woken up. Maybe the little ghost was its food. When it saw us grabbing the little ghost, it thought it was coming to grab food from it." Kasha walked to Kahn with her hands behind her back, with a thoughtful look in her eyes.

"Maybe you are right. My statement is actually just a guess, the irresponsible kind."

"It's almost noon, go down the mountain, I feel it will snow in the afternoon."

"Um."

The two of them walked down the mountain with their hands and returned to the inn.

When they walked past the main hall, they saw that Akali had returned and was looking down at the situation in the main hall in the corridor on the second floor.

Kasha waved her and greeted her, but Akali was indifferent, as if she hadn't seen it.

"Akali, have lunch together." Kasha went upstairs to talk to her, but what she received was Akali's low warning.

"Don't call my name, and don't talk to me in public. From now on, we have nothing to do with you!"

She turned back to the room, leaving Kasha with a look of surprise, standing there, staring at Karn blankly.

"What's wrong with her?" Kasha hesitated, "Has I done something that made her angry?"

"Obviously, this cannot be your problem." Kahn touched Kasha's head, inserted his fingers into his smooth hair, and slid it behind him and patted it gently: "You have been with me all the time, and I haven't seen anything you did to her."

"But there must be a reason for her being so indifferent... Did she know that I told you that she wanted a tattoo?"

"I haven't told anyone else, how could she know? Don't blame yourself, it's all her problem no matter how you look at it."

"Why is that..." Kasha thought hard, and could make a girl lose her temper for no reason... Wait, it wouldn't be that!

"Kahn, do you think her period is up?"

"How do I know! I'm not a girl, you're a girl!" Kahn rolled his eyes: "Even if the menstrual period is over, it won't be like this! Everyone knows it."

"It's true, but why..." Kasha fell into deep thought again.
Chapter completed!