Chapter 318: No Visitors.

Chapter 318: 318: No Visitors.

Ally hesitated. She could clearly see the fear and shock in his eyes, so she asked with a smile, "Yeah, what’s wrong with it?"

The young rabbit hesitated, wondering if he should speak. But considering how kindly Ally had treated him and even healed his injuries, he figured he could trust her.

And so, he finally spoke. "Well... the thing is, I’ve heard about the Netherwild Tribe, and... all I’ve heard about it is scary."

He added, "They say they’re dangerous people who will kill and eat you. They’re supposedly not nice at all, which is why no one associates with them."

He paused and glanced around nervously. "So, I’m..."

But before he could finish, Ally burst into laughter. She laughed so hard that the young rabbit could only stare at her in confusion.

When she finally stopped laughing, he asked, "Is something wrong? Why are you laughing?"

Ally shook her head with a smile. "Silly you! Those are all biased lies. How can people judge others when they don’t even know them?"

"Huh?" the rabbit asked, confused.

Ally smiled as she explained, "You saw it for yourself. Those are just lies people made up about us. Contrary to what they say, the beastmen here are simply powerful individuals whom everyone has misunderstood and turned into villains because it’s easier to do that than understand them."

She continued, "You saw how everyone in the tribe accepted you and agreed to save you. They even brought gifts and congratulated you when you woke up. Does that look like something monsters would do?"

The young rabbit slowly nodded at her words. He supposed she had a point.

"That’s true... I’m sorry for misunderstanding. I guess you can never truly know the truth if all you do is listen to rumors. I’m glad I got to experience it myself and see how good everyone here is," he admitted.

Ally smiled. "Don’t mention it. It’s always like that. Here, drink some more."

She continued feeding him while the little ones stood nearby, watching her.

At that moment, the rabbit suddenly remembered something. "Oh! I’ve been so carried away that I keep forgetting to introduce myself."

He straightened up slightly before saying, "My name is Sun, and I’m from the White Rabbit Tribe."

Ally smiled at him. "Sun... You really do suit your name. You’re as bright as the sun!" she complimented, gently patting his hair.

Sun smiled back. As she patted his head with such a gentle expression, he couldn’t help feeling his heart flutter at how kind and sweet she was.

"And what’s your name?" Sun asked.

"You can call me Ally. I’m from this tribe. My papa is the tribe leader, and my mama is the queen here. These are my siblings," she explained.

"Oh..." Sun nodded, thinking for a moment. "I don’t remember the Netherwild Tribe having a female, let alone a female daughter and other children." He glanced around before adding, "I guess I’m not very up to date with the news. My apologies."

Ally smiled and shook her head. "Don’t mention it. My mother is actually the first and only female in this tribe, and she gave birth to us," she explained proudly.

Sun nodded. "That’s nice to know. I really hope I get to meet your mother soon. She must be a wonderful person, too!"

Ally smiled as she continued feeding him. "You should focus on eating and recovering first. I’ve already told everyone not to visit today so you can get some proper rest. Maybe they can come tomorrow or another day."

Sun blinked. "Oh, is that so?"

He continued drinking the soup she fed him for a while before turning to her with a warm smile. "Thank you again for saving me. I’ll always be grateful to you."

Ally smiled back. "Don’t mention it. Besides, how did you even get hurt so badly?"

Sun paused, staring into the distance for a while. "We were attacked by some monsters... and..." He bit his lower lip, struggling to find the words to explain what had happened.

"You don’t have to talk about it now if you’re not ready. Take your time," Ally assured him. "Just eat first."

At that moment, Rai and Kan also made their way into the room.

"Look who’s here to pay a visit and congratulate our new little healer!" Kan announced with a smile as they walked inside.

Ally turned to look at them as they placed the apples they had brought on the table.

"Huh? What are you two doing here? I said no one should visit until tomorrow so he can get some rest!" she complained.

Rai smiled. "Well, I guess we couldn’t wait to come and see him." He looked down at the rabbit. "Hey, kiddo! You’re the patient, right?"

Sun nodded firmly, while Ally sighed.

"Uncles never listen! Now he’s not going to get any proper rest," she grumbled.

Kan smiled. "Don’t worry. It’s not like we’re staying here all night. We just popped in to see him, and we’ll be leaving soon."

"It’s nice to have you here," Sun said politely with a smile.

Kan folded his arms and chuckled. "Oh, I see the rabbit is even more polite than our Ally here!"

Rai looked at Ally and shook his head in mock disappointment. "Our Ally is kicking us out! Where’s all that training we gave you? We watched you grow up and trained you, only for you to start kicking us out like this!"

They teased her, clearly enjoying themselves.

Ally scoffed and shook her head. "I’m prioritizing my patient now."

Kan smiled knowingly. "And that’s why you didn’t want anyone visiting. I see. So strict!"

"Exactly! And that’s why your poor dad is standing outside, pacing around without even coming inside," Rai added with a knowing smile.

Kan joined in. "True, true. I bet he’s been out there for ages, walking back and forth." He sighed and shook his head. "Poor dad indeed."

"Do you think he’ll catch a cold from standing out there for so long?" Kan asked casually.

Rai shrugged. "I don’t know."

As they continued talking, Ally slowly turned to stare at them. It was hard to tell what was going through her mind as she watched the two men, let alone what she was thinking of saying next.