Chapter 2308 "The Shamans' Love and Hate"

Ainsley really didn't know such a thing happened, so she naturally didn't understand why the legendary beast spirit, the owner of the domain, actually looked at her for such a long time. It was indeed a long time because Ainsley felt the gaze and the thunderous pressure from the moment she stood in front of the altar until she left the altar! When the informant and the shamans knew about this, they almost wrung their handkerchief dramatically, bit their handkerchief and cried on the spot. So jealous, ah! The legendary beast spirit actually looked at this kid for such a long time! It would not be an accidental gaze or something if it were that long. So, why would the domain owner look at Ainsley for so long? Was it because she was a transmigrator and the domain owner was also interested in her potential to explore the outer world? Or maybe it was because both of them had a unique charm ability? The nine-tailed fox's most famous ability was naturally either charm ability or anything related to fire. However, people were used to a.s.sociate demonic foxes with charm ability, so the chance of the fox being interested in Ainsley because of her charm ability would be high! Don't look at how many charm ability users there were in the country. The fox would not even take a glance at those people, unless they had a unique charm ability like Ainsley. The shamans were really jealous of Ainsley, but even if they knew that Ainsley was an adult inside, being jealous of someone who was a child from the outside.... n(-.---/-)/.(I-(n

It was too shameful. Not to mention that the kid was really well-behaved and cute, not arrogant at all just because she was a big boss from the mafia circle and was famous all over the world. Ainsley might not be the strongest ability user ever, and she was more famous in the charm ability user circle and the circle of ability users with unique abilities than in the shaman circle. However, if common people and most ability users were asked to name several shamans that they knew or they felt were the most powerful, Ainsley would always be listed gloriously. The shamans were both jealous and proud of the kid. Jealous because the kid wasn't strong enough as a shaman to have that popularity. Proud because the bad stigma of shamans, who were usually a.s.sociated with gloomy people and freaks, was finally cleared thanks to this kid. The kid was cheerful and cute, and she was also a shaman. So, the entire shaman circle benefited a little from her. In the past, people looked at shamans as weirdos and maniacs. Now, they felt that shamans were cool wizards. The shamans all had a love-and-hate feeling for this kid who represented their entire circle! Despite knowing that the domain owner had been looking at her for a long time, Ainsley didn't care too much about this and started to explore the cave palace to find the person she had been looking for. The group also knew Ainsley's ultimate goal when she came to this place, so they also helped her to find a humanoid spirit who looked like Ainsley. That person should be the first ancestor that Ainsley was looking for. It was at this moment that the fox and the first ancestor himself put on adisguise and went to stalk the little kid. Ainsley didn't go with Elliana and the big group. The big group scattered all over the cave to look for the first ancestor, so everyone regrouped into a smaller group of two to three people. The shaman guides got along with fellow shamans. The informant went with the shaman guild master. Elliana went with the people from the Sloan Family. Naturally, Ainsley was left alone with her two sacred beasts. Bello didn't bother to change into his humanoid form, so the group of one kid and two cats departed just like that. The three people tried to find a humanoid spirit among so many beast and plant spirits, and it was not an easy task at all. As usual, Ainsley was popular among the beast and plant spirits, so it seriously hindered their movement to find humanoid spirits who rarely showed up in front of guests. Ainsley and the cats also met fellow shamans from other places who came to attract spirits, and these shamans were also a pain in the a*s for Ainsley. After all, Ainsley was too popular among the spirits, which seriously affected other shamans who also wanted to find spirits. One spirit could only give their token to their favorite person three times. Even worse, the humanoid spirit only had one chance. The people who came to this place were all shamans and those who were ready to accept beast and plant spirits instead of humanoid spirits. They were either top shamans whose first spirit had already died, and they had already endured the backlash, so they didn't care whether their replacement contract spirit was a beast or a humanoid spirit, or they were geniuses who had not contracted any spirits. These genius shamans at a young age were ambitious and didn't want to be like other shamans whose spirits were humanoid spirits. It was common sense that beasts and plants all had a higher strength than humans and humanoid races who were on the same level. Not to mention that there were too many entry-level sacred beast spirits inside the cave palace. The number of mid-level and high-level beast spirits alone was numerous, too many to count. This cave palace was a mountain of treasure for shamans, so who would want to see their 'treasure' running over to their compet.i.tor like mad?