Totu spoke with a proud expression.
"I set up a trap," he said.
"I wanted to capture them and teach them a lesson."
The teacher looked at him.
"Oh?" he asked calmly.
"You wanted to capture them… and you succeeded?"
Totu nodded proudly.
The teacher asked again, his tone measured,
"Then what did you do to them?
Why are they seeking revenge against you so aggressively—so extremely?"
Totu did not lower his pride. Instead, he replied cheerfully,
"I trapped them and bound every one of them to the trees with ropes. I wanted them to know that I am not someone to be pushed around—to know who the White Ghost truly is, the nightmare of the Butterfly Fairies' world. My name is not something to be taken lightly",
I planned to let them go and escape their territory.
He paused, then continued quickly,
But when I was about to leave,
"Who would have thought? Even after that, they didn't calm down—they started scolding me again, they threatened me.
They scolded me together".
Totu face grew indignant.
"I became very angry.
I wanted to teach them a lesson… but I didn't do anything bad.
Teacher, you always say I'm a good boy, right?
I have an innocent heart. Am I a good boy or a bad boy?"
He looked at the teacher with a cute, earnest expression, clearly believing he had done nothing wrong.
The teacher was well aware of Totu's cuteness, and he also believed Totu would not truly harm anyone.
Still, he needed to know the details.
"You are a good boy," the teacher said calmly.
"And you are a very handsome boy."
Totu's face immediately filled with a bright smile.
Then the teacher asked again, gently but directly,
"Alright.
Now tell me—what method did you use to teach them a lesson?"
This time, even Toku became curious.
He wanted to know what this little kid had done to the five proud princesses of the Butterfly Fairy Clans.
Seeing both the teacher's and Toku's curious gazes. Totu stand proudly
He was not afraid. He truly believed he had done nothing wrong.
Facing the teacher, he spoke honestly,
"They were completely unreasonable.
I only wanted to teach them a small lesson."
He waved his hand lightly.
"I tied them up with ropes and wanted to leave.
But they kept threatening me and scolding me."
His tone grew annoyed.
"Teacher, you don't know—they scolded me badly.
I was already very angry because they chased me ruthlessly for a long time.
I had been running for hours."
He hesitated, then said,
"So… I slapped them on their backs a few times.
Just a little.
Only to teach them a lesson."
The moment the teacher and Toku heard that Totu had slapped the five most precious princesses of the Butterfly Fairy Clans, Toku froze.
His small mouth opened wide in shock.
After a moment, he regained his senses, blinked his golden eyes rapidly, and then looked at Totu with a strange, silly smile.
No one could tell what was going on inside Toku's little head.
The teacher, too, was momentarily stunned—not because of Totu's actions, but because he sensed another problem hidden behind the situation.
Still, he showed no emotion on the surface and continued listening.
Totu went on,
"I only slapped them a few times, but they didn't stop threatening me.
They kept scolding me."
His frustration grew.
"I was very angry.
So I bit their hands."
He quickly added,
"But not hard!
I only bit lightly.
I just left a small teeth mark."
He nodded seriously.
"I wanted to bite them again, but butterfly soldiers arrived, so I escaped."
He crossed his arms and said indignantly,
"That's all I did.
I didn't do anything wrong.
But those butterfly fairy puppies want revenge on me!"
"Hmph!"
He lifted his chin proudly.
"I told them who I am—the White Gost of the Butterfly Fairy World."
After finishing, Totu returned to the reclining chair and leaned back.
Toku was shocked again.
His eyes blinked several times as he looked at Totu, then he suddenly said eagerly,
"Totu, next time you want to bite them, call me!
I'm very experienced at biting.
I can even teach you secrets."
He opened his mouth proudly, showing his bright white teeth.
"See? My teeth are sharp—but I can control them and leave no marks!"
Before he could say more, the teacher lightly knocked Toku on the head.
Thud.
Toku immediately covered his head with both hands, rubbing it gently.
He blinked his golden eyes and looked at the teacher with a pained expression, opening his mouth to protest—
But the moment he met the teacher's cold gaze, he closed his mouth.
Without another word, Toku lay down obediently on the teacher's stomach.
The teacher then turned his cold gaze toward Totu.
Totu, who had been watching the moon and stars, noticed the look and immediately copied Toku—
He covered his head with both hands and curled slightly in the reclining chair.
He looked at the teacher with a cute, innocent expression.
When teacher looked that he shook his head silently, glanced at the moon and stars, and spoke,
"Alright.
Now tell me—what is your plan next?"
He continued calmly,
"You have already become the target of the five princesses of the Butterfly Fairy Clans.
If you return to their world, their first response will be to capture you.
It will be impossible for you to gain anything."
Totu sighed softly in relief that the teacher did not scold him, then leaned back again, gazing at the moon and stars.
When he heard the teacher's question, he truly didn't know what to do next.
He closed his eyes and took a deep breath.
Countless thoughts and calculations passed through his mind.
Time flowed quietly.
The night wind moved gently beneath the shadowed sky.
After a long while, Totu slowly opened his eyes and spoke.
"Teacher… you once said that in this world, if you want to live, you must choose your path."
Teacher replied "Each person walks a different life path, shaped by their choices and fate, Ok first tell me the life Paths meanings .
Totu spoke slowly, and seriously.
"If you choose the path of living, you must endure all kinds of emotions."
"When you face trouble, if you want to live, you must bow your head.
Even if you are humiliated, you must endure it."
"When you face injustice, even if you have the power to help,
if you want to live, you may have to ignore it."
"When you face a difficult situation and want to live,
you may do anything—even kill."
"When you face life and death,
you will use every method,
sacrifice anything,
just to survive."
He paused.
"You may be innocent and want to help others…
but if you want to live, you may lock all kinds of emotions inside your heart and live for yourself."
"You may deceive, betray, or stain your hands—
because survival demands it."
Then his voice softened.
"But in this world, nothing is truly impossible."
"Life and death are not always under one's control.
Those who are strong may die from blind confidence.
Those who are weak may die clinging to emotion."