Baili An put down the handkerchief, looked at her, and laughed: "Do you think I saved you to sell you?"
"...I'm sorry." The little Bamboo Demon slowly lowered her head, her fingers anxiously twisting her clothes: "I know I'm not worth the price of that Spirit Stone, can I repay you slowly in the future?"
Baili An chuckled: "I don't need you to repay me."
"You Ning, my name is You Ning." The little demon obviously hadn't taken in Baili An's words. For demons and monsters alike, names hold extraordinary significance.
By saying her name was You Ning, she wasn't just telling Baili An her name; she was, in a mystical way, offering her name with the third word spirit in the world, surrendering her ownership.
If Baili An had such intentions at this moment, using this little Bamboo Demon to sacrifice the sword for Soul Attachment would certainly have a ten out of ten success rate.
