Seeing the Bluebird's frightened appearance, the Queen Mother understood that her earlier words might have scared her.
"Alright, you don't need to be nervous. I really wasn't blaming you. You've been with me for countless ages, and now that I've taken you as my disciple, I'm naturally good to you and won't make things difficult for you."
At this point, the Queen Mother suddenly laughed, "Besides, you have a good relationship with the Great Saint, and if I were to blame you, that monkey might not agree."
The Bluebird felt a bit awkward. When the Mistress commented on her relationship with the Master being good, she was indeed a bit embarrassed.
She wanted to explain but felt it was unnecessary, as if she was overthinking it. But if she didn't explain, it seemed as if she was tacitly agreeing, which made her anxious.
However, fortunately, the Great Saint's relationship with her was quite good, so the Mistress refrained from punishing her.
