Just as Ah Jie said, he came to find them the next morning and took them shopping, so he brought breakfast with him early in the morning. After the two ate a simple meal, they went to Ah Jie's shop to see what they needed.

"Uncle A-Jie, are all of these yours?" Huo Haojie asked A-Jie, twirling a small wooden gun in his hand.

"These items are all mine. If you need more, I can give you more. All of these items in the store are registered; you cannot take them."

Ah Jie knew what they were there to do, so he told them directly that everything in the store was registered with the government and that every item sold needed to be recorded. However, he also had a batch of illicit goods that he could give them.

After hearing what he said, the brother and sister exchanged a glance, indicating that they understood.

"Uncle Jie, is it convenient for us to go and take a look?"

"Can"

After that, A-Jie closed the door and led them to the slums. After many twists and turns, they arrived at a beggar's house.

This beggar had a scraggly beard, and his clothes were hand-picked up from the roadside and carelessly draped over his body. It was hard to tell how long it had been since he had washed them; he looked very dirty.

When he saw A-Jie, he immediately stood up.

"Ah Jie, who are they?"

"You don't need to worry about it. Go outside and keep watch. I need to go check on something."

Ah Jie didn't say anything to him, and directly led the two inside. The beggar listened to Ah Jie's words and didn't ask any more questions. He also obediently sat down outside the door.

Once inside, Aje pulled on a metal plate on the ground, then led them down.

"Take a look at these things; feel free to take anything you can use."

Looking at the wall full of guns, Ruan Ruan picked up a sniper rifle, took a look, and then chose her. She then tried the others. Huo Haojie did the same, picked up a sniper rifle, and then chose some other items.

At first, A-Jie thought that only Huo Haojie would choose something for self-defense. But after seeing Ruan Ruan's actions, he realized that he had underestimated her. In the blink of an eye, he understood that Mr. Bai's disciple could not possibly be so mediocre as to need someone else to protect her.

Upon seeing their actions, he handed them two bags from the side, indicating that they could fill them with whatever they wanted.

"Thanks"

"Uncle A-Jie, look at all this we took today. How much did it cost?" They couldn't just take it for free since he was so generous. It was all bought with real money, and they would need his help later, so they couldn't take advantage of him right away.

"No need, consider these gifts as a way of offsetting the money Mr. Bai once gave me."

They understood what Ah Jie meant, and now they also understood what Uncle Ah Kun meant when he said that this person was very straightforward.

"Thank you very much, Uncle Jie."

After Xie left, they didn't stand on ceremony with him and packed up everything they could possibly use. In no time, an entire wall of things had been looted by them.

When they came out, each of them had a bag in their hand. There was no other way, so A-Jie had to drive out the car where he had left it so they could put their things in. Otherwise, he was afraid that if they were carrying them so openly, they would be surrounded by soldiers in no time.

Afterwards, A-Jie took them to buy a lot of local clothes, shoes, and some food and other necessities.

In the afternoon, Ah Jie dropped them off at the shop and then drove back, telling them to get a good rest tonight and that they would set off tomorrow.

The next day, Ah Jie drove over, threw their things in, and set off with them. Along the way, they drove to less crowded areas. Because Ah Jie was with them, and Ruan Ruan had specially put on makeup for them before leaving, no one noticed their difference.

After a week, they finally arrived at their destination. A-Jie led them into the forest and then knocked on a wooden door. This house was probably a resting place for hunters.

They didn't know why A-Jie had brought them here.

After Ah Jie knocked rhythmically on the door, the person who opened it was a young man who looked to be about the same age as Huo Haojie.

"Uncle A-Jie, you've arrived!" The young man greeted him happily as soon as he saw that the visitor was A-Jie.

"Ah Hao, are you all alone? Where's your grandfather?"

After A-Jie led them into the house, he asked the young man.

"I heard wolves howling last night. This morning, Grandpa said he was going to check it out. They should be back soon."

"Alright, these two are my nephew and niece, Aruan and Haojie. I'll take them to meet your grandfather this time."

I gave him a brief introduction of Ruan Ruan and Huo Haojie, of course, not their real names, just a casual mention. After that, I learned about the situation here while waiting for the old man.

The old man returned before dark, bringing with him a small wild boar.

Uncle Ming, you're back.

Hearing a noise outside the door, A-Jie got up, opened the door, and saw the still vigorous old man carrying a wild boar weighing several dozen kilograms back home.

"Hey, A-Jie, you've come," the old man said, throwing the wild boar off his back onto the snow.

Who are these two children?

Seeing the two people standing next to Ah Hao, whom he didn't recognize, he assumed they were brought by Ah Jie, so he asked them.

"These are my nephew and niece, Aruan and Haojie. I happened to be here on business, so I brought them to see you."

"Why did you bring back a wild boar?"

Seeing that he didn't want to talk about Ruan Ruan and Huo Haojie, the old man didn't ask any more questions after hearing his question and just let it go.

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