There is no village in front of the "Laiwang Inn" and no shop behind it. It looks unique and weird at a glance.

Tu Ling woke up instantly. She sat up suddenly and looked at Brother Niu beside her. She was about to speak.

Brother Niu covered his stomach and began to cry out, "Girl, I have a problem. When I'm hungry, I have no strength at all!"

As he spoke, he looked at Tu Ling silently.

Brother Niu seemed to see the worry in her heart. "Many times, the journey takes too long. If we have a place to rest, we won't be so tired."

The strange light in Tu Ling's eyes gradually dissipated.

Maybe she was overthinking it...

Thinking of this, she nodded towards Brother Niu.

Then, the two of them entered the inn together.

"Are you two here for a quick meal or staying overnight?"

The innkeeper was a rather simple middle-aged man. As soon as the two entered the store, the owner hurried forward to greet them with a smile.

Perhaps it was because it was too late, there were no other guests in the inn.

Brother Niu waved his hand and said, "Let's have a snack. Bring me two plates of beef and some strong wine! And a bowl of wonton for this little girl. I'll take the blame."

"Okay."

In a short while, everything Brother Niu wanted was served. He ate meat and drank wine with big mouthfuls.

Tu Ling lowered her eyes and looked at the chaotic clear soup in front of her, motionless.

Brother Niu suddenly spoke up, "Little girl, when you're out and about, you can try to trust others. This is just a bowl of chaos. Even if you try to make it look different, it won't turn into anything else."

Tu Ling raised her eyes, and her gaze unconsciously fell on Brother Niu.

The other person behaved in a bold and unrestrained manner. Although they were both drinking, he looked completely different from Liu Daqiang.

She smiled apologetically, then lowered her head and silently ate the chaos in front of her.

The moment she lowered her head, Brother Niu, who was eating meat and drinking, paused.

He looked up at Tu Ling who was eating faster and faster in front of him, and a faint smile of success slowly appeared on the corner of his mouth.

When Tu Ling looked up at him, his face returned to its simple and honest look.

The more Tu Ling ate, the sleepier she became, and her eyelids became heavier.

The previous moment, he was holding a spoon in his right hand and putting porridge into his mouth. The next moment, he fell straight onto the table.

Brother Niu paused, immediately put down what he was holding, and trotted to Tu Ling.

"Old Cow, what's going on this time?"

Brother Niu flipped up Tu Ling's sleeves and replied without turning his head, "She's just a little girl. Be careful when you move later. This little girl is quite alert."

"I had to coax and trick her into getting on the ox cart." The more Brother Niu searched, the more disappointed he became.

The further down the page he turned, the tighter Brother Niu’s brows became.

He snorted impatiently, "What bad luck! After all this trouble, I still don't have a penny."

There was visibly anger on his face, and he slapped Tu Ling in the face.

Several finger marks suddenly appeared on Tu Ling's fair face. "I'll leave this to you. It's the same as before, but from the looks of it, it should still be a virgin. Be careful."

The innkeeper had long lost his previous politeness.

He rubbed his hands, his eyes shining, and slowly approached Tu Ling.

Seeing that he really couldn't find anything valuable, Brother Niu cursed and walked out.

The innkeeper rushed forward, but felt a pain somewhere on his neck.

Immediately, the whole person fell straight to the side, splashing dust all over the ground.

Tu Ling, who was supposed to be unconscious, has now sat up.

She raised her hand and touched the side of her face that had just been hit, rubbing it gently twice.

These people's methods are too crude.

As soon as she stepped into the store, she felt something was wrong.

The dust on the ground is as thick as a finger, and every step leaves a footprint.

The inn was unusually quiet.

Since an inn welcomes guests, it is impossible for it to have no guests at all.

Every part of this inn reveals something unusual.

Tu Ling's eyes flashed slightly, and she turned slightly and left the place directly.

Brother Niu, who was driving the ox cart, was humming a little tune and looked very happy.

Suddenly, his eyelids twitched, and almost subconsciously, he wanted to jump out of the carriage.

"Don't move." A female voice, clearly lowering its tone, sounded in his ears.

His body suddenly stopped and his whole body became stiff.

Tu Ling said coldly, "If you move, I'm not sure if the needle in my hand will penetrate you."

Her voice seemed a little cold at the moment, but to Brother Niu's ears, it sounded like a death warrant from hell.

He cursed the innkeeper in his heart, but his eyes were still fixed on the front, not daring to move.

He slowly raised his hands and swallowed uncontrollably.

He glanced at her casually, and saw a flash of cold light flash by her quickly from the corner of his eye.

"Little girl, you... don't be impulsive. I've brought you such a long way, haven't I..."

Tu Ling directly stabbed the other person with several needles in her hand.

She whispered, "Stop talking nonsense. I know exactly what you're thinking. You'd better take me to town as soon as possible. Otherwise, when the time comes, even the gods won't be able to save you."

Brother Niu's pupils suddenly widened, "You, you, you...what did you stab me with?"

He only felt a coldness on the back of his neck, and his whole body seemed to be shivering from head to toe.

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