"Let's set off early tomorrow. We can arrive before the museum opens. Don't be too anxious." Sang Yin's body was a little exhausted from traveling for days, and the camphor relieved a lot of the pain.

"That's right, that's right. Why are you in such a hurry? Now that we've entered Bermuda, accommodation costs hundreds of taels a day. Ordinary people can't afford it." The old man interrupted with a smile.

"Hundreds of taels a day?" Lin Hui was a little surprised.

"Of course, once you enter the museum, you can't leave until the auction is over. If you don't have money for accommodation later, you will be dragged to the backyard and made into human meat buns." The old man continued.

Sang Yin and Lin Hui's expressions changed slightly.

Lin Hui put her hand on her chest and felt her stomach churning.

"So, you must prepare enough money before entering Bermuda. If you don't have money, don't try to spend as much as you can. That place is not a royal palace where nobles observe etiquette and rules. It is a gathering place for evil spirits. As long as the auction items are not touched, fighting is normal." The old man stroked his beard and seemed to be in a very good mood.

Lin Hui's face turned pale, and she retched a few times. Then she calmed down and glared at the old man: "Stop scaring me."

"Whether it's a scare tactic or not, you'll know when you get there, little girl. I haven't even told you about the scarier things."

Lin Hui took a few more breaths, but she still felt a little nauseous inside and her whole body was trembling.

"Go to sleep." The old man closed his eyes leisurely.

Lin Hui was very disgusted with the old man. She turned around and whispered, "Why should we go with him?"

Sang Yin took a look and raised her hand to take the ice chips.

Lin Hui pinched the ice slice and looked down: "Sister Yin, please leave this ice slice with me. I don't feel well. The ice slice can help relieve the pain."

Sang Yin nodded and helped her sit down, whispering, "Don't argue with the old man."

"Why?"

"Have you noticed that after we traveled with the old gentleman, those people no longer dared to target our ice flakes." Ever since Sang Yin got the ice flakes, many people have been eyeing them covetously.

When walking with the old man, the greedy gaze disappeared. The person who could go to Baimuxun was definitely not an ordinary old gentleman.

Lin Hui also noticed this, thought about it and said nothing more.

I have more expectations for Bermuda. Now that Prince Xiyan has entered Bermuda, there will always be a chance to meet her.

——

Two days later.

Bermuda was bustling with people, the originally empty rooms were almost full, and the place became even noisier.

Sang Yin and Lin Hui brought two guards with them when they entered Bermuda, and it cost them four hundred taels. They had heard that admission was very expensive, but they didn't expect it to be so expensive!

Although Sang Yin is a princess, her mother is not favored. She has been making trouble in the palace over the years, and the Emperor of Beili has been punishing her. Apart from the monthly salary, she has no other source of money.

Everything in the palace requires money. If it weren't for her grandfather's help, she would have been penniless long ago.

This time when she left the palace, her mother sold some things and she only had a huge sum of more than two thousand taels. However, she had been traveling from Beili for more than a month and had spent most of the money, so there was very little left.

Not to mention Lin Hui, she is the adopted daughter of the Third Prince's wife. Although the Third Prince has acknowledged his adopted daughter to the outside world, he has not changed her surname yet, and she is still a level apart in the Third Prince's Palace.

She is well-behaved on weekdays, and everything is prepared in the house, so she doesn't have much money.

This time I went out with Sang Yin without any money——

Sang Yin had less than a thousand taels left out of the more than two thousand taels, and Bai Mu spent another four hundred taels on the threshold, so now he only had about five hundred taels left.

The two followed the old man forward, looking around. The dim tunnel made them feel depressed.

The further you go in, the louder the noise becomes.

In a blink of an eye, the light from the tunnel came out. Lin Hui and Sang Yin stood there in a daze, their eyes sweeping across the entire venue. It was big, very big.

Every level of the railings was filled with people, and there was also a bustling crowd sitting at the tables below, drinking, fighting, heckling, and cursing.

The smell of wine and blood came along with the harsh and chaotic smell.

It was the first time that Sang Yin saw this kind of scene. She felt a little timid and tense all over.

Lin Hui was not in a much better condition. She felt dizzy, and many faces appeared in her mind. This confusion brought back memories of her childhood.

My head is so dizzy...

"Little girl, it's still not too late to go out now." The old man looked back.

"We are not taking pictures of anything, we are just here to see the world." Sang Yin felt that since he was here, he had to see everything.

Lin Hui stood up straight despite feeling nauseous, and glanced at the circles of rooms. Even a banished immortal like Xiliuyuan had moved into this place, so what was she afraid of?

"Haha." The old man laughed.

"Please follow me to choose your rooms." The waiter came.

The old man stroked his beard and followed.

Lin Hui hugged Sang Yin's arm tightly.

Sang Yin patted her hand, signaling her not to be afraid, and the two of them followed the attendants.

The manager and several others introduced the prices of each floor one by one.

Sang Yin and Lin Hui were stunned. The price for one floor was 150 taels per day, and one room was for one person. If one wanted to have one more person stay, they would have to pay an additional 50 taels.

It would cost two hundred taels for the two of them to live in one room, which was not enough for them to stay for three days based on the money they had.

"What? The fourth floor is fully booked?" the old man exclaimed.

"Master Feng is indeed gone."

"Oh, how come the trip ends just two days late?" the old man lamented.

"Haha, a family checked in a few days ago and booked ten rooms. Otherwise, we could have reserved a room for Master Feng."

"Ten rooms? Which family is so generous?" The old man was surprised.

The steward shook his head: "I don't know."

"Hey, what good spots are left?"

"There are still more than a dozen empty rooms on the third floor, all in good locations."

"Okay, two rooms on the third floor." After the old man said that, he looked towards the fourth floor. The second from the left in the middle fourth is the best position in the entire hall, and no one knows who took it first.

The steward handed the doorplate to Master Feng.

The old man held the doorplate and turned to look at Sang Yin. "Little girl, thank you for the journey. I live on the third floor, ninth door. If you need anything, just come and see me."

Sang Yin nodded and thanked him.

"Little girl, I'll go upstairs first. You can take your time to choose." The old man said as he walked towards the stairs.

Sang Yin and Lin Hui stepped forward.

"Ladies, now there are only the third, seventh and eighth floors left. Which floor would you like to choose?" asked the steward.

Sang Yin hesitated for a moment before speaking: "Is there a cheaper place?"

The steward looked at the two of them.

Sang Yin was embarrassed.

"Miss, we also have fifty taels, but seeing that you two are too fragile to stay here, I'm afraid we can't help you. I'd like to kindly remind you that it's not too late to leave now."

Sang Yin was in a dilemma. She thought that only the entrance hall would charge money, but she didn't expect that the accommodation inside was so expensive.

You absolutely cannot survive in a place like this without money. Turning around, I saw many ferocious-looking people in the crowd. Wherever they looked, one person would chop off another person's head in an instant.

The cheers around the bloody area grew louder.