Lin Yan'an wished he could shake off the hand on his chin, but he gritted his teeth and held back. However, he couldn't help but feel a little worried, afraid that this person would recognize him.
The scarred man simply reached out and pinched his face, then chuckled, "Oh, weren't you all willing just now? Now you're angry? Fine, I'll choose you."
As he spoke, he pulled the person on the ground up and hugged them tightly, tossing the torch to the person beside him and walking straight into the depths of the forest.
The bandits were consumed with jealousy at the sight and were about to grope the women on the ground when they were stopped by someone who shouted, "Don't move! Take them back first. You can only move them after the boss and the others have finished choosing."
Upon hearing this, the restless bandits had no choice but to withdraw their hands.
The group wandered through the woods for almost half an hour before finally seeing lights on a distant mountaintop.
Looking around, the lights were bright, and the houses built on it were arranged in neat rows.
If Liu'er hadn't seen it with her own eyes, she probably wouldn't have believed that so many houses were built on this island.
No wonder the city guards couldn't find the bandits' hideout. Even if those people accidentally landed on the island, they would only get lost in the forest, let alone find their way here.
She suppressed her surprise and casually made marks on the road, her gaze falling on the two people at the front.
Lin Yan'an was held tightly in someone's arms, his face somewhat stiff.
But the scarred man seemed oblivious, his hand seemingly glued to his waist, his face beaming with smiles.
Liu'er quickly looked away, feeling relieved but also amused.
I wonder what that scarred man would think if he knew that the "baby" he had been calling out all the way was a man.
Lin Yan'an's trip wasn't in vain.
Once we reached the top of the hill, we discovered several tall watchtowers.
There were people standing there, vigilantly watching the movements around the island.
The watchtower was located in an extremely secluded spot; if one hadn't gone up the mountain, it's unlikely anyone would have seen it.
Upon seeing this, Liu'er merely frowned.
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