The next day, the two men changed the dressing on the old woman's foot, fed her some rice porridge, and told her that if her daughter-in-law was still alive, they would definitely help her find her daughter-in-law within two days.
Upon hearing that the two men wanted to help her find her daughter-in-law, the old woman was overjoyed. She struggled to get out of bed and kneel down to thank her benefactors, Nangong Min and Mu Jin, but the two men helped her back to bed.
The two entered Liangcheng at noon. Liangcheng was not large, and there were not many inns, and those with better conditions were even fewer.
After making inquiries, the two found what was said to be the best inn in Liangcheng.
This inn not only provides food and lodging for guests, but also has private rooms for daily banquets. It is indeed the best inn in Liangcheng.
The two entered the inn and chose two superior rooms. After washing up, they went downstairs to the inn's lobby, intending to find out the location of the bandits' hideout while having some food.
Mu Jin was dressed in ordinary men's clothes. She had fair skin, long hair tied at the waist, and only a white jade hairpin in her hair. Although her clothes were not luxurious, they were very ordinary among the people of Liangcheng.
It was peak dining time, and the inn's lobby was packed with people. Mu Jin and Nangong Jin ordered three dishes and a soup, planning to eat first and then ask around for the location of the bandit's den.
Suddenly, several drunken men walked out of the private room behind Nangong Min and Mu Jin, their arms around each other's shoulders. As they passed Mu Jin's table, one of them stumbled and fell at Mu Jin's feet, almost bumping into her.
"Which blind fool dares to get in your way?"
The drunken man who had fallen down cursed loudly.
Mu Jin chuckled. The man was furious when he heard Mu Jin's chuckle, but when he met Mu Jin's captivating eyes, he froze and fell silent.
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