Chapter 163 (1/2)
Chapter 163: Talking about Logic, Chatting about Money
Froer appeared, his eyes had been fixed on the I Plant in Miss Jun’s hand
He could have easily just taken the I Plant, and not cared about whether she lived or died
But he had still saved her, and engaged over the semantics of thievery
So definitely would not try to reason
Miss Jun was silent
”If it isn't because you need it to cure someone, if it's for money, I can buy thisat him ”How much do you want?”
Thelady”—he poked the tip of her nose—”not everything in this world can be htened up and put the hatchet back on his waist He tightened his grass rope, then rubbed his nose before walking away
Miss Jun watched him disappear two or three paces into the h of relief She rubbed the silver bracelet on her left wrist
As she rubbed it, the design on the silver bangle suddenly revealed a sharp, silver needle The tip glistened green in the sunlight
Although the venoainst the woodcutter, it could not guarantee her life
After all, this woodcutter was a very fierce and dangerous person
‘Was this just a coincidence, or did it have to do with the ene Fa? She hurriedly rose Pain stabbed in her foot, ain
Miss Jun retracted the hidden blade into her bangle She lifted the end of the skirt to inspect her ankle Blood had bled through her shoes and socks
She pressed down Good, there hadn’t been any dae to the bone It was just a flesh wound
There was e If she applied it for two or three days, it would be fine
But now the proble down the s She would have to use soh energy to get down before it was dark
Just as she was crawling over, she heard footsteps again Miss Jun raised her head to see the woodcutter return
She sat up straight and clenched her hands
The woodcutter stopped several paces in front of her, looking down at her with his arms crossed
”Hey, I will not sell the herb to you,” he said ”But I can take you down the mountain How much will you pay?”
Miss Jun reached up to snap off so overhead From experience, she knew just how tall this person was
Being carried on his back was like riding a horse
And he y mountain road or pesky trees in front of him But when he was about to bump into them, he would nimbly move to the side
This made Miss Jun nervous She couldn’t help but squeeze his shoulders
”Hey, hey,” he called out to her i you back, no need to paw ata fool?
Miss Jun let go, only touching him with her wrists to minimize their point of contact
This pleased hi lady, is it true you really haveyou ahead of time, you better not use that kind of lie to deceiveabout how you have no ood person”
As he was speaking, he stepped onto an incline, and began to slide doith the gravel
Miss Jun swiftly hugged his neck because of their sudden fall and pressed herself to his back
Perhaps it was because of his neck being constricted or because a girl’s body was getting too close to hi o, and st
raightened up on his back
He grunted twice ”Be more careful,” he said with dissatisfaction
Miss Jun looked at her bangle
”You should be reed to be carried by hio, this was the second time she had spoken
He tilted his head to look at her, his expression strange, before laughing twice
”Young lady, you don’t need to say such a thing,” he said ”Such nice words, praising et down the h again
He took one of his hands off her legs and patted his front
The rabbit and hatchet were hanging there