Deities Are All Just My Food
Chapter 603 - 300 Pollution Outbreak, Sunny Doll_1

Chapter 603: Chapter 300 Pollution Outbreak, Sunny Doll_1

The Boar Guard made a living by hunting, and since their tribe was on the borderlands where the living conditions were harsh, A’xin had begun practicing archery from a young age.

A’xin’s archery skills were excellent. The moment she caught sight of a figure, she rapidly ducked into the shadow of the house. At the same time, with a flick of her wrists, the ox horn longbow strapped to her back was in her hands, stringing an arrow.

Whiz!

The arrow whistled out, piercing the paper on the window.

The tall figure didn’t move, but the Feather Arrow didn’t hit either, because the figure simply caught the shaft.

"A master!"

A shiver ran down A’xin’s spine. Without any hesitation, she planned to escape through the window on the other side.

After all, this was the royal capital. Before she acted, A’xin had already scouted the terrain and had an escape route planned to ensure if one fight failed, there would be a chance for a rematch.

But A’xin had barely taken two steps when she suddenly heard the sound of air breaking, and before she could react, her knee took a hit.

Bang!

Intense pain spread from her knee instantly, shooting throughout her body, but what was worse was that the strike had numbed her entire leg.

Thud!

A’xin fell to the ground, but she didn’t give up and strung another arrow, ready for a final stand.

"Put down your weapons!"

Lin Baici pushed the door open and examined the Jurchen woman: "You should understand, I was holding back just now. Otherwise, I could have shattered your knee."

Because she had to play the role of a prostitute to lower the men’s guard, A’xin had washed and changed into clean clothes. However, years of living as a hunter had turned her into a wild person. Her skin was dark and rough, and above all, her eyes carried an untamed wild pride, like those of a wounded leopardess baring her teeth in a low growl.

"Did this girl create the Clay Humans?"

Xia Hongyao followed in.

The girl wasn’t very old, probably around eighteen. Had it been in modern times, she’d be just out of high school, but here, she had killed many people and destroyed two cities.

Dae Jang Geum glanced at A’xin and quickly walked over to examine a ’Clay Human’, thinking one must make use of free medicine men.

"Let me go, and I’ll give you money!"

A’xin took out a purse and discreetly opened it, scattering its contents on the ground.

Clatter!

The money inside spilled out.

"I have a lot more. It’s all yours!"

A’xin tried to bribe Lin Baici, but her heart skipped a beat with a bad premonition. The man opposite her was not easy to fool.

He didn’t even glance at the money.

"Stop playing tricks with me, my patience has its limits!"

Lin Baici twisted his lips: "Spill all you know about the Weed of Life and Death!"

Since money was useless, she could try seduction, but as A’xin looked at the woman beside Lin Baici, a sense of defeat welled up inside her; she was more beautiful than even the mid-palace empress.

Even if she were to wash the woman’s feet, she supposed the woman would disdain the coarseness of her hands.

"God Lin, she must be an important figure, perhaps she has a ticket inside her stomach. Let’s open her up and see," suggested Kim Jinsoo, eyeing A’xin with an intense gaze.

To her, capturing A’xin was like seizing an opportunity to survive.

A’xin remained calm, unfazed by these words. She had considered herself a dead woman long ago. It was too bad, though—if only she could destroy Goryeo before dying, that would have been ideal.

"You could try to convince me; maybe I will help you fulfill your desire!"

Lin Baici smiled slightly, glancing at A’xin’s knee: "You should be able to walk, right? Come with me!"

Red Medicine humans were indeed handy, especially against targets with low defenses.

"How long before these three turn into Clay Humans?"

Dae Jang Geum inquired.

Lin Baici’s friendliness made A’xin slightly lower her guard. Besides, this sort of information would become evident just by waiting, so she did not conceal it.

"At least half an hour, at most three hours!"

"Is there any cure?"

Dae Jang Geum looked hopeful.

"No!"

A’xin laughed coldly: "Besides, what’s the point in saving them? Working themselves to bone every day, but can’t even afford a full meal, only left to gnaw on radish strips and drink thin soup, while watching their wives and children go hungry and cold?"

"I’m liberating them!"

"And when they die, they can take those royal families down with them!"

A’xin was self-assured without any guilt.

We dutifully pay our taxes, but the officials never leave us alone. They keep pestering us, squeezing everything out of us, for what?

"If someone has wronged you and your family, go take revenge on them. Isn’t destroying the whole of Goryeo too harsh? Those innocent people haven’t offended you?"

Dae Jang Geum couldn’t accept A’xin’s methods.

"As long as the state of Goryeo exists, there will always be more people suffering like me. Destroying it is saving others!"

A’xin was mad; she lived each day for revenge.

"Kim Jinsoo, go rent a carriage and bring these three back to the inn. Knock the others out!"

Lin Baici ordered.

He wasn’t afraid that these people would go to the authorities the next morning, attracting bounty hunters onto him because he was going to the royal palace the next day to resolve this rule pollution.

An hour later, Lin Baici and his party returned to the inn.

While Dae Jang Geum went to extract experiments from the three unfortunate ’medicine men’, Lin Baici made a piping hot pot of food. After pouring A’xin a glass of cola, he started eating and questioning.

A’xin remained vigilant.

Lin Baici wasn’t in a hurry, calmly eating his meal.

...

The short man who had noticed Lin Baici in the alley and had followed him, upon seeing him capture A’xin and return to the inn, immediately rushed back to the palace to report to his leader.