Mated at First Sight
Chapter 1010 - 675: Don’t Be Led Astray (Part 2)_2

Chapter 1010: Chapter 675: Don’t Be Led Astray (Part 2)_2

Cough cough cough... Although he really didn’t have much money and didn’t come from a distinguished family like Ji Shubai, with endless pocket money for them to squander, their faith was their priceless treasure, one that nobody could destroy.

As soon as the words were spoken, people exchanged glances, and the next second, each man kicked the group of people down into the chaotic graveyard.

At that moment, flesh flew everywhere. Jing Chen, holding Mu Lin back, retreated a few steps to avoid being splattered.

The ground was covered in rotting corpses; such a heavy fall would inevitably turn them into a pile of mush.

Immediately, the few people below started struggling, but unfortunately, the ground was too slippery, and some even sank right in.

"How can a sacrificial ritual lack fresh blood?" At this moment, how could they do without such a beautiful color? Without it, what a pity!

Playing with his slender, fair fingers, Mu Lin’s voice was cool, exuding an extraordinary gentleness.

Hearing Mu Lin’s words, the Ying Sun people immediately understood.

Sounds of "bang bang bang bang bang" rang out, as they uniformly shot through the wrists of the people below.

This was their just dessert, the revenge Mu Lin had prepared for them; and the pit before them was her grand "gift" of repayment.

Indeed, it wasn’t long before the people below started to go mad; the rotting corpses were far too poisonous, even worse than the substances they had engineered, and soon their flesh began to decay, frantically trying to climb up. Unfortunately, perhaps the spirits below knew that Mu Lin and her companions were avenging them. Gradually, the incredibly deep pit slowly swallowed the group of people, leaving only a single, pleading hand exposed above ground.

This was the most disgusting scene Mu Lin and Jing Chen, and even the Ying Sun team had ever witnessed. Mu Lin expressed gratitude that they had applied something good under their noses; otherwise, they would have been suffocated or nauseated to death by the stench, just like the woman before them, who likely vomited out even her bile.

"So you know what disgust feels like too," Ye Xiwen said coldly, looking at the woman, "All of this is your handiwork; everyone in the world has the right to be disgusted by it, except you!"

Unfortunately, the woman hardly had the strength to retort, and even if she did, she probably wouldn’t dare to.

After all, Mu Lin had just served her a striking lesson.

They weren’t incapable of cruelty, they simply preferred not to be cruel; but if provoked, they could destroy you in a minute.

Eventually, flammable liquid was added, and the Ying Sun team burned the rotting corpses until nothing was left. Of course, they had prepared plenty of fire extinguishers beforehand, as they didn’t want to end up starting a forest fire.

Someone, somehow, had even managed to borrow an excavator, a feat to get into the jungle, all to ensure the thorough handling of the situation. Mu Lin had said that the soil around and several meters deep needed to be incinerated as well because the toxins and viruses from the corpses had likely seeped in.

Such a high-profile action naturally attracted the villagers’ attention, but the fully-armed Ying Sun team kept them at bay. What was inside, they simply could not witness; they feared if the villagers saw it, they could no longer live there.

Sometimes, certain things must be kept hidden.

Burn, level, erect mounds; by the time they finished, it was already four or five in the afternoon.

The Ying Sun team believed that with those people as company in death, the departed could finally rest, hoping their next lives wouldn’t be so misfortunate.

As Mu Lin and her companions descended the mountain, people who had spoken with her before were taken aback, especially Zhang Jie, "Girl, what are you doing here?"

Mu Lin smiled lightly at her, "We are handling a matter."

"Girl, just who are you?" It all seemed so mysterious, "You weren’t just out for a walk yesterday." That thought now struck her, and her gaze shifted inquisitively toward the hillside behind Mu Lin.

"Mm," Mu Lin nodded, but didn’t lie, "I’m sorry, there are some things we can’t talk about." As for who they were, Mu Lin pointed to the patch on the arm of a Ying Sun team member standing guard, "We."

So, "Don’t worry, Zhang Jie, we won’t harm you, and as for the Li Family’s child, we’ve already found them," Mu Lin changed the subject, as it was their most pressing concern.

"Really?" The others looked at her with some disbelief.

Mu Lin nodded, "You go back first, you can wait for us at the Li Family’s house. We’ll come over once we finish up here." At that moment, Mu Lin didn’t mention that they would ultimately have to take the child away.

They would discuss that matter later.

"We hope not to disturb you here, and we’ll try not to disturb you as much as possible." Just try, that is.

Mu Lin felt that they still needed to cause a little disturbance soon, but it would quickly be over.

After some hesitation, Zhang Jie ultimately trusted Mu Lin’s words. Turning back to the crowd, she said, "Let’s go, everyone. We’ll wait at Old Li’s doorstep for the girl; I believe what she said. If there are any questions, we’ll ask them later."

Zhang Jie’s words carried weight here, and although some were reluctant, the villagers, one after another, began to follow her, looking back three times with each step they took.

They couldn’t help it; people are always curious about what they don’t understand.