Rebirth: Living in Wilderness with My Superpower
Chapter 385: The Fox and I Never Part

Chapter 385: Chapter 385: The Fox and I Never Part

Who knew that as soon as we entered, we’d see the two children brought by the County Magistrate drunk.

Shopkeeper Yan was astonished, "My goodness, my esteemed County Master, you gave them liquor?"

The County Master scratched his head awkwardly, "I...I had no idea they had such a low tolerance."

Shopkeeper Yan, who was quite sharp, quickly grasped the implication in his words.

"So these two young noblemen aren’t even familiar to you? I thought they were your relatives."

"How could that be?" the County Magistrate lamented as he scratched his head, "If these young warriors were my relatives, that would be wonderful."

"Knight-Errant?" Shopkeeper Yan had a lightbulb moment, "I...heard a few days ago that some kids took up a challenge. Could it be them?"

But that couldn’t be it; there have been many who’ve taken up challenges in the past, and the County Master did not entertain every one of them.

As expected, the County Master waved his hands, "They brought back fifty-one corpses today, including Black Spider’s Black Nine. They’ve made a great contribution by ridding the people of a menace!"

"Wow!" Shopkeeper Yan’s face lit up with surprise, "That’s indeed delightful news."

"Isn’t it?" the County Magistrate beamed, "Tomorrow I’ll put up announcements to celebrate throughout the city!"

"Very good, very good, then this meal must be on me, I’ll treat."

Without further ado, Shopkeeper Yan wanted to ask the Waiter to pour more drinks, but when he turned his head, he saw the two young warriors drunkenly leaning on each other, ready to sleep.

Seeing this, Shopkeeper Yan could only substitute the drinks with a room, allowing them to rest there for a while.

At that moment, as Shop Assistant and Shopkeeper Yan were about to help them, both displayed a vigilant countenance.

"What are you doing??"

"Young warrior, relax, you’re drunk, and we want to take you to rest for a bit."

"I’m not drunk."

"I’m not drunk."

Although it was their first time drinking, they instinctively repeated the phrase every drunkard knows.

Shopkeeper Yan helplessly went along with their insistence, "Right, right, right, you’re not drunk, let’s switch spots and keep drinking."

At last, his words took effect, and the two willingly got up and followed her.

The County Magistrate followed behind them, mumbling with concern, "Sorry, young warriors, next time we’ll switch to a less strong drink!"

If he had known, they would have drunk the two jars of millet wine gifted by the grain seller. There was no need for him to show off.

Now look, the young warriors are drunk in broad daylight.

How embarrassing.

By the time Bai Junjun and Li Wenli got to the room and saw the bed, they promptly collapsed onto it to sleep.

Shopkeeper Yan called after them from behind, "Young master, there’s another guest room prepared for you over there."

Upon hearing they were to be separated, Bai Junjun subconsciously frowned.

She and Li Wenli were a team in combat; when on a mission, it’s crucial not to split up, as it gives the enemy an opportunity to isolate and defeat them.

She resolutely shook her head, "I want to be with Fox."

"Right, we don’t part ways."

At that moment, Li Wenli was already rolling into the corner, leaving most of the space for Bai Junjun.

Bai Junjun efficiently kicked off her shoes and climbed up the bed, pulling the blanket over their heads without needing assistance from others.

Before sleeping, they didn’t forget to instruct everyone to leave and close the door, not to come in at will.

The others were speechless at how lucid they remained.

"So...shall I go back and keep you company for a bit more food?" Shopkeeper Yan tactfully looked at the County Magistrate.

The County Magistrate nodded, for there was temporarily nothing else to do at the Yamen, he might as well wait in the private room for the young warrior to sober up.

The two returned and continued leisurely chatting over food about the recent occurrences outside the city.