The Herbal Scents of Farm Life
Chapter 1386: The Purpose of Coming to Wuyou Teahouse

Chapter 1386: Chapter 1386: The Purpose of Coming to Wuyou Teahouse

The terror-stricken woman screamed miserably, her legs giving way as she collapsed onto the ground.

"Don’t... don’t come any closer, I... I don’t want to go, I want to leave, I want to get out of here..."

She propped herself up, shuffling backwards, the two faces as lifeless as corpses she had just seen were truly terrifying.

But would Hongjin and Hongyin give her a chance to regret? One to the left and one to the right, they yanked the woman’s arms and took her away directly.

...

"Ah!"

Even after entering the Wuzhu Teahouse, the woman kept on screaming in fear.

At this moment, Lin Caisang was no longer afraid, she reached up to tweak her ear, opening one eye while closing the other, and looked at the expressionless Hongjin and Hongyin.

"You two, can’t you be a little nicer to people?" she sighed and said to them.

However, on second thought, the information she received from the Golden Bead Command indicated that Hongjin and Hongyin, the two red koi fish, only had memories from the previous quarter hour, so they felt neither joy nor sorrow.

Apart from following the orders of their master, they wouldn’t do anything else.

Of course, if she wanted to instruct Hongjin and Hongyin to do something, she could only have them do tasks that could be completed within a quarter hour.

"You can go back now."

She waved her hand dismissively at them.

The very next moment, the terror-stricken woman watched as the two figures who had brought her in leaped off the ground and transformed into two red koi, slipping into the water tank.

Her strength had not yet fully returned when she felt it being drained again, and she almost collapsed onto the ground.

"Hey, careful."

Lin Caisang stepped forward and caught her in time.

"Ah!"

The woman, once again grappled by someone, screamed in fright all over again.

Lin Caisang: "..."

It turned out the people within the virtual task were even more faint-hearted than she was.

She thought her own weakness was already pitiful enough, yet there were those in the virtual task even more timid than her.

"Auntie, would you please stop shouting? Let’s talk about why you came to the Wuyou Teahouse," she said helplessly, turning her head to glance at Sui Zimo, whose look seemed to question why completing a task had to be so difficult.

"Madam, the Wuzhu Teahouse only takes on cases, and we ensure that every employer who comes here is safely sent back, so there is absolutely no need for you to be so afraid," Sui Zimo addressed the woman.

Hearing Sui Zimo’s words, the woman finally regained some composure. She looked at Sui Zimo, then at Lin Caisang, and finally her gaze settled on Lin Caisang’s supporting hand.

Seeing this, Lin Caisang had no choice but to retract her hands.

"Madam, let’s talk about your so-called grievances," she said with a faint smile to the woman, then walked over to the side of a table and sat down.

Sui Zimo went to another side, poured a cup of tea, placed it at an empty spot on the table, then gave the woman a look.

The woman glanced at the two of them, clenched her teeth, took a deep breath, then braced herself and walked to the table, still appearing somewhat flustered as she sat down.

"I... I heard from a friend that those who suffer injustice with nowhere to turn can try their luck in the Wuzhu Forest at night, and that’s... that’s why I came here," she stammered.

Before coming here, she had made some inquiries; it seemed that the Wuzhu Forest had never been visited before, and she seemed to be the first.