Transmigration: Flirted with My Childhood Sweetheart
Chapter 129 - 128: Too Much Profanity

Chapter 129: Chapter 128: Too Much Profanity

Lin Nianhe leaned against the window, cautiously moved the wooden board aside a bit, and quickly glanced outside.

The sun had just set, the sky was a dusky gray with rolling dark clouds, brewing a heavy rain.

Lin Nianhe slightly tilted her head, holding her breath, listening intently to the voices coming from the main room next door.

"...That’s nothing special; I’ve found out everything, the chick inside is that Public Security’s girl, just started dating, all cozy and in love!"

"That’s right, only Brother Biao knows about the source of goods, we have to get him out... Tsk, damn it, I’ve been running the border for so many years, first time I heard there’s another way..."

"Uncle, then you say, once you’ve got things sorted here, can you share some goods with me? We are relatives after all."

"How dare you sell what I give you? Ever since that little bastard came to Lan County two years ago, the days have changed... Don’t touch it, you’ll get in trouble."

"Look at what you’re saying, I’m not stupid, I’d never touch it in town, do you think all these dirt-digging folks are poor? They’ve got the cleverness... Oh right, Uncle, what about that thing with Old Man Niu’s grandson?"

"What about it? What’s there to do? Sending out a kid, how’s he supposed to survive, right? Might as well feed our big black dog some meat."

"Woof! Woof!"

"Ah, got it."

Lin Nianhe gently put the wooden board back in place.

There were only two people talking, one of the voices, she had heard before.

She couldn’t recall whose somewhat familiar voice it was at first, but once they mentioned Old Man Niu, it suddenly reminded her of the lax commander of the Nine-miles Team she had seen before.

His name was... Wang Wei?

It seemed to be this name.

Lin Nianhe shook her head, crouched at the window, and took out two protein bars from her space to replenish her strength.

Tough fight, not easy to handle.

She pondered.

Time ticked by, and with the help of the overcast sky, darkness fell swiftly.

Lin Nianhe took out two thickened large-scale firecrackers from her space, weighing them in her hand.

These she had prepared specially for human disasters in post-apocalyptic times, without firearms, these things still had a terrifying deterrent effect.

She moved the wooden board again, the sky was now mostly dark, no people in sight, only uncertain how many were hiding in the shadows.

She took a deep breath, lit the fuse of the firecrackers with a windproof lighter, then aimed at a mountain of waste, and threw it with all her might.

This mountain of waste was her specific choice, piled up with books.

Lin Nianhe figured, if it managed to catch fire, no matter how many were hiding outside, they would have to come out and put out the fire.

"Whoosh—"

In the darkness, a spark of fire didn’t attract anyone’s attention.

At the same time, Lin Nianhe took out an electronic stopwatch, and started timing.

"Bang! Bang!"

"Crashhh—"

"Oh my, it went off target!"

Lin Nianhe quickly pressed the wooden board against the window again, patting her chest and murmuring softly.

Yes, she had thrown it off target, away from the books and onto a pile of glass products. The oversized firecrackers shattered the soda bottles, and canning jars, raining glass from above.

Lin Nianhe herself had not anticipated this effect of the explosion.

She guessed it might have been the secondary explosions of nearby glass bottles caused by the firecrackers, which then caused a chain reaction.

"Who’s there? What happened?"

"Woof, woof, woof!"

"Fuck! My leg!"

"What the hell exploded? Did Public Security come?"

Cries of pain, barking of dogs... and dog barks that sounded like human speech, rising and falling, gradually converging.

Lin Nianhe stopped the stopwatch. It took a total of two minutes and forty-seven seconds from her throwing the firecrackers to the crowd converging.

She cracked the wooden board slightly, peeking outside.

Apart from those inadvertently injured by the glass shards, almost everyone from the junkyard had gathered in front of the shattered glass mountain, one dog, thirteen people.

Uncle Niu wasn’t there, but in the center of the crowd, the fellow jumping up and down beside the old man was Wang Wei.

Lin Nianhe licked her lips, feeling very wary of that big, black, and shiny wolf dog.

According to Lin Nianhe’s original plan, they should be in a rush to put out a fire by now, which would allow her to slip away amidst the chaos.

But now, the old man in the center was just pinching a piece of red paper scrap and after sniffing it for a while, he began to curse: "Fuck! Which little bastard threw firecrackers here?"

Lin Nianhe arched an eyebrow.

What she threw wasn’t a firecracker, so the little bastard wasn’t her.

That was a very clear cause-and-effect, which she understood.

The old man outside waved his hand to dismiss the crowd: "All of you disperse, go back to your posts to watch, and don’t you come over if there’s any noise!"

These words were exactly what Lin Nianhe wanted to hear; she breathed a sigh of relief, waited for everyone to disperse, and then waited another ten minutes before lighting the second firecracker.

This time, she had learned her lesson—she aimed for the other side of the stack of books.

"Swoosh—"

"Bang! Bang!"

Paper scraps flew everywhere.

For a moment, Lin Nianhe didn’t know whether to feel happy or sad.

"Fuck, goddamn it’s never-ending!"

The old man’s cursing rang out again.

This time, however, Lin Nianhe didn’t hesitate. She didn’t even try to carefully avoid making noise as she moved the wooden boards, pushed open the rotten window frame, and climbed out.

The old man and Wang Wei turned their heads upon hearing the noise and were stunned to see Lin Nianhe.

Without turning her head, Lin Nianhe aimed for the closest wall and bolted.

A true warrior never looks back at the explosion behind them.

But she had to run!

"Woof woof woof!"

The wolf dog named Dahei was the first to react and started chasing with all four legs galloping.

Lin Nianhe had anticipated that it would chase, and threw a steak behind her.

Dahei’s vision went dark.

Then... it grabbed the steak in one bite and continued the pursuit.

"Gouzi, you can’t be too much of a dog if you’re a dog!"

Lin Nianhe turned her head to see Dahei with the meat in its mouth chasing her and couldn’t help but curse: "Just like your owner!"

Dahei chased even more fiercely.

Probably because Lin Nianhe cursed too dirtily.

"Quick! To the west! Catch her! Don’t let her get away!"

The old man’s voice came from behind, loud, but not sounding panicked.

The wall on the west was over two meters tall, could that little girl still... climb over... it...

The old man watched with wide eyes as Lin Nianhe effortlessly and nimble, like a little swallow, flipped over the wall.

Her movements were smooth, effortless, flowing like water.

Clearly, she was an old hand at wall climbing.

Dahei, who tried to follow suit, was kicked back down by her and lay on the ground whining, unable to stand up.

The old man’s temple vein throbbed as he glared at Wang Wei: "Is this what you call having checked everything clearly?"

Wang Wei was dumbfounded and swallowed hard.

The old man kicked Wang Wei: "Useless thing! Hurry up and take someone to chase... Oh, and send some new faces to the police station, that girl will definitely go there to find her sweetheart!"

Wang Wei nodded repeatedly and didn’t forget to comfort: "It’s okay, Uncle Niu, Biaozi and his buddy are still on the other side of the west wall, that little chick can’t run away!"

The duo Biaozi that he mentioned, Lin Nianhe had already encountered.

Lin Nianhe looked at the two who had tied her up not long ago with a complex gaze, the corners of her mouth lifted, and her smile was radiant: "What a coincidence, it’s you guys again."

The two Biaozi were momentarily stunned upon seeing her, then sneered: "Girl, pretty capable, huh? Listen to Brother Biao’s advice, go back obediently, otherwise... it’s not going to be merely a little physical suffering!"

"Hahaha, Brother Biao don’t persuade her. If Old Man Niu wasn’t there during the day, I would have wanted to... hehe..."

The two exchanged a lecherous glance, laughing and walking towards Lin Nianhe.

Lin Nianhe kept her hands behind her back.

One hand held a dagger given to her by Su Yuncheng;

In the other hand, an electric baton.