Urban Immortal Doctor Master
Chapter 272 - 272 272 Actually I'm an Expert Revised

272: 272: Actually, I’m an Expert [Revised] 272: 272: Actually, I’m an Expert [Revised] Tang Feng smiled and said, “Don’t think that going to the mining site means a harsh environment, on the contrary, it’s a paradise there.”

“Really?” Jiaqing knew Tang Feng had no reason to deceive her, so she was very curious.

“Why not take the workers over in the afternoon and arrange things for them?” Tang Feng suggested.

“Okay, by doing this, I might be able to recruit a few people.”

“Try your best; I’ve left everything in your hands anyway.”

“Mhm, don’t worry, I’ll handle it perfectly,” Jiaqing assured with a confident smile.

“Then I’ll leave this place to you, I’m going to procure some resources, and if possible, buy more land,” Tang Feng said as he handed over the Sumeru Ring, which contained trillions.

Jiaqing looked at the ring joyfully, astonished; an unprecedented world was officially opening up to her.

Everything felt novel to her.

Tang Feng did not interrupt her as she tried to retrieve items on her own.

A quarter of an hour later, Jiaqing finally stopped.

She had to stop; her head was dizzy.

Tang Feng embraced her and said tenderly, “Sister Qing, your cultivation isn’t high yet, so frequent use of your mental power will still lead to depletion.”

“Oh, I won’t mess around next time,” she said, sticking out her tongue, feeling several years younger.

It was only in front of Tang Feng that she could be in such a relaxed state.

In front of others, she was still the unattainable goddess.

Desirable yet beyond reach.

Tang Feng handed her some protective spirit artifacts and instructed her to keep them for herself before he left.

Although Jiaqing felt reluctant, fortunately, there were plenty of things to keep her busy, so she didn’t have to think about Tang Feng all the time.

When she did settle down, she truly feared enduring days without Tang Feng by her side.

After leaving the city, Tang Feng headed directly to a nearby county town.

Although these small towns were occupied by fierce beasts and spiritual beasts, many of the buildings were still intact.

Occasionally, some humans sneaked in, but while entering was easy, leaving was hard.

Knowing that just by looking up, one could see a fierce beast made most dare not enter.

Unless they were cultivators.

But cultivators below the Foundation Establishment level didn’t dare to venture into these small towns either.

A single Third Grade Spiritual Beast could critically injure them.

Not to mention there was more than one.

Moreover, in this past month, the fierce and spiritual beasts had been continuously leveling up, which was quite terrifying.

Countless heavenly materials and earthly treasures, as well as spirit stones, were helping cultivators, but they were also aiding these beasts.

And their pace was even faster.

An incredibly terrifying rate of leveling up.

If this trend continued, humans would definitely be the ones to fail eventually,

And Tang Feng noticed that the intelligence of these beasts was rapidly evolving.

They had learned to fight as teams, which was very frightening.

After Tang Feng entered the town, he found that on the main street, and even atop some buildings with dozens of floors, spiritual beasts were stationed.

They were also hunting.

“Help!”

A faint voice came from inside a nearby restaurant.

With a sweep of his Divine Sense, Tang Feng discovered that there indeed were people inside, and not just one.

He moved over quietly.

The people inside relaxed their bodies as they saw Tang Feng approaching; they had been trapped here for three days, and without any help, they had almost no chance of survival left.

When Tang Feng entered the restaurant, he saw them huddled against the wall, so weak that all they had left was their breath.

“Please, save us.” Both women were injured, one of them already unconscious.

The other, the one who had called for help, was also nearly at her limit.

The three men nearby had suffered injuries; two of them were beyond saving, their blood already drained.

“Who made me a good person?”

Though Tang Feng didn’t ignore them in their time of need, he certainly wouldn’t help unconditionally.

In these times, not many people still operated on goodwill.

“I can take you out, but you must agree to one condition,” Tang Feng stated.

“Don’t you think it’s disgraceful to take advantage of someone’s vulnerability?” the woman exclaimed angrily.

“It’s up to you, the decision is in your hands,” Tang Feng said as he got up to leave.

“Wait, I agree, but you can’t make excessive demands, I would rather die than comply,” the woman stated.

“You’re thinking too much.

I’m really not interested in someone like you.

What do you think you have?” Tang Feng scoffed.

“Then what do you want?”

“It should be what can you offer me,” Tang Feng replied.

The woman changed her tone, trying to calm herself down, realizing this was her last chance.

As long as she could survive, she would agree to anything.

Everything could be discussed later when she got back; with her family background, reneging would not be difficult.

Her eyes shifted, but Tang Feng’s gaze did not miss that the woman, even in such a desperate situation, was still scheming.

He glanced at her chest, not big at all, how could she be so brainless?

Her response was exactly as Tang Feng had anticipated.

Indeed, no matter what Tang Feng asked, she would agree as long as she could fulfill it.

Words alone are no proof.

Of course, Tang Feng was not convinced.

However, he was curious to see how this woman would repay kindness with ingratitude, and he could deal with her later.

Tang Feng took out healing medicine and gave it to her, benefiting a man and another woman in the process.

Actually, Tang Feng did have a bit of admiration for the woman, daring to venture into this town showed courage.

But he was unaware of her motives.

After taking the medicine, her wounds healed quickly, and she regained her strength.

After circulating her energy for a few cycles, she finally had the strength to stand up.

The man and the other woman also woke up.

Now, the woman’s gaze towards Tang Feng was different; it contained awe, surprise, and a hint of inquiry.

Such a miraculous elixir was beyond her affluent family’s reach.

If only she had had this elixir earlier, they could have retreated safely without losing nearly everyone.

She regretted her stubbornness.

But her pride wouldn’t allow her to show it.

“Can you two walk?” The other woman and man were more severely injured than Tang Feng, but they seemed much better now.

“Miss, we can,” they said.

“Let’s eat something before we continue our journey,” the woman decided after glancing at the kitchen.

Tang Feng sat aside, watching the three with interest.

“Young man, thank you for saving us.”

“Don’t mention it, this is a paid service,” Tang Feng looked at the woman and smiled, “Remember what you said earlier.

If you go back on your word, you should know the consequences.”

He then walked towards the door.

“Hey!

Aren’t you going to escort us back?” the woman asked urgently.

“Uh!

Am I obligated to do that?

I only agreed to heal you, not to take you out of the city,” Tang Feng said with a laugh.

“Damn!

If we die, then my promise can’t be fulfilled, and you would have labored in vain,” the woman shouted angrily.

“How so?

If you die, I’ll come to collect the bodies; I trust your family will make a wise choice,” Tang Feng said as he walked out of the dining area.

“We’re not eating anymore, let’s hurry and catch up,” the woman realized Tang Feng was a superior person and missing this chance would be foolish.

The person promptly went forward and grasped Tang Feng’s arm tightly.

“Let go!”

“I won’t let go, just kill me instead,” the woman cried, clinging on desperately.

The man and the other woman supported each other, their faces embarrassed.

They were here to protect the young mistress, and now powerless, but to their surprise, the usually arrogant mistress showed such a vulnerable side.

For some reason, they felt a bit of schadenfreude.

If it hadn’t been for her, their friends and brothers might not have died.

Alas!

In a large clan, their destinies weren’t their own to choose, but merely to bow their heads and do their duties.

Perhaps, after this, she might change.

The two behind her speculated.