CH 596

596: Sin City

Feng Wu didn’t know people were desperately trying to catch up to her. At the moment, she was riding a horse towards the city with map in hand.

After ten days on the road, she finally saw the outline of the city from a distance against the sky. Two words were written on top of the gate: Sin City.

“Sin city...” Finally.

Feng Wu nodded and aimed for the gate. There wasn’t even a gatekeeper, only a sign.

Enter at your own risk, it said.

As soon as she entered the city, a child ran up to her trying to sell guide services. He was about five or six and was dressed in rags. His mouth was as sweet as honey as he called her sister this and sister that.

“Sister, sister, do you need a guide? I grew up here; no matter where you want to go, I can guide you!” The innocent smile on his face was very winsome but contrasted sharply with the distressing poverty.

Feng Wu glanced at the child. “No need.” She promptly jumped over and kept moving.

“Sister, don’t go! We can negotiate the price!” The child chased after Feng Wu, following behind her step by step, his small mouth never relenting for a second.

When Feng wu suddenly stopped, the boy ran forward and fell to the ground. He immediately burst into tears and cried like his heart was breaking.

Other pedestrians on the road didn’t react to the crying child at all and continued on about their business as if nothing happened.

Suddenly, a couple in ordinary clothes appeared and picked the child up. They wailed like the world was ending.

“Oh my god! How could you bully my child? Is it easy for our family of three to make a living in this city?! Even if you didn’t want to hire my baby to guide you, you didn’t have to beat him so severely!” The woman pointed accusingly at Feng Wu while scolding her.

The man wasn’t idle either. As soon as the woman finished speaking, he jumped in with, “You hurt my child like this; don’t even think about leaving without compensating my family!”

What were they talking about? Feng Wu didn’t understand.

The family of three hugged each other and cried miserably while Feng Wu stood watching silently.

The family weren’t sure, but after thinking about it, they felt there was something wrong with her brain. Was she crazy or something? Why wasn’t she reacting?

Feng Wu watched the drama for a full twenty minutes before feeling that she’d seen enough and turned around to walk away.

The family of three, upon seeing this, immediately stopped howling. The husband and wife flanked Feng Wu.

“You hit my son and you want to leave just like that?! Let me tell you, no way is that happening! If you don’t compensate us today, don’t even think about going anywhere!” The man pulled out a knife and his face turned ugly. It didn’t look like he would let her leave unscathed unless she paid.

“That’s right, don’t even think about leaving without paying!” The woman also pulled out a weapon and her face was just as vicious as her husband’s.

“I didn’t hit your child. He fell by himself.” Feng Wu said seriously.

She hadn’t touched the child just now. She had avoided him just as he was about to hit her, so in fact, she had nothing to do with him falling down. Feng Wu wasn’t about to take blame for something that wasn’t her fault.

“Just because you say so, you think we’ll believe you?! Prove it with witnesses!” The couple’s faces were shifty when they said this.

Pedestrians passing by didn’t even bother to stop to watch the farce play out. They didn’t even give the group a glance.

Feng Wu felt a lot of malice from the couple, and she didn’t like that.

As the couple were thinking of extorting money from her, she made her move. No one saw how she did it, but the couple lost their weapons and were moaning in pain on the ground.

“It’s wrong to scam people with fake injuries. Don’t do this kind of thing again.” Feng Wu left without looking back.

Of course, the concept of an injury scam was something Ai Lin taught her. She had given her many short examples of the scam, so Feng Wu understood what the couple was doing within seconds.

She didn’t say anything early on out of curiosity. She’d never witnessed a live-action injury scam before so she wanted to watch.

After Feng Wu showed her abilities, other than those who were confident in their strength and personal means, no one dared attack her.

According to the letter, Feng Wu was supposed to stay at a hotel called Rose Night. Feng Wu easily found it since there were only two hotels in the city. There were a lot of people in the lobby sitting and drinking together. They didn’t take a second look at Feng Wu coming in.

Feng Wu didn’t care what they were doing either. She registered, got herself a room, then went up and stayed there, waiting for the people who had Little Bun to come to her.

“Xiao Wu, something is wrong with this place. I feel something might happen tonight.” Rui Baby said from Feng Wu’s skirt.

“I feel the same.” Lydia agreed.

Feng Wu didn’t have any special feelings about the place but since both Rui Baby and Lydia said so, then it had to be true.

Feng Wu decided to take advantage of the daylight and sleep well. She would wait until after dark to see what the kidnappers wanted.

“Boss, this is the room.”

“What are you waiting for? Hurry up and do it.” A fat man said.

The little brother next to him immediately responded by pulling out a blowpipe and blowing something into Feng Wu’s room through the crack under the door.

“It’s done, boss,” said the younger brother with a triumphant face.

“Good. After I’m done, you can go in and play with her.” The boss said generously as he patted the younger man’s shoulders.

The little brother looked like he was moved, but in reality he was complaining endlessly in his heart. By the time you finish playing who knows if the person will still be alive. Maybe the boss wanted him to play with a corpse! He wasn’t a good person, but his tastes weren’t that extreme.

The boss was about to open the door and go in when several people suddenly appeared next to him.

“It’s not good to play alone!”

“When did you guys get here?!” Taken aback, the boss cursed silently in his heart.

“We were just one step behind you.” The newcomers said with a cold smile.