The Haoyue Tribe's market gave Su Yu a long-forgotten feeling from her past life: being crammed in a wet market with throngs of middle-aged women, all fighting over New Year's groceries.
There were people, people, people, people, people everywhere.
Oh, wait. Here, it should be Beastmen, Beastmen, Beastmen, Beastmen, Beastmen, Beastmen…
The only saving grace was that Earl Li could hold her as he levitated, floating above the crowd so she wouldn't be packed in like a sardine.
Su Yu leaned into Earl Li's arms and looked left and right, but she didn't see Ji Deng. She yelled to Shi Wei, "Where did Ji Deng go? Didn't he say he was going to set up a stall?"
Shi Wei, who was busy protecting their baskets of fruits and vegetables, managed to point in a direction.
Su Yu then saw Ji Deng weaving through the crowd of Beastmen. His chubby body moved with surprising agility, and he quickly found the stall he'd had someone save for him.
Su Yu was left speechless.
