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Old Black Bull nodded and stepped towards the city gate. On the official road, several carriages were ahead, with a slow-moving Ox Cart at the back. A young boy sat on the Ox Cart, engrossed in a book, a Red Longsword resting beside him. He had a blade of grass clenched between his teeth, looking quite at ease.
The merchants in the caravan occasionally glanced back, their eyes filled with astonishment. They had thought the Ox Cart would lag behind, but to their surprise, despite its slow pace, it kept up without falling behind.
Qin Feng suddenly furrowed his brow, tossing his book into the belly of Black Snake. He looked up, his eyes flickering with dark light. "Such heavy demonic energy?" he murmured to himself. He glanced at the caravan ahead; the guards were merely average fighters, their strength barely reaching the Little Demon level.
Looking up at the sky, he noticed the sun was about to set. Suddenly, the caravan leader shouted to quicken their pace. "It's getting dark; we must reach Qingfeng Town as soon as possible! This is Wolf Mountain; you should know how dangerous it is here."
The faces of everyone in the caravan tightened, and their speed increased immediately. Qin Feng nodded; they indeed knew about Wolf Mountain. That meant there were Wolf Demons lurking within.
He reached out and patted Old Black Bull to encourage it not to fall behind. Old Black Bull turned its head and snorted disdainfully; it hadn't even exerted itself yet. Qin Feng chuckled and picked up his book again. He had instructed the little fox on how to train Old Black Bull, and it seemed that Old Black Bull had made some progress, barely qualifying as a demon now.
The caravan was experienced; they entered Qingfeng Town just as the sun set. Everyone in the caravan let out a sigh of relief as they arrived at an inn. The innkeeper appeared to be quite familiar with the caravan members and arranged everything efficiently.
At the back, Qin Feng sat on the Ox Cart, surveying the small town before him. It wasn't very large,
The atmosphere was lively, filled with the sounds of vendors calling out, brimming with the essence of human life. Even Qin Wan'er, who had been sleeping, lifted the curtain of the cart, curious to look outside.
"It's so bustling here, it seems no less than Anping County," Qin Wan'er couldn't help but remark.
The little fox nodded, "I think I've been here before, but unfortunately, I was being hunted back then and didn't have the chance to take a good look."
Qin Wan'er reached out to stroke the little fox's fur. "Sister Zi Lan, from now on, just stick with us. You won't be hunted anymore."
Qin Wan'er wasn't foolish; after hearing what Qin Feng and Li Liang had said that day, she knew her brother seemed quite formidable. Although she found it strange how much he had changed, she didn't plan to ask. Her brother had his own secrets, and if he chose not to share them with her, there must be a reason for it. As long as he remained her brother, that was enough.
The little fox nodded repeatedly. "That's right! We need to hold on tight to those strong legs. Didn't you see that he already has a Jade Token? That's a life-saving charm for humans."
"Brother, where are we staying tonight?" Qin Wan'er suddenly asked.
Sitting in the ox cart, Qin Feng glanced at the inn ahead. A glimmer of darkness flashed in his eyes as he chuckled lightly. "I'm afraid we'll have to make do tonight; we'll be sleeping in the ox cart."
Upon hearing this, Qin Wan'er smiled and nodded. "Yes, that's what I was thinking too. Staying at an inn is too expensive. Our cart is quite comfortable; there's no need to spend silver."
Qin Feng paused for a moment and shook his head. He wanted to say that wasn't quite what he meant.
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