I set up a shelter organization

He Yi noticed that it was getting late, so he washed up and went to the living room.

Yin Liu waved to him, her face beaming with sunshine and energy, and said, "Oh, you're up?"

"I ordered takeout, let's eat together."

He Yi saw that there were hamburgers, fried chicken, fries, cola, chicken wings and other food on the table.

Was about to say something.

There was a knock on his door.

"Bang bang bang!"

"Bang bang bang!"

He Yi was startled. Could it be that he had woken up the landlord in the middle of the night last night, and the landlord was finally coming to cause trouble for him today?

"Open the door and check the gas."

"Oh, here it comes."

Without thinking twice, He Yi quickly went to open the door.

Yin Liu ate her chicken wings while looking up at the doorway.

There were three people standing there.

A person with rapid breathing and unsteady steps sounds like an ordinary person.

The other two breathed forcefully but deliberately slowed down, concealing their presence.

They didn't seem like ordinary gas inspectors.

It looks like they've practiced.

It's only been one night, how did it get out so quickly?

It seems that the auction house's confidentiality measures weren't very effective.

That's right. Auction houses must have already started promoting that piece of black jade. It's an A-grade spiritual artifact that combines defense and concealment of one's aura. The former is relatively easy to obtain, but the latter is very rare, let alone something that combines both.

It is estimated that after the auction house released the news, a large group of people eyeing this piece of black jade had already begun to take action.

The auction house must have a very powerful background to be able to open a shop in such a prime location as Guxi Town.

Those people dared not offend the auction house.

Naturally, they set their sights on the sellers.

They didn't conceal their identities before entering the auction house; a little inquiry would have revealed their identities.

However, it's a bit too fast to have found this place so quickly.

It seems the visitors have ill intentions.

He Yi arrived at the door and was about to open it when a tuft of black hair stopped his hand.

A chilling aura drew near.

He shivered from the cold and instinctively took a few steps back.

And the white-clad female ghost stood in front of the door.

That evil spirit?

How did Silver Willow summon it?

He Yi hadn't thought much about it at first, but when the white-clad female ghost appeared, it was as if his mind had suddenly been opened up, and he suddenly had a jolt.

I thought of a lot of things.

One is that landlords usually notify tenants in advance about gas inspections, otherwise there might be situations where tenants are out at work and not at home.

When the tenant is not home, the landlord cannot open the door and enter without permission.

The landlord did not give any prior notice.

But someone came to check the gas?

It happened at such a very opportune time.

Last night, He Yike experienced a miraculous event that ordinary people cannot imagine.

He Yi looked out the door.

The knocking on the door grew more and more urgent, as if the person outside was certain he was home.

He wouldn't give up until he opened the door; what kind of staff member would do that?

He Yi stumbled back several steps.

Until they retreated to the sofa.

Seeing that Brother Yin Liu was still sitting next to him eating and drinking, he finally felt relieved.

"Brother, who's outside the door..." He Yi lowered his voice, gesturing with his hands as he tentatively inquired.

Yin Liu took a bite of the hamburger and then a sip of cola: "It's okay, you should eat some too."

He Yi looked towards the door with some concern.

Her long, black hair wrapped around the doorknob, and with a click, the door opened.

The person outside rushed in as soon as the door was opened.

"Quick, hold the door shut!"

"Don't let him turn it off."

The three rushed in and slammed the door shut.

The two leaders grinned maliciously, "You've really made us look for you."