Traveling through the fairy world, I monopolize all the luck in the world!

suddenly.

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Raindrops fell from the sky, and then a drizzle began to fall.

In the wind and rain, Lu Bei was forced to stop practicing sword.

At this time, he looked around and found that the courtyard was empty.

Jiang Nan was concentrating on practicing in the room and was not affected by the sound of rain.

Lu Bei murmured doubtfully, "Where's Sister Xiaohua?"

He suddenly remembered that when he came back, Grandma Liu was not there either, so he muttered, "Could it be that she went to town to look for Aunt Liu?"

"But, we've been practicing swords for a while now, so it's time to come back?"

Suddenly, he thought of the gang of bandits whose members had been replaced, and he began to have a bad feeling.

Lu Bei didn't dare to think too much. He immediately put the kitchen knife behind his waist, found an umbrella and ran out.

He jogged all the way towards Niejia Town.

Xiaohua's home is located on the outskirts of Niejia Town, about two or three miles away from the town's bustling street.

He ran very fast in the wind and rain, and finally gave up his umbrella and put it away.

He kept praying in his heart, hoping that he was overthinking it and that Sister Xiaohua was safe.

But then I think about this cannibalistic era and those bandits who laughed as they came down the mountain.

If they were really bandits who had successfully fought a war, they might not necessarily abide by the customary rules.

If I met the pretty girl Xiaohua at this time.

Thinking of this, Lu Bei felt heartbroken.

He didn't dare to think anymore and ran faster.

Arrived at the town market.

He slowed down and began to look for Sister Xiaohua and Aunt Liu in the rain.

Passersby kept walking on the road with umbrellas, whispering to each other.

"Oh, these guys are damned, they don't follow the rules at all."

"That's right, an old woman is being charged protection fees for the herbs she painstakingly picked."

"Ah, Aunt Liu has such a miserable life. She just argued a little, but the bandits not only robbed her of her money, but also beat her up."

Lu Bei was standing in the street. When he heard these words, he felt a chill in his heart and couldn't help but pull out a kitchen knife.

He began to look for the location of the pharmacy in the streets and alleys.

He stopped a passerby and asked in a deep voice, "Where is the pharmacy?"

The passerby was startled by his gloomy voice, and when he saw that it was a young boy, he pointed in a direction.

Lu Bei turned around and left.

The passerby behind him reminded, "Don't go buy medicine. Someone just died in the pharmacy and the owner was scared away."

After hearing this, Lu Bei started running in the rain at a very fast speed. The rain was trampled by him with great force, splashing out waves.

It was inconvenient to hold the umbrella in his hand, so he swung it with force, and it instantly got stuck in the brick wall.

The passerby was stunned for a moment, then turned around and ran away in a hurry.

Lu Bei ran all the way and arrived at the location of the pharmacy.

Suddenly, he froze.

He stared blankly at Aunt Liu lying in the rain.

Her body was covered in blood, with two wounds on her back deep enough to see the bone, and a wound on her forehead.

Lu Bei squatted down, trembling all over, and sniffed her breath.

The next moment, his hand froze on the spot.

No breathing.

Lu Bei slowly withdrew his hand, breathing heavily, and a nameless fire of karma rushed to his heart.

His hands clenched the kitchen knife tightly, making a crackling sound.

The drugstore is now deserted.

Everything in the drugstore was smashed to pieces.

Lu Bei heard the merchants in the shops along the street sticking their heads out and whispering.

Someone cursed in a low voice, "These utterly heartless villains killed people just for the sake of beauty. They are truly beasts."

Someone echoed, "Exactly. That girl is really pitiful. She originally wanted to take her grandma home, but she didn't expect that it would cause those people to commit crimes and directly turn it into a kidnapping of a woman."

"The mother-in-law was stabbed several times for trying to stop them. What miserable people they are."

Someone grumbled, "Well, if it were you, this mother-in-law should have just given them the money and let it go. Why would she get involved in this? Is money more important than life?"

"Yes, he just can't let it go. Not only has he lost his life, but his descendants and granddaughters' innocence will also be ruined." Some people gloated.

Someone immediately scolded him lightly, "You said it was easy, why don't you try it?"

These words fell into Lu Bei's ears, hitting him like thunder.

He stood up stiffly, raised the kitchen knife and roared to the sky, "Ah!"

After roaring, he suddenly turned around and rushed towards a shop where the sarcastic voice had just been heard.

He kicked the half-closed door open, raised a kitchen knife, and shouted, "Where is that girl? Where was she taken?"

The merchant was frightened, raised his hands, and uttered incoherently, "I, I."

Lu Bei kicked the merchant in the chest and shouted, "Hurry up and tell me!"

There was a sound of broken bones.

The merchant's ribs were broken and he could no longer speak. He looked at Lu Bei with horror.

The woman next to the merchant pointed ahead with a trembling hand and said, "At the inn on the street."

Lu Bei turned around and rushed out.

He roared in the wind and rain, holding a kitchen knife, his heart burning with anger.

He could not tolerate the murder of the kind and gentle Aunt Liu.

He couldn't even imagine that the innocent and beautiful Sister Xiaohua was insulted by a group of beasts.

He roared and rushed into the street.

When we were nearing the inn, we heard Sister Xiaohua struggling and crying from the second floor.

The crying sound was like a ball of fire that instantly exploded in Lu Bei's mind. His eyes were like blazing fire, bloodshot, and filled with murderous intent.

He kicked open the door of the inn and rushed to the second floor where the sound came from.

The middle-aged owner of the inn ran out from the counter and tried to stop him.

"Hey, you can't go in. The adults will be disappointed and I'll be dead."

Lu Bei turned around and swept his sword across.

The innkeeper froze on the spot and fell heavily to the ground.

Lu Bei's face was splattered with blood.

He glanced coldly at the innkeeper's body, then turned and strode towards the stairs, rushing to the second floor.

At the door of the first room on the second floor, several gangster-like young men were standing together and laughing.

"Brother, you are so lucky! You met such a beauty on your first trip down the mountain."

"That's right, that girl has a really thin waist, big breasts, and a nice butt. Oh, I'm greedy too, haha."

"Then tell Big Brother not to throw it away after use?"

"No, no, no, I wouldn't dare."

"Ah, it's just too strong. Big brother must be very tired."

"I almost want to help, haha."

Several people were chatting and laughing.

A young man near the stairs saw Lu Bei, who was furious, and immediately shouted.

"Hey, who are you?"

Lu Bei said nothing, his eyes fierce.

Among the remaining few people, someone shouted angrily, "Who told you to come up here? Get off now."

Lu Bei's eyes were blazing with fire as he heard the sound of bottles breaking and Sister Xiaohua's cries for help coming from a room deep in the inn again.

The murderous intent in his heart could not be stopped, and then he jumped hard and jumped down the stairs to the second floor.

Without saying a word, he picked up the kitchen knife and chopped at the man in the front who was shouting angrily.

The man's face was filled with shock. He didn't expect that someone would dare to attack these bandits. He even forgot to dodge for a moment.

The next moment, he was split in two, and blood splattered on the faces of the people behind him.

Those people were instantly awakened, shouting angrily and rushing towards Lu Bei with swords in hand.

"Kill!"

"Kill!" Lu Bei shouted angrily.

Two more doors opened deep in the second floor, and seven or eight more bandits rushed out.

Thirteen people who looked like bandits rushed towards the north side of the road.

Only the deepest room was not opened.

The shouting inside continued.