In Genshin Impact: I accidentally ruined the Seven Gods

Master Mao prepared a carriage for Bai Mu and his companions with only one coachman and no guards.

Bai Mu could understand this, since when the time came, it would be him protecting the guards, not the other way around.

The coachman was a burly, middle-aged man with a rugged face, exuding a menacing aura; he was clearly no ordinary person.

But thinking about it, it makes sense. An ordinary coachman wouldn't be able to take on such long-distance orders.

An ordinary person who can't even protect themselves would probably be wiped out on the spot if they encountered a Hilichurl shaman outside.

The big man didn't seem to like talking. From the moment Bai Mu and the others got into the car until they left Liyue Harbor, he didn't utter a single word.

Shiraki was quite happy about this peaceful situation.

While I am somewhat talkative when I am with acquaintances, I find it difficult to speak first when I am with strangers.

When the carriage reached the vicinity of Guili Plain, the two horses pulling the carriage suddenly stopped, neighing anxiously. No matter how much the burly man whipped them, the two horses refused to move another step.

After getting off the bus and realizing this was possible, Shiraki offered his suggestions.

"Why don't we loosen them first and see how it goes? Keeping tossing them like this isn't a solution."

The big man glanced at Bai Mu and nodded.

Then he got off at the front and reached out to untie the rope from one of the horses.

The moment the rope was loosened, before the burly man could react, the horse turned and galloped away without looking back. It gave the man no chance to react at all.

Bai Mu stared blankly at the scene. Seeing that the big man didn't react for a long time, he walked up and patted the big man on the shoulder.

"Brother, your horse is gone."

Big Han: ...

"Go back to the car and wait. There are monsters attacking ahead."

The big man ignored the runaway horse, looked solemnly ahead, and told Bai Mu to return to the carriage.

Without saying a word, Shiraki obediently got into the car.

Protecting the employer was the big man's duty, and Bai Mu, through his senses, discovered that the monsters in front of him weren't very strong; he could easily defeat them.

"Boom, boom."

The ground began to tremble not far away, and a tall figure slowly emerged from the horizon.

Upon seeing the figure appear, the burly man felt a tremor in his heart, and his expression became extremely solemn.

Because that's a Hilichurl Helmet!

Behind it followed several Hilichurl thugs.

Seeing this, the big man immediately made a decision.

"Excuse me, gentlemen. I need your help now."

That's right, the big man is asking Bai Mu and the others for help.

The burly man could sense the powerful aura emanating from Bai Mu.

However, as their employer, the big man had an obligation to clear away the monsters they encountered on their journey. It was just that this time the monsters were too powerful, and he had no other choice but to seek Bai Mu's help.

Bai Mu had just returned to the carriage when he heard the big man's plea for help. So he got off the carriage again.

Bai Mu didn't look at the big man because his attention was immediately drawn to the horde of Hilichurls rushing towards him.

Which is faster, a Hilichurl or a horse?

Bai Mu asked the burly man beside him.

Seeing that Bai Mu didn't show even a hint of panic, the big man relaxed a little.

He answered Shiraki's nonsensical question honestly:

"If we're just talking about speed, horses are slightly faster, but in terms of endurance, this monster's endurance is much higher than that of horses."

"What if we use these Hilichurl thugs to pull the cart? How would that be for the horses?"

Shiraki asked a question that made the big man's jaw drop.

The Great Han has lived for so many years and experienced so many battles, and he has never heard of anyone who could capture Hilichurls to use as cart pullers.

But his excellent professionalism allowed him to answer Shiraki's question quickly.

"Overall, Hilichurls are indeed more useful than horses, but..."

Before the big man could finish speaking, Bai Mu immediately got up and flew towards the oncoming Hilichurl thug and the Hilichurl Rockhelmet.

With a casual wave of his hand, Bai Mu unleashed a divine power that transformed into a cage, trapping the Hilichurl King and the other Hilichurl thugs within.

No matter how much they struggled, the cage remained intact, without even the slightest tremor.

Upon seeing this, the burly man behind him was completely stunned.

Bai Mu's methods were unlike anything he had ever heard of. He now finally understood why Master Mao had specifically reminded him before he came that if he encountered a powerful enemy, he could ask Bai Mu for help.

He had overestimated Bai Mu's strength as much as possible before, but what he didn't expect was that he had been too conservative.

"Um...you just said, but what?"

Bai Mu controlled the cage to fly back towards the carriage and asked the big man what he hadn't finished saying.

Big Han: ...

He had originally intended to say that these monsters had no consciousness and could not be tamed. However, seeing the current situation, he obediently kept his mouth shut.

Bai Mu threw the cage next to the carriage, then retrieved it and enveloped the Hilichurls with his aura.

Feeling the oppressive aura emanating from the white tree, the Hilichurls lay prostrate on the ground, trembling. They desperately wanted to escape, but the white tree's pressure enveloped them from all sides, leaving them nowhere to run.

Patting the shoulder of the stunned man beside him, Bai Mu instructed him to replace the horses pulling the carriage with those few Hilichurl thugs.

As for the Hilichurl King, Whitewood has other uses for it.

Without wasting words, the big man forced himself to control his nervousness. He first went to the last remaining horse, untied the rope from the horse, and then tied the horse to the side of the cart.

Then, he turned his attention to the few Hilichurls and tied the ropes used to pull the carriage to the Hilichurls. The process went surprisingly smoothly.

After finishing, the big man breathed a sigh of relief.

This was his first time coming into such close contact with a Hilichurl thug, and it would be a lie to say he wasn't nervous. Fortunately, the process was uneventful.

Seeing that the big man had finished his work, Bai Mu walked over to him and said:

"Alright, your mission is complete. You can return to Liyue Harbor now. Of course, you will still receive your commission."

Upon hearing Bai Mu's words, the big man immediately agreed.

He has now realized that even if he stays, he might just be a burden.

And after I go back, I can still get my commission. Why wouldn't I take advantage of such a good deal?

After the big man rode away on his last remaining horse, Bai Mu looked at the Hill Crest King.

A burst of energy emanated from Bai Mu's hand, instantly killing the Hilichurl King.