Miss Witch is broke again.

"Sir, how about a skewer of these meatballs?"

The secluded forest was not quiet at all; on the contrary, it was quite noisy. However, the noise was not annoying. The cacophony of voices, along with the aroma of various foods, made Su Li and her group feel a sense of warmth and life.

Of course, we must ignore the fact that most of the pedestrians are strangely shaped, after all, this is a demon market, and many monsters that are different from humans are the mainstream.

Although there are quite a few witches, they all wear all sorts of masks with abandon, the weirder the better.

So much so that when Su Li entered the Demon Market from the north gate and saw the chaotic scene of the demons dancing in the deep forest, she thought she had entered the underworld. If Tu Wen hadn't anticipated this and pulled Su Li back, Su Li would have already disappeared.

"This life almost came to an end," was Su Li's thought at the time.

At the stall next door, a red-eyed demon was diligently spitting flames to grill meat skewers, while the stall owner was a human-like goat-headed monster with large, curved horns, quite similar to the argali sheep of the high plateau in western China.

The sheep demon warmly greeted Su Li and her group, introducing its own meat skewers:

"Hey, sir, our meat skewers are all made from cold-blooded mutton. Everyone who's tried them raves about them—crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and the aroma can be smelled from miles away."

Su Li's expression was a bit strange. Was the stall owner not afraid of divine retribution for selling roasted mutton?

However, Tu Wen was quite adept at this. Under the drooling gazes of the little demons, she accepted a large bag of fragrant kebabs, and then, finding it insufficient, asked the argali demon to prepare more.

Given the witches' appetites, this large bag of meat skewers might seem like a lot, but it wouldn't be enough for three witches to share.

So the red-eyed demon, who had just prepared to rest, continued grilling meat skewers with a resentful look in his eyes, panting heavily. Meanwhile, Tu Wen went to ask the argali sheep demon:

"Looks like business is doing well for the boss lately?"

The argali sheep demon chuckled, its eyes gleaming with greed for money. However, with three witches standing before it, its tone wasn't too arrogant as it replied:

"Isn't this all thanks to the witch? So I'm making a little extra money."

When Su Li saw the ram demon excitedly rubbing its hooves together, she knew that the ram demon was talking nonsense.

Ignoring the money-grubbing sheep demon, she carefully swallowed the meat skewers. The freshly grilled skewers were piping hot, but the witch's physical abilities were astonishing. It was only because Su Li hadn't fully transitioned to her human mindset that she was being so cautious.

good to eat!

Su Li squinted her eyes slightly; the lamb skewers tasted quite good.

Su Li didn't know what technique the owner used, but the crispy surface of the meat skewers burst open with juice when bitten into, and the delicious spices with a hint of spiciness were a real eye-opener for her.

Yaxi had only intended to enjoy the scenery, and accepted the meat skewers from Tu Wen with an indifferent expression. However, her eyes widened as soon as she took a bite. This cheerful paladin witch had never eaten such street food in the monastery.

The blonde witch gracefully finished displaying the meat skewers in an instant, her speed so fast that Su Li thought she had pressed the fast-forward button eight times.

Ya-xi stared intently at the meat skewers in Tu-wen's hand, and Tu-wen, understanding her intent, casually handed her a few skewers. She took them shyly, chewing as she replied:

"Thank you, sister. The food in China is indeed as good as its reputation. I made the right choice coming here! I should never have gone to India. I almost lost my life there."

Unlike Yaqian, Su Li didn't wolf down her food; she ate slowly and leisurely. However, seeing Yaqian's complaining expression, she couldn't help but ask:

"What's wrong with India? Is the food bad?"

Yaxi, who was still eating her meat skewers, lost her appetite upon hearing Su Li's question. With an awkward expression, she replied:

"Sister, you wouldn't believe it, but I swear I'll never go to India again in my life!"

Uh, is it that scary?

Su Li was a little confused, but Ya Qian seemed unwilling to continue the conversation, so Su Li didn't press the matter further.

It must be said that the Red-Eyed Demon was very skilled and quickly grilled a sufficient number of skewers. Under the expectant gaze of the Bighorn Sheep Demon, Tu Wen took the skewers, tossed down a few Witch Gold coins, and led Su Li and the others away from the stall.

Su Li swears that Sister Wen definitely gave her more money than she should have.

Because the argali sheep demon excitedly accepted the gold coins, it actually intended to reward the red-eyed demon handsomely:

"Your skills, you monster from Japan, are quite good. I'll give you extra pay when we get back."

The red-eyed demon was overjoyed. It was about to rest, but suddenly it was full of energy and started grilling meat skewers again. It was difficult for a monster from out of town like it to make a living on the sky island, let alone get paid.

Leaving aside the argali sheep demon and the red-eyed ghost, Su Li and her group strolled around the Sanci Demon Market once more.

The Demon City is built against the mountain, with most of its buildings nestled among ancient trees. However, the magic array cannot completely dispel the fog in the forest, and wisps of fog can still be seen floating in the buildings and streets of the Demon City.

However, this does not obstruct the view of passersby; on the contrary, it adds a touch of mystery to the demon market, making it as eerie as if demons from the underworld might emerge at any moment.

Of course, it could also be a seductive vixen, like a witch running excitedly while eating meat skewers.

Su Li had never seen such a bizarre scene before. If she were still human, she would never have witnessed such a strange sight.

What she saw now was only a corner of the demon market. As far as the eye could see, countless red and green ghostly lanterns hung in the eerie mountains and forests, and monsters of all sizes lined the blue stone streets along the way.

The monsters and spirits selling food and snacks along the way attracted curious witches who approached them, praising them highly.

At the intersection Su Li had just passed, several graceful cat demons performed their talents, with countless fire rings moving swiftly and chaotically, dazzling even the witch.

However, the cat demons are agile and always manage to slip through at the last second, with graceful movements.

Although Su Li resisted the urge to pet the cat demons, she still excitedly threw out several gold coins, which made the cat demons perform even more diligently. They even walked through the fire rings while carrying embroidered balls on their heads, and the bolder cat demons even started dancing.

At this moment, Tu Wen helplessly blamed Su Li, saying:

"Li-mei, Li-mei, how can you spend money so recklessly?"

Su Li's excited expression immediately vanished, after all, she didn't have the ability to earn money right now, and this witch's gold could only be distributed through the witch organization's welfare program.

However, she still muttered something unwillingly:

"Sister Wen, you just spent money too!"

Tu Wen shrugged instead and explained:

"I am a sword immortal witch, and I have no shortage of magical cultivation, so my need for witch gold is not high. Even without money, I can still improve my strength. What about you, Li-mei?"

Su Li felt a little embarrassed and lowered her head to admit her mistake.

Indeed, Su Li may seem to have no money to spend right now, but this is based on the premise that she doesn't improve her strength. Magic, pills, fortuitous encounters, and even all aspects of cultivation require money.

Su Li is so carefree now because Qin Yaoyue and Shana are holding umbrellas to shield her from the rain.

However, Tu Wen still patted Su Li's head, whose excitement had turned to frustration, and comforted her:

"Just be more careful next time. After all, my Li-mei is so innocent and cute, so spending more money is nothing."

Tu Wen said with a smile, but the dejected Su Li was immediately dissatisfied and even a little angry. Did she look that stupid?

Yaqian watched with great interest, and even took photos of Su Li's unwilling expression from various angles. After all, the beautiful and innocent fox fairy was simply too attractive for her to resist. Even the little demons were stunned and took photos with her.