Hell Game: Starting from Metropolis

Liu Zheng asked tentatively.

"Yes, but you can only choose your own."

"Yaksha said."

"Oh, all right."

He sighed and accepted reality.

Whenever this happens, he comforts himself by saying, "I've already eaten so much shit, what else can't I accept?"

Liu Zheng licked the blood off the tip of the knife. It tasted slightly salty with a faint hint of spice, but he didn't know what kind of spice it was.

"Did she just come from taking a bath?"

He thought to himself with a strange expression.

"it's your turn."

"Yaksha said."

"it is good."

Bleeding was a minor matter for Liu Zheng; he simply inserted the needle into his chest and pulled it out.

"Give."

He handed the dagger to the Yaksha.

Yaksha nodded, then plunged the entire dagger into his mouth and drank it all in one gulp.

"So when exactly are you going to take us to Mount Ooe?"

She drew her dagger and said.

"It'll be soon, this week, I think."

Liu Zheng gave a perfunctory reply.

"You'd better not try to back out. To dark elves, betrayal is as serious as blasphemy."

"Yaksha warned."

"Don't worry. It won't happen."

If he hasn't gone to Mount Ooe within a week, then he's probably finished the dungeon run. If he's so capable, then come and hunt him down in the real world or in the next dungeon.

"As for humans, hehe."

Yaksha shook his head and leaped onto the passenger seat.

"What are you doing?"

Liu Zheng asked.

"What? Do you humans all have elegant ladies as chauffeurs?"

Yaksha countered with a question.

"What coachman? This is a driver. Forget it, I can't reason with you immortal beings."

He shook his head, got into the driver's seat, started the engine, and drove towards the Bloody Restaurant.

Chapter 463 Ox and Horse: You're Not Allowed to Touch My Wife!

"Hey boss, where are you headed?"

When they arrived near the restaurant, Liu Zheng saw the cows and horses walking outside and quickly called to them.

"Of course I'd go to the black market to have some fun, or would I go deliver takeout?"

The ox and horse said irritably.

"Haha."

He couldn't help but laugh as he looked at the takeout bag on the horn of the cow.

"You still have orders this late?"

"It's all your fault. Before you came, I had a peaceful night and could sleep through the night without waking up."

The ox and horse glared at him.

"a ha ha ha."

Liu Zheng chuckled.

"Isn't this the woman who ran away last time? You two have gotten together so quickly?"

"Ox and Horse" glanced at the Yaksha in the passenger seat and said.

"Don't put it so harshly. We're friends now, and she specifically escorted me back."

He explained.

"Friend, haha."

Even cattle and horses are too lazy to complain.

That kid is really vicious; no woman can escape his clutches.

No, we absolutely cannot let him see his wife again.

"Alright, you don't need to explain to me. I don't want to know about your dirty deals."

The ox and horse shook their heads, then walked off to another intersection on their own.

Its thick hooves pounded on the cement floor, but made no sound.

On his massive body, as large as a small mountain, muscles rolled like a mudslide.

However, its movements appear unusually light, even ghostly.

"You two have a good relationship?"

Yaksha watched the ox and horse disappear into the distance, his eyes filled with apprehension.

"Of course, it's my own beloved boss."

Liu Zheng said without hesitation.

"But it didn't seem to treat you very well, and you weren't very respectful to it either."

Yaksha said meaningfully.

"Respect is not necessarily shown on the surface, nor is attitude determined by what one says. The principles of a great man are not something you slave owners would understand."

He waved his tentacle.

"I think it's because you short-lived species don't understand the wisdom of long-lived species."

Yaksha retorted.

"If immortal beings were truly that intelligent, then more than half of the city hall's employees wouldn't be humans."

"Living a long time doesn't mean you're smart, just like a machine's performance will only deteriorate over time."

Liu Zheng retorted again.

"Humph."

Yaksha was too lazy to argue with him any further.

Of course, in Liu Zheng's eyes, it must be because what he said made so much sense that the other party couldn't refute it.

"Remember my number, human. I hope you will contact me as soon as possible."

Yaksha gave out his number.

"Then you should write mine down too."

Liu Zheng also gave his number.

"Humph."

Without any visible movement from Yaksha, she appeared several meters away in the next second.

"correct."

Liu Zheng called out to her.

"What else?"

The Yaksha turned back.

"Never mind, it's nothing, you can go."

He waved his hand.

Liu Zheng originally wanted to ask the other party if they were willing to participate in the extermination of the Jordan family, but after thinking about it, he decided against it.

The Jordan family, after all, has produced members of parliament and has deep roots; they might have some connection with the Dark Elves.

Even without any involvement, Yaksha might very well sell him out in order to gain the support of the Jordan family.

After all, the friendship of the Jordan family is clearly more valuable than that of a deliveryman.

"Inexplicably clever."

Yaksha stretched out her hand, and darkness gathered from all around her onto her hand, then spread from her hand to her entire body.

Then, she disappeared into the deep night.

"Damn it, when will I ever learn this mysterious and cool skill?"

Liu Zheng said with an envious look.

All he does now is randomly whip and chop, or randomly throw a bunch of props around, and then randomly explode.

Perhaps they didn't lose in terms of style, but in terms of fashion sense, they were far behind.

But then he thought that even oxen and horses walk on four legs, and suddenly he felt at peace again.

Back in the break room, Liu Zheng first rolled around in the haystacks of the cattle and horses a few times, then lay down comfortably for a while. Seeing that no more orders were coming in, he finally sat back down on his loyal little stool.

After continuous travel and fighting, he was indeed exhausted, both physically and mentally. Now that he was relaxed, he couldn't resist the drowsiness.

However, he didn't intend to stop it. After eating a few dried fish to regain some strength, he leaned against the wall and fell asleep.

In his dream, Liu Zheng scratched away the entire prize pool of a lottery ticket, made the oxen and horses kneel on the ground and sing "Conquer" to him, and even voluntarily gave him a haystack and stepped down to become the honorary head of the delivery department, while Liu Zheng himself became the real head of the delivery department.

The dream continued until the next morning, which was the ninth day after Liu Zheng entered the metropolis.

"Hey hey hey."

He opened his eyes with a smile on his face, and then saw the big face of the ox and the two eager horns.

Good morning, boss.

He quickly replaced his smug smile with a fawning one.

"You slept on my haystack again yesterday, didn't you?"

The oxen and horses remained unmoved.

"No, no, I just saw that there was no one on your haystack, so I saved you a seat for a while."

Liu Zheng immediately denied it.

"There are only the two of us in the delivery department, do you really need to save us seats?"

The oxen and horses almost laughed out of anger at him.

"But what about that ghost hand? What if it sneaks in and sleeps on your throne? You can't defeat it, and getting angry won't be good for your health, right?"

He looked like he was thinking about the cattle and horses.

"Bullshit, you think I can't beat it? If you're so tough, I'll let it use both of its hooves, and it'll give me one hand. We'll have a big fight and see who's the only boss in this lounge."

The ox and horse roared angrily.

"Then you might as well just let it admit defeat."

Liu Zheng squinted and said.

The Ghost Hand only has one hand; if you give it up, what's the point?