Demon King's Repayment - chapter 79

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“Nan He, you like to eat meat, right?” She raised her head and asked the waiter, “Is there any good meat?”

“This little lady, our Junshan duck, roast suckling pig, hand-caught lamb and sauce beef are all local specialties.”

“Then get them all.”

“All… all of them?” The talkative Xiao’Er stammered and couldn’t help but look at Zhou Deyun.

“What are you looking at me for? Do as she said. As long as they get it, you will be rewarded.”

Zhou Deyun said that, but his heart became more flustered. He caught a glimpse of the deserted-looking man. After hearing Yuan Xiang order food, a big silver-white tail popped out behind him and the fluffy silver hair was sweeping the chair legs with joy.

Soon, a table of dishes was put up, half a table of seafood and half a table full of meat. There was obviously no competition, but the small mountain dishes were being eaten at a speed visible to the naked eye.

Zhou Deyun sat with Wu Yuan on his left and Nan He on his right. He was caught in the shadow of two mountains while eating. He was trembling and could hardly move his chopsticks.

Yuan Xiang, who was sitting opposite him, was calmly tasting the delicious food and toasted with him from time to time.

During the period, she did not forget to confess, “Xiao Nan, you’re hungry, eat more. The roast suckling pig is yours and I will order some more if it is not enough. You should change back like Wuyuan. Your ears will come out again and may scare people. Eat slowly, don’t get choked by the fish bone like last time.”

It was not easy for the little lady. It took a lot of money to raise these demons. He needed to prepare more, Zhou Deyun thought.

Yuan Xiang ate and drank enough and after roaming around Dingzhou for a day, when she returned to Zhou’s house, Lady Zhou was awake.

Although his complexion was still pale, his spirit was better, he was able to get up from the bed by himself and let the maid feed half a bowl of porridge.

Yuan Xiang unlocked his chains and placed a brand new set of menswear on the bed,

“I think you might prefer to wear this. If you are in good spirits, come out after changing your clothes. Let’s discuss the solution, alright?”

The man sat on the bed with his eyebrows drooped and looked at the ordinary black robe. After a while, he clasped his fists in salute.

In the lobby, various masters living in Zhou’s house were invited.

The little girl in the morning walked in with a smile, holding a small cat in her arms and a handsome man behind her.

“I… feel a demon spirit, is he an apostle too?” The fat monk whispered to the thin Taoist man next to him, covering his mouth with a fan-sized hand.

“Two apostles, this is too enviable.” The thin Taoist almost wanted to bite the cloth in his hand.

They didn’t have time to be surprised as their attention was attracted by a woman who followed in.

All the people present were familiar with her and their purpose of lingering there for many days was for that person. The person occupied the body of the Zhou family’s lady. He was an evil demon that they couldn’t get rid of with all their energy.

Previously, countless people had set up the altar, but the evil demon was not afraid. With a disheveled head, full of anger, like a ghost, locked in a chain, he roared.

This was the first time everyone saw him without shackles, neatly dressed and walking calmly in front of people.

Lady Zhou was wearing a plain black plain men’s robe, with a white shirt exposed at the neckline and her complexion was like snow. She had a blue silk scarf on her head like a man. She sat down at the table, habitually straightening her back. Obviously the body was like a weak willow in the wind, (m. delicate) but looked like it had the power of a horse.

Yuan Xiang said to him, “I hope you can elaborate on the detailed process of coming here. We all have extraordinary seniors here, everyone can discuss it, or you can come up with a way.”

Yuan Xiang knew that she was far from lacking in both theoretical knowledge and practical experience. And Zhou Deyun invited so many Taoist from various ages. It was impossible for all of them to be liars and there must be many people with real skills. If they brainstorm together, they may be better able to find a solution to the problem. She hoped that she could help others as soon as possible, and didn’t care whether she got famous or not.

Lady Zhou was silent for a moment and then slowly said, “On the battlefield that day, I was hit by an arrow from the culprit and my whole body was in severe pain. I rolled off the horse.”

He was badly wounded and rolled into the dust. After he got up, he only saw white and did not see the sun. He walked in the mist for a long time, unable to find the way and forgot where he was. Suddenly one day in the white fog, he met a woman squatting on the side of the road, crying and inquired. The woman said that she had been married for many years and served her in-laws and her sister-in-law. She didn’t like complicated and general affairs. She was responsible for all the household chores, both internal and external affairs and took care of them appropriately. It was just that she hadn’t given birth for many years, so she was scolded by her in-laws from time to time.