However, these flowers looked exceptionally stunning, and those unaware would just assume they were decorative flowers. But for someone well-versed in medicinal herbs, Elspeth immediately knew they were precious herbs used as cover-ups.
The young woman bent over and picked a white flower. As she took a sniff, a faint medicinal herb scent spread out.
“This should be Hedyotis diffusa, a medicinal herb used to treat the heart and lungs.”
Gilbert quirked a brow in response. “Looks like old man Sonny taught you quite a lot.”
“Enough yapping. Let’s take a look inside. We’ve wandered one big round, and this is the most suspicious one here.”
“Let’s go.” Gilbert nodded in agreement.
The two tip-toed and crouched, still entering the premise over the wall.
The inner court was very different from the outer court, and the two walked alongside the wall to avoid as many potential booby traps as possible.
However, they hadn’t taken a few steps when Gilbert suddenly exclaimed softly. He lowered his head and found a small patterned snake slithering by his leg while two distinct fang marks appeared on his calf.
Elspeth kicked the snake away and frowned when she saw his calf turning purple rapidly. At that, she pulled a dagger out and aimed at the small snake.
The toxin would be temporarily subdued once Gilbert ate the snake gall and applied her medicine to the wound.
However, before she had a good aim at the snake, a female’s voice came from the side.
“Could you please not touch my snake?” The voice was crisp, and it sounded like it belonged to an innocent, gullible child.
Elspeth turned around and found that it was no child at all, but a young woman who had just barely reached adulthood. Her skin was flawless, and she had a unique widow’s peak to complement her stunning features. If anything, she looked like a beauty whose family kept hidden from the world.
As for her voice, it was innately childish.
“My friend is injured, though. I need to treat him,” said Elspeth as she frowned, feeling rather displeased.
In other words, your snake bit my friend. Either you hand us the snake, or you hand us the antidote.
jar of medicine out from her pocket and handed
faded away, and Gilbert
good now. Thanks,
a fine specimen like Gilbert as her face flushed crimson with bashfulness. If anything, she looked rather adorable,
asked as he looked at her neat clothing before shifting his gaze to
blocked his
couldn’t shake
fair face was tainted scarlet from inhibition. “I…
Ma’am?
nervous as well. “Could you tell us
to watch the moon because I can’t sleep. To be honest, I already noticed
woman’s eyes were big and
the Ma’am inside a
“Everyone living in this compound is
ask whether or not the person inside
the young woman into giving them the answers. “Miss, let me ask you this. Is the woman
the outside world for far too long, stuttering when
to do? Elspeth was still reeling in shock when a series of noises came from outside
saw two people heading in this direction. They’re likely around
Who are those
faces are unidentifiable. Old Mr. Joneson forbids anyone from stepping into this place. They must be
…
Gilbert exchanged glances and immediately turned
leaving, a thought struck Elspeth, and she handed the two necklaces she had been holding onto with dear life to the young woman. “Miss, please help me out. Please hand this to Ma’am. She’ll know once
“Alright. I got it.”
guys, she subconsciously categorized Elspeth as a good guy since the latter’s eyes were too crystal-clear. There wasn’t a sliver
I’ll come back
lips and took a gander at Gilbert through her peripheral vision
Gilbert answered
with me.” Elspeth huffed as she glared at
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