The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage by Chu

Chapter 2504

The canyon appeared to be a river in the past, as both events were even and lush with algae and covered with shell fossils. It was certainly an interesting place.

"What secrets do you think are hidden here?" Jouri asked.

Frank shook his head and turned to look into the distance.

Jouri followed his gaze to see a man in his forties carrying a basket behind his back while holding scythes for harvesting herbs.

As he appeared local, Jouri asked, "Excuse me, are there any interesting places around here?"

She naturally did not want to search the entire area as it would be taxing and asked for directions since someone was around.

However, the middle-aged man was at once wary. "What do you want?"

"Nothing," Jouri quickly said. "We're just here on a trip!"

The middle-aged man growled, "That's allowed, but don't you dare take anything from here! The village retains rights to everything around here, and no one else gets to touch it!"

Jouri remained calm but was still a little exasperated. "Don't worry, we won't touch your herbs. You could follow us if you doubt me."

"That's better!"

much, aside from the herbs or some university student coming from the city to study soil composition. They never find anything special

and nodded, as that really was the case from a certain point

was already rare, and scientifically speaking, there must also be something that enhanced the medicinal value of the herbs.

way-we'd like to

had to start searching anyway, but having a local as guide was

and Jouri followed

walls, the middle-aged man

and Jouri traded

highlands, but they should not show

this really that uncommon? There's even more

is here in this canyon.

really proud, and

gathered more snow lotuses.

several people came running from the

middle-aged man recognized them to be locals and smiled in wry amusement as they appeared panicked. "What's going on? Is there a lion or

or hyenas, but there's a bear!" one

been harvesting herbs here every day since he

up in the area, as wildlife encounters were limited to those mosquitoes