Walker Of The Worlds

The clerk went to get the clothes for Lin Mu and returned after 5 minutes. He brought with him ten sets of clothes, all in different colours and patterns. The clerk then placed them in front of Lin Mu and asked him to choose.

Lin Mu picked two different sets of black clothes, a grey set of clothes, and one flawless white robe that he particularly liked. He then paid the clerk 10 silver coins for the clothes before putting them in the sack. Lin Mu had now spent more than half of the coins he got from selling the Snow veiled hare and was left with 30 silver coins.

The next thing he wanted to get was more cooking ingredients. He went to the same shop as before and bought more rice, oil, spices, and condiments that he could not before; spending 3 silver coins in the process.

Lin Mu decided to get some lunch before heading back to the shack. He went to the street with all the restaurants and food stalls. While on his way, he saw some commotion happening in the middle of the road. Coming closer to check what was happening, he saw a carriage approaching the site; out of which a few mercenaries came out. He recognised them by the symbol on their armours: the crimson fang mercenaries he had met before.

As the crowd parted to let the mercenaries approach, Lin Mu could finally see what the commotion was about. He saw a mercenary that was heavily injured and was being carried by three other mercenaries who also had injuries. The heavily injured mercenary's leg was shredded, and pieces of shattered bone could be seen sticking out of it. The gruesome sight of which made Lin Mu's stomach churn.

He then saw the mercenaries put the injured men into the carriage; probably to be taken away for treatment. The crowd soon dispersed after the carriage went away. Putting this matter to the back of his mind, Lin Mu continued walking and reached the food street whilst somehow maintaining an appetite. He chose a restaurant which was popular for its noodles and went inside.

Lin Mu saw that it was rather crowded and most of the customers seemed to be other mercenaries that had come to the town today. He found an empty seat and sat down to order a bowl of noodles. While he was waiting for his food to arrive, he listened to the mercenaries talk.

"Did you all see the commotion out in the street?" said a mercenary sitting on the table beside Lin Mu.

"Yeah, a team from the crimson fang mercenaries got injured in the forest. Apparently they got attacked by a spirit beast." Said another mercenary sitting at the same table.

"Do they know what kind of spirit beast attacked them?" asked the first mercenary.

it was a large bear. They were ambushed by the bear and spent all their efforts in trying to escape. Still, one of

injured will be permanently crippled. His leg is as good as gone now." Said the first mercenary with a

alchemical pill will be able to save his leg now," another mercenary continued who

turned to the man who

pill can heal him? Don't the healing alchemical

The most common pill would be the Four vessels restoration pill.

up and his eyes focused on him. The

you can get it from in this region would be from

first time they've heard of such information. Desiring to

this pill work on, and what kind of injuries

third mercenary turned to look at Lin

on all cultivation levels up to the peak of the core condensation realm. That's why it's said to be so incredibly expensive. As for what kind of injuries

Mu was shocked upon hearing the mercenary's

I found in the spatial rift should be the four vessels

delicious noodles and then paid for it before leaving the restaurant. Today was a great day for Lin Mu,

after he had gotten out of the town. He then went

looking forward to the opening of the spatial rift after finding out about the

like a broken piece of wood. Pulling his hand out of the rift, Lin Mu then withdrew the item from the ring.

is this, a broken part of a wooden fence?" thought Lin

special after he scanned it over, so he put it back in the ring. He then unsheathed the short sword to practice with it. Lin