Little Meng's Unwarranted Disaster

After reaching an agreement, the two of them left Xuanwu City directly.

They found a passenger ship at the riverside dock and traveled downstream toward Hengzhou.

Now that Little Meng had grown his hair back, he wore a white Confucian robe, a longsword at his waist, and a scholar's cap on his head, looking every bit like a traveling student.

"Hengzhou lies at the border between the Huanhua Sword Sect and the Jiangdong Wang Clan, two major powers. Senior Brother Qi serves as the head of external affairs in Hengzhou City. We can drop by and mooch off him."

This was an enormous passenger ship.

The tower ship had three decks, each with many rooms.

After wiping out the Hanhai horse bandits, Little Meng was no longer short on money. He directly booked a suite on the top deck—three bedrooms and a living room, all exquisitely furnished.

I can finally stay in a presidential suite too.

Little Meng was quite pleased with the suite.

Sitting in the living room, Little Meng and Bai Ze ate and drank as they chatted.

"Huh? Outside... it suddenly got colder?"

As they spoke, a cold wind suddenly blew in through the window, filling the room with a chill.

Looking out the window, they saw a vast expanse of white. Countless chunks of floating ice drifted across the great river, as though winter had arrived.

"Snowfall in June?"

Little Meng's face filled with astonishment.

They were already close to Hengzhou, in the southern part of the Central Plains. Even in winter, this place only saw light snow. Yet it was midsummer now, and such a scene of ice sealing the land had actually appeared?

"An Outer Scenery Grandmaster took action, causing a drastic change in the weather."

Li Yu glanced outside and casually lifted his