Sure enough, they had come to him for something.
"What is it? Tell me. If I can help, I will," Wu Heng said directly.
"My son is missing. He left the day before yesterday and never came back. I searched all the places he usually went. Some other children said they saw a man with a full beard and a red mark behind his ear take him away," the woman said quickly, her words jumbled with anxiety.
But he understood the gist of it.
Someone had abducted a child.
Because of the Adventurer Team, Wu Heng was no longer as cautious as he had been at the beginning, but that did not mean public safety in the crowded district had improved.
The crowded district was still chaotic. Fights, robberies, and thefts happened frequently.
It was just that now that he had some strength, such things rarely happened to him.
With everyone being an adventurer and no proper public security system, this place remained disorderly.
"Where are the Patrol Guard?"
"The Patrol Guard came to see me today. They said they found that man. He was wanted by the Town Hall and was killed during the arrest, so the trail to my child was cut off."
"How do you want me to help?" Wu Heng continued asking.
The woman carefully took out a Money Pouch, placed it on the table, and pushed it toward him. "Could you help me ask around? See if you can find my son. If you can't find him, it would still be enough to know whether he's dead or alive."
Wu Heng glanced at the Money Pouch on the table, then pushed it back. "I can help you ask around, but I can't guarantee the outcome. Put the money away for now. We'll talk once there's