By the time Luo Yan returned to the hotel, it was already night.
A secondhand—or perhaps even more—small truck was parked outside the hotel. A poster was pasted on it, bearing the words, "Bone Reading Fortune Teller—No Charge If It's Not Accurate."
Seeing the poster, Luo Yan's eyes flickered slightly.
As he entered the hotel, Sun Er ran over. "Mister Luo, someone's looking for you. They're over in the reception area. I'll take you there."
When he entered the reception area, Luo Yan saw Blind Chen reading the bones of a female waitress. As he felt her bones, he said, "Young lady, you have the destiny of a true phoenix."
"As the saying goes, a phoenix never lands where there is no treasure."
"This hotel was established by 'Thunderfire,' so it can certainly be considered a treasure land."
"For now, you're merely nesting here temporarily. One day, you'll spread your wings like a phoenix, and a hundred birds will come to welcome you."
Luo Yan coughed dryly. Only then did Blind Chen let out an "Oh," and say with a smile, "You're back, young friend."
Sun Er waved and sent the woman, who had been thoroughly bewitched by Blind Chen, away.
Luo Yan came before Blind Chen, sat down, and asked, "Mister Chen, is everything ready?"
"It's all ready."
"Xiao Liu."
Blind Chen called out, and the quick-witted boy beside him placed a backpack in front of Luo Yan.
Luo Yan didn't know enough to judge the goods, but he still opened the backpack and inspected each item.
"Sorry for the trouble, Mister Chen."
"How much do I still owe you?"
Blind Chen waved his hands. "No need, no need."
"Your deeds have spread throughout the entire base."
"You're a great benefactor to our base. This old man owes you