Jiang Changkong was deeply puzzled. Could it be that the evil demon had not taken him seriously and had deliberately shown weakness?
But if that were the case, the evil demon could have simply devoured him.
The situation in the sky was likely merely an immortal formation. Perhaps the evil demon had been delayed by something.
The three left the room. Jiang Changkong looked at Granny Jinshui, who was pouring them water, and asked with a trace of puzzlement, "Aren't you afraid of our sudden appearance, old lady?"
"I'm used to it." Granny Jinshui poured three cups of water for them. Wrinkles layered her aged face. "You aren't the first batch of guests."
"Others have come to Golden Water Town besides us?" Jiang Changkong raised a brow.
"Every few years, people come."
Granny Jinshui rubbed her legs and pulled over a chair to sit down. "I'm old. If you're tired, find yourselves some chairs."
Jiang Changkong looked around the room. Apart from several wooden chairs, there was only some coarse cloth.
Several fish and some waterweed hung outside as well.
"Could you tell us about those people, old lady? Where did they all go?" Jiang Changkong asked.
"Some went to the Golden Water River. Some settled down in Golden Water Town."
A trace of fear flashed across Granny Jinshui's face. "Most of those who went to the Golden Water River never returned. I heard they vanished."
Jiang Changkong nodded and beckoned to the other two. "Let's go take a look outside."
"Oh, right, young man. Some people have come out of the Golden Water River before," Granny Jinshui suddenly said.
Jiang Changkong halted. "Please tell us, Granny. Who were they?"
"They called themselves the Heavenly River Navy. This old woman doesn't know who they were," Granny Jinshui said.
"Thank you,