The two of them returned to that deep, shadowy alley, where the black mist still churned without end.
"It's been a long time since we came to the Black Market. I wonder if Boss Oink has been doing well?"
Liu Zheng said sentimentally.
"If you keep talking in that pretentious tone, I'm going to beat you up."
Cow-Horse said disdainfully.
"I'm not pretending. I'm speaking from the heart."
He defended himself.
"That makes you even more deserving of a beating."
Cow-Horse raised her hoof.
"Fine, fine, I'll stop talking, okay?"
Sigh, morals had truly declined and people's hearts had grown cold. In such a huge Metropolis, there was nowhere to speak honestly.
The two passed through the black mist again and entered the Black Market.
Cow-Horse was about to head toward Everything Shop when Liu Zheng stopped her.
"What? You're not going now?"
She asked.
"We're definitely going, but shouldn't we pay Boss Oink a visit first?"
Liu Zheng said.
"Hmm, isn't it a little rude to disturb him so late at night? We don't need his help with anything."
Cow-Horse looked somewhat hesitant.
"The last time we came to see him this late, wasn't he still awake? Besides, it's even more important to visit when we don't need anything. If we only pray when trouble comes, that wouldn't be good either."
He patiently reasoned with her.
"That's true, but..."
Cow-Horse still looked reluctant.
"Boss, you're not afraid to see Boss Oink, are you?"
Liu Zheng noticed something was off with her.
"Like you're any braver."
Cow-Horse rolled her eyes.
"What do I have to be afraid of? At most, he'll cut a few more pieces of Flesh off me."
"You think everyone can grow Flesh like you?"
Cow-Horse said irritably.
"Come to think of it, being able to grow