"You really are such a good person!"
Long Heng stood on the wall. Seeing how pleased Lin Mu looked, he leaned over to "praise" him with utter disdain.
Sending ingredients to an enemy-now that was an eye-opener!
"Nephew, you really don't understand. He's raising a koi. Do you know what koi are? They're synonymous with good luck. With that fish around, he generally won't die. Since I can't kill him, I have to wear him down slowly..."
Lin Mu turned back with a snort.
It wasn't as if Lin Che truly had no money. His mother was still with the Lin Family. Though she didn't handle any affairs, he had several uncles who could hunt beasts for money. Even if he couldn't afford meat, surely he could afford bread?
Although he didn't know what Lin Che was after, a little white-quality meat that wouldn't sell made no difference to him. He might even get to share a little of the koi's luck along the way...
"Koi? Good luck?"
Long Heng waved his hand, catching a water whip in his grip, and lashed a wild wolf lunging at them from outside the wall into two pieces.
Tilting his head to watch Lin Mu work hard at dealing with the wolf pack, he tried not to laugh too obviously.
Good luck? Koi? Was its luck as good as Ye Fei's?
But koi represented good luck. Then, if they snatched the koi and let Ye Fei raise it...
"Don't look at me. If we kept a fish at my place, koi or not, it would only end up as a dish."
With Long Heng staring at him, Ye Fei knew what the little dragon brat was thinking at a glance.
He didn't keep fish, unless one day they had too much space at