About the brave man who became a thousand-year-old potato and ended up destroying the world

"Ah?" Guo Guo's mouth opened wide, "Ah, no, you, you are talking about Wang Qi? Did I hear you correctly?"

Liu Ji shrugged.

Yayin spread her hands.

Guo Guo stared at the two of them blankly, then pinched her cheek.

Ah pain.

Not dreaming.

"No, but..." A bunch of question marks popped up on her head.

"I don't know how to explain this to you," Yayin scratched her temple, "I can only say... If you have the chance to see it with your own eyes, you should understand. Well, let me think about it. Now, I want to If not, why don’t you tell us about your experiences in the past ten years?”

"Ah? Me?" Guoguo blinked, thought for a moment, and said, "Well...it feels like nothing. In fact, every day I just go to class, practice, then hunt, go back to the village to have a meal, and then sleep..."

"Isn't it too simple?" Yayin's mouth twitched, "You didn't learn anything new?"

"No, I have spent the past ten years going back and relearning what I have learned before," Guoguo said, "Well, after relearning, my understanding has become deeper, and I have made some new discoveries..."

"Well, although I think this is already remarkable," Yayin scratched her head, "but is there really nothing worth talking about?"

"If I must say it..." Guoguo thought for a while and said, "Those children are actually quite interesting. There is a boy named John and a girl named Susan. They..."

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a few days later.

"Hello? Wake up?"

"Huh?" Yayin touched the big hand that was rubbing her head, opened her sleepy eyes in confusion, and looked at Liu Ji's helpless smile in front of her.

"We're here, it's time to get up," Liu Ji said, rubbing Yayin's head again.

"Have we arrived yet... Well, I'm so sleepy, phew..." Yayin said, yawning again.

"You two chat about those children's gossip every day, and you can talk until the early morning. Are you not sleepy?" Liu Ji said angrily.

"Well... there is nothing else to do after all," Yayin shook her head, climbed up on the ground, looked around, and realized that they were no longer underground, but in a woodland.

"Hey, where is Guoguo?" Yayin looked around and realized that Guoguo was not there.

Even Sa didn't know where he was.

"She went hunting early in the morning, and Sa went to help chop wood," Liu Ji said, "We are about to enter the city, and we have to do something decent."

"Huh? Do you need to prepare anything?" Yayin was a little confused, "Didn't you say it is a tourist and vacation city? Shouldn't it be very relaxed for entry and exit?"

"Yeah, that's what I thought at first, but after walking around, I realized that this place seems a bit ghostly," Liu Ji said, "There is a deposit required to enter the city here."

"Ah?" Yayin was stunned, "Deposit? Don't we have enough money?"

"There is no cash," Liu Ji felt helpless. "I spent too much lavishly before and didn't pay attention to recycling, so I had to find a way to get some goods to support the occasion."

"Is that so..." Yayin yawned again and asked, "Is there anything I can do to help?"

"Yes," Liu Ji smiled bitterly and rubbed her head, "You should see how messy your hair is now and go clean it up."

"Ah..." Yayin was stunned for a moment, took out a mirror and took a look at it, blinked, then quickly ran to the side, used magic to summon a ball of water, and washed up.

At the same time, Sa also came back with a pile of wood.

Liu Ji directed him to cut the wood into planks, and with the help of metal nails pinched with his bare hands, he assembled a cart as quickly as possible.

Not long after, Guoguo also came back, dragging a huge flying dragon with rolled eyes and pulled it to Liu Ji.

"Huh, I ran a long way, but luckily I caught it," Guoguo said, "This thing looks like it's worth a lot, so it shouldn't be a big problem entering the city."

"Still captured alive?" Liu Ji asked.

"Yeah," Guo Guo nodded.

"The relationship is good, maybe it can be put into an auction or something," Liu Ji said, took the dragon and tied it onto the cart.

It was said that it was tied up, but the cart was a bit small compared to the dragon, and it was more like it was stuck on it forcibly, with its tail, wings, head, and claws all dragged on the ground.

At this time, Yayin also came over.

"Huh? Have you packed it up?" Liu Ji smiled at her.

"Well, it's packed," Yayin held the staff in her hand and kept blowing hot air on her hair.

She had just pulled up the curtain and taken a shower. She had just changed her clothes and was still drying her hair.

"Ah, that's great. I want to take a shower too," Guoguo tugged on her clothes, "I'm sweating a lot, it's quite uncomfortable..."

"I'll find a better room for you guys to have a good rest when we enter the city later," Liu Ji said. "It's not very convenient here. In fact, I just wanted Yayin to wash her face or something..."

"It doesn't matter to me," Yayin said. "It's not difficult to build a bathroom."

"Ha, that's really good," Guoguo exclaimed in an envious tone, "I still only know how to use the arrow array, and I obviously want to learn some arcane arts. My mother-in-law said that it would be a waste of time for me to learn, so she refused. Taught me."

The three of them talked to each other and dragged the cart out of the forest and onto the nearby road.

There are not many pedestrians on the mainland, but there are many dragon carriages, some of which are caravans carrying goods, and some of which are simply carrying people.

The two have something very obvious in common - they are all dressed in extraordinary clothes, and their car body decorations all look expensive.

"It's really a place where rich people come," Ya Yin muttered.

"It's okay. If we need it, it's not difficult to get money," Liu Ji said casually, dragging the cart on the road.

The crudely made wheels immediately made a squeaking noise, attracting many eyes from the convoy in front and behind.

It's a pity that because the dragon's body is so big, they can't see the garbage truck Liu Ji casually pulled out. They can only see two weird men with flowing green hair and two women with extraordinary temperament dragging a giant trolley. The dragon is walking on the road.

"Hello? Is that the adventurer team?"

"Strange, how come a poor fellow like the adventurer comes back here? Just to sell goods?"

"But that dragon is really good. It's still alive. Can you buy it and train it to pull a cart?"

"Come on, this kind of monster needs to be trained for several years. How can I have that time? I guess I just want to see if a local boss takes over as a pet..."

They whispered, obviously if a formation like Liu Ji and the others walked on the streets of any city, they would only get a bunch of admiration and surprised looks, but here, they were looked at with disgust and contempt.

"This place is a bit disgusting," Guo Guo said softly.

"It's not surprising that dogs look down on people," Liu Ji said.

He didn't lower his voice when he said this, and he didn't say it loudly.

The reason was simple. It was just that these people didn't make it necessary for him to think too much, so he just said what he wanted to say in the most ordinary conversational way.

But with these words, just a crunching sound was heard, and the convoy in front of them suddenly stopped.

The rear window of the gorgeous dragon carriage opened, and a woman who looked like she came from a wealthy family looked at them with unhappy eyes.

They stopped, and Liu Ji and others naturally stopped as well.

The two sides looked at each other for a moment, and Liu Ji frowned and said impatiently: "The road is your home? Why are you stopping? Why don't you hurry up and leave?"

When the woman heard this, she immediately glared, seemed to be angry, and shouted: "You bastard! Do you think your aunt can't understand the incantation? Who are you calling a dog!?"

"I only said that dogs look down on people, and I didn't mention them by name. What's the matter, are you right?" Liu Ji sneered.

The woman glared, stood up, kicked open the car door and got out of the car.

However, as soon as she got off the car, she was hugged back by a pair of hands, and then the rear window of the dragon car closed by itself. Then with a low sound of commands, the dragon car started to move again.

"Tch, that's boring. It turns out there are people who understand," Liu Ji muttered, pulling the trailer and following him.

"It looks like you have offended a princess," Yayin walked up and said.

"Princess?" Liu Ji was a little confused, "Why do you see her?"

"The layout and elements of the badges on the car are most likely used by the royal family. Of course, there are other possibilities, so I'll just say it casually," Yayin said.

"Hey, isn't it said that there are many princes and nobles in this place? We can all bump into them. Who knows which pheasant princess from a small country is not worth mentioning?" Liu Ji waved his hand.

Of course, he didn't deliberately lower his voice when he said this.

As a result, with a harsh crunching sound, the dragon cart in front of them stopped again.

Liu Ji jumps every day.

At this moment, he seemed to recall the fear dominated by traffic jams thousands of years ago.

"Damn it, are you looking for trouble?" Liu Ji was about to roll up his sleeves.

Unexpectedly, at this moment, the dragon chariot in front of them started to move again.

Vaguely, he seemed to hear the sound of an argument coming from the dragon carriage, but for some reason the sound was extremely blurry, and he couldn't make out what was being said at all.

"Well, it seems that there is indeed someone who understands," Liu Ji touched his chin.

"No, um, we are not familiar with each other, why don't we keep a low profile?" Guoguo stammered, "Then what... I feel a cold feeling on my back..."

"Behind?" Liu Ji glanced back after hearing this, only to find that there were already many dragon carriages blocked behind them. The carriage drivers and passengers didn't seem to look at them very friendly, so that Liu Ji couldn't tell the difference for a while. Are they dissatisfied with what Liu Ji said, or do they hate traffic jams as much as he does?

Liu Ji thought about it and felt that there was no need to care. He turned around and continued to move forward with the cart.

Although this continent is not as good as an asphalt road, it is still fairly smooth, and walking on it while looking at the scenery along the way is quite leisurely.

After walking for about an hour, everyone's field of vision finally gradually broadened.

In the distance, they saw their destination.

Magic crystal towers stand all around, and magic barriers shine brightly. Looking into the city, the first floor is higher than the first floor, and the colorful glass windows reflect colorful colors in the sunlight.

Suspended magical aerial rails are all over the city. Magical aerial vehicles are shuttled along the aerial rails at high speed. In the center of the city, a huge fountain reaches hundreds of meters in the air and rotates in the air, forming a giant floating fountain. Empty water polo, three-color lanterns are projected from all directions and intertwined in the water polo, reflecting a colorful picture in the air.

It was the City of Gold, and it also had an unusually old-fashioned name, but it always had the same name—Golden City.

244. A guy from out of town comes to Gold to beg for food?

"You..." The soldiers in gorgeous armor looked at Liu Ji and the others and the dragon dragging behind them, seeming to hesitate.

"As you can see, we are adventurers passing by," Yayin said calmly. "We caught this giant dragon nearby. I think it should be sold for a good price here."

"Hmm..." The guard thought for a while, looked at the dragon again, and finally nodded and signaled the few people to pass.

Liu Ji and others looked at each other and immediately dragged the creaking cart into the city.

"It went smoother than expected," Liu Ji said softly.

"It feels like the conditions for their release are quite subtle, I don't understand them," Guoguo muttered and continued, "I see that those people over there obviously look quite rich, but I don't know why they weren't let in. "

"Those are just pretending," Yayin said. "The things in the car are all fakes. Only the clothes can be seen. Those guards have very vicious eyes and can tell at a glance."

"Eh? Is that so?" Guoguo was a little surprised, "You still have the ability to guard the door here?"

"That's hard to say," Yayin shook her head, "and more than that, I want to know why those people put so much effort into trying to squeeze in here. They don't have money to spend in a place like this. How can they do anything if they sneak in?" What?"

"Working to make money or something?" Liu Ji shrugged, "Is it because the wages are high in a place like this?"

"If they don't plan to let these people into the city, then why would the people here hire them?" Guoguo asked doubtfully, "Isn't this a weird feeling?"

"Maybe there are two groups of people who don't want them to enter the city, and those who will hire them," Liu Ji said. "Where should we go now? Let's sell this thing first? Or can we just walk on the street with dignity?"

"Really, there's no guidebook for entering the city..." Guoguo muttered.

"There are many guides, but unfortunately no one seems willing to look for us?" Liu Ji looked around and shrugged.

As he said, there are many handsome men and women with formal clothes and professional smiles on both sides of the road. When they see someone entering the city, they will immediately walk up to them, ask if they need a guide, and then make sales Own.

Basically, these people will choose one of them as a guide. After all, in such a big city, if outsiders come here without a guide, it will be inconvenient to find food and accommodation, let alone other things.

Looking up at the road ahead, the convoy that Liu Ji and the others had met before was parked on the roadside, surrounded by a bunch of guides who were rushing to introduce themselves to the woman they had met before.

The woman looked at these people with a arrogant look throughout the whole process, and drove away one candidate after another from time to time, but these people still flocked to her.

And the most annoying thing is that even these people who were driven away would glance at them subconsciously when they came to Liu Ji and others, and then leave them with contemptuous eyes.

"What's wrong with this is all," Guo Guo muttered dissatisfied.

"Maybe we don't look like people who are good at playing," Yayin seemed very calm, "Generally, the guide fee for such a guide is a small amount, and the larger amount is a kickback. We came in as adventurers, and we also There are men and women, and those places with high rebates are not like the ones we would go to, so their reaction is normal."

"That being said, we can't even have a guide," Liu Ji was also a little helpless, looking around, trying to find if there was a guide willing to receive them.

And this action of his seemed to attract the attention of the previous woman. The latter glanced at them, suddenly showed a proud expression, and deliberately laughed a few times in a very coquettish manner.

Liu Ji glanced at her, as if looking at a hole in the sand.