Quick travel contract task

Chapter 176 The Real World (10)

"So..." The man looked at the two people who seemed to have come to an end, "Now can you tell me what is going on?"

The man looked at the black mass with tangled eyes.

"Um..." Han Jingya looked at everything in front of her and hesitated to speak.

"It's too troublesome to talk about, so why don't I just let you see it!"

As she spoke, she came to the man and covered his eyes.

When Han Jingya took it again, the man saw the very cute boy in the black silk ball.

"Is this the thing from just now? It feels quite cute!"

"cute?"

Han Jingya snorted coldly: "Go and see grandma first, and then tell me...this thing is not cute."

Hearing what she said, the man had a bad premonition in his heart.

"Where is my mother?"

Han Jingya raised her head and looked towards the kitchen.

The man ran towards the kitchen in a hurry, and before entering the kitchen, he saw the old grandma sitting on the ground unconscious.

The old woman's body is still wrapped in black mist, but the area seems to be much smaller than what she saw before.

The man waved his hands in an attempt to dispel the black mist, but found it completely useless.

The man who saw this scene couldn't care less, shaking the old woman's shoulders and shouting loudly.

"Mom, what's wrong? Wake up, don't scare me!!"

"Okay, stop screaming, I guess I just passed out."

Han Jingya followed the man and came to stand at the door of the kitchen.

He dragged the kid over together and brought him in front of the man.

"Now, do you still think he is cute?"

An uncontrollable anger flashed in the man's eyes, he stared viciously at the little ghost in Han Jingya's hand, and put down the old lady lightly.

Then he picked up the sharp knife on the kitchen table and wanted to stab the kid.

But Han Jingya took a few steps back and hid.

"You can't stab him with that knife, he will only stab me. I don't want to be bleeding profusely by you instead of being treated by this brat."

After hearing Han Jingya's words, the man gritted his teeth, his chest heaved and he breathed heavily.

"What did this kid do? And why didn't you just kill him."

Han Jingya looked at the man's red face and knew that he must be extremely angry at this time.

Regardless of his tone, he explained: "This kid is the amulet enshrined on your table. He was sucking the anger of the old lady just now because there was no enshrining. Why didn't he kill him..."

She looked into the man's eyes: "Don't you want to know? Who made this thing and even got it into your house. "

As she spoke, Han Jingya shook the kid who was tightly bound, and the kid also swung from side to side like a clock.

"It's really cheap for him." The man said through gritted teeth.

"Heh, you're all going to kill me anyway, so why should I tell you...unless...you let me go."

Han Jingya looked at the little ghost who was still haggling over the situation in his hands.

She tightened the silk thread tied around his neck to signal him to shut up.

"You think too much. Even if you don't cooperate with us, we can still know who made you and how you were transferred to their family."

She picked up the imp, who was as light as a feather.

"Do you think it's over if you lose your soul at most? It's so naive."

Han Jingya smiled disdainfully, and threatened: "If you don't speak well, I don't mind letting you try what life is better than death."

(End of this chapter)