Seeing Mo Yi’s demeanor, the two men couldn’t tolerate such provocation. They immediately walked over, ready to engage, only to be countered by Mo Yi using his most proficient method.
A punch for each directly landed on their faces, with Mo Yi not holding back at all. The blows were heavy-handed, with one of the men instantly losing two front teeth. Their faces showed utter bewilderment.
Despite being tall and burly Europeans compared to Mo Yi, who was of similar height but visibly more slender, they were effortlessly beaten by him.
Regaining their senses, they naturally felt unwilling to accept defeat. They charged at Mo Yi again, only to end up seeking more punishment.
Earlier, they arrogantly dealt with Mo Shao, but now, they found themselves in the same situation, being pressed to the ground and rubbed by Mo Yi.
But this time, the rubbing was real.
Mo Yi’s strength was formidable, yet he had no intention of causing fatalities. After knocking out teeth and breaking noses, he simply held one of the men down with one hand, making them act as human mops on the floor.
While the weight wasn’t much of an issue for Mo Yi, it did provide him with a new experience.
Indeed, mops were better. Dragging these two large bodies across the floor was quite cumbersome.
Previously, they had tried to show their dominance by flipping tables and smashing glasses, leaving quite a mess on the ground.
The two drunkards, now being rubbed against the floor and coming into contact with the scattered glasses, screamed in pain.
Onlookers watched Mo Yi’s performance in astonishment, while Bai Ren remained calm, though a sense of pride surged within him.
Seeing Mo Yi’s demeanor, Bai Ren recognized that his follower was different from ordinary mortals. He possessed exceptional agility, strength, and a perfect blend of power and aesthetics.
Observing the two drunkards being handled by Mo Yi, Bai Ren nodded approvingly, acknowledging his follower’s exceptional skill and finesse.
Once Mo Yi grew tired of the play, the two troublemakers scrambled to escape before he could utter any dismissive words. It seemed they wouldn’t dare set foot in that place again for the rest of their lives.
“Thank you so much, young sir!” The beautiful female owner expressed her gratitude to Mo Yi as the situation calmed down.
She hurried to assist Mo Shao, who was still on the ground. “Sir, are you alright?”
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Turning to see Mo Yi and Bai Ren sitting leisurely at a nearby table, Mo Shao approached them hastily. With a bow, he expressed his gratitude, “Thank you so much, both of you… heroes.”
Mo Shao’s last word was spoken in Chinese, which Mo Yi understood. He smiled in response, saying, “It’s nothing.”
Hearing his native language, Mo Shao’s face lit up with surprise. Initially, he just wanted to see if the black-haired young man in front of him was from the same place as him. Unexpectedly, it turned out to be true!
“Brother, are you also from Hua Country?” Mo Shao asked excitedly.
Hua Country? Mo Yi recalled the time period, realizing that it was indeed called Hua Country in ancient times. It wasn’t until about two hundred years ago that it became Xia Country. He nodded in response to Mo Shao.
“What a coincidence! We’re fellow countrymen! I never expected to meet someone from Hua Country here, let alone being saved by one of our own. It’s truly fate!” Mo Shao exclaimed, pulling up a chair and sitting down familiarly.
Mo Yi observed the other’s demeanor, seemingly genuinely pleased. He was also somewhat curious about their ancestor from the Mo family. Mo Yi didn’t object to the gesture, allowing the man to proceed.
“Alright, today’s on me! Miss Rose, please bring over your best dishes and wine!”
Since their funds were limited, it was best not to spend recklessly for now. With someone else treating them, Mo Yi saw no reason to decline.
Seeing Bai Ren beside him with a furrowed brow and an air of hostility, Mo Yi leaned closer to his companion.
Patting his arm, he whispered, “Didn’t you want to learn more about this place? I just arrived here myself. Let’s hear what he has to say.”
Just arrived here?
Bai Ren was slightly puzzled by Mo Yi’s words. Wasn’t his small follower a mere mortal? Humans lived in their own world, so what did Mo Yi mean by “just arrived here”?
However, he didn’t dwell on it, as Mo Yi naturally placed his hand on Bai Ren’s, playing with his nails.
Mo Yi was accustomed to being close to his companion. Even though they had just met in this small world, it wasn’t easy to gauge boundaries. This sense of familiarity came naturally to Mo Yi when he relaxed subconsciously.
Listening to Mo Shao’s words, his attention was captivated, and without much thought, Mo Yi stopped his hand. Bai Ren briefly felt a tinge of sadness when Mo Yi retracted hand, leaving him feeling somewhat lost.
However, Bai Ren’s interest was piqued by the sight of the unfamiliar food in front of him.
Rose spared no effort to express her gratitude to these young people who had helped her, preparing her signature dishes and even serving the finest wine.
“You can try the lasagna and roast chicken. I added some secret spices to them, so they taste quite unique,” Rose recommended proudly. Her appearance was naturally beautiful, and her smile, even more so, just like her namesake, truly outshone any flower.
Mo Shao couldn’t help but admire her for a moment, his gaze purely appreciative. After all, who didn’t appreciate beauty in people and things?
Upon hearing the recommendation, Mo Yi tasted the food in front of him and found it indeed delicious. Beside him, Bai Ren followed suit, picking up the knife and fork to try a piece of potato.
The crispy exterior gave way to a soft and fluffy interior. The lasagna seemed to have a generous amount of meat filling, rich in flavor, while the roast chicken was tender with a hint of fruity aroma, leaving Bai Ren curious about its preparation.
Taking another sip of wine, Bai Ren found it smooth, but Mo Yi didn’t particularly enjoy it. He tried the other fruit juice on the table, finding it sweet and to his liking.
Fresh food, delightful flavors—Bai Ren squinted his eyes, suddenly understanding why many deities in the past were fond of the human world. Perhaps it was because humans were truly adept at enjoying these delicacies, which seemingly served no purpose but unexpectedly brought joy to the heart.
Unfortunately, these food items didn’t provide any energy, merely satisfying taste buds without truly filling Bai Ren’s stomach.
The resentment from the two mortals who had been disciplined by his small follower could have served as snacks.
Mo Shao turned out to be quite talkative, and as Mo Yi ate and listened to him, he quickly learned why Mo Shao had come here.
In essence, it was because he wanted to go on an adventure. Mo Shao was originally from a wealthy family but had dreamed of being a knight and traveling since he was young.
After his parents passed away and the family fell on hard times, he took a different path and discovered that trading Western goods seemed profitable, so he gave it a try.
Initially, he only sold goods brought by others, but this year, he started venturing out to sea himself. Although he hadn’t been here for long, he had already gained some insight, even finding the Rose Hotel himself and deciding to stay here.
But crossing the ocean still required a considerable amount of money. To save expenses, Mo Shao had traveled alone with his goods. The journey had been smooth sailing until just now, when his attempted act of heroism had failed…
Mo Yi was engrossed in the lively atmosphere when he heard the other party asking about their origins.
Mo Yi couldn’t just say that one of them was a time traveler and the other was a deity; it would be too blunt. So he simply replied, “Just passing through.”
To his surprise, Mo Shao nodded as if he were looking at a wise sage and applauded, “Exactly, a hero doesn’t need to explain his origins!”
Mo Yi nodded, but his mind couldn’t help but loop the next line he had seen online: “Thugs don’t care about age.”
While lost in thought, Mo Shao suddenly addressed them, “Brother, I have an unpleasant request. I’ve been here for a while now, and I’ve sold the goods I brought with me, making some money. I intend to look for other good products here, but I feel uneasy wandering around alone. I wonder if you two would be willing to guard me for a while. Of course, I won’t let you help for free!”
Was he trying to hire them?
Mo Yi glanced at his partner, who was focused on eating, and then felt the remaining money in his pocket. It seemed like finding a reliable source of income for the time being wouldn’t be a bad idea.
So he nodded in agreement.
Mo Shao was delighted when Mo Yi agreed and ordered more wine and dishes, almost all of which were devoured by Mo Yi and Bai Ren.
Patting his bulging belly, Mo Yi remembered the candies he had taken from the restaurant when he was with Mo Pei’er and handed one to Bai Ren and Mo Shao.
Mo Shao was impressed by the packaging of the candies and ignored Bai Ren’s cold gaze as he stuffed them into his pocket.
Bai Ren unwrapped the candy and tasted its sweet, cool flavor, feeling even more resentful.
Wasn’t his follower supposed to belong to him in every way? How could he give things to others?
If his follower didn’t give him a reasonable explanation later, he would definitely have to punish him.
Mo Yi was unaware of the whirlwind of thoughts in his partner’s mind as he got up to go to the restroom.
However, when he reached the corner, his pendant suddenly emitted a flash of light, and Mo Yi found himself back in his room from before he had traveled through time.
Oh? Thank you for the chapter! ❤
Awn! No he’s back! Oh gosh, if he doesn’t go back, I can already see Bai flipping tables (┛✧Д✧))┛彡┻━┻
Thanks for the chapter!
Is this gonna be a back and forth between past and future kind of thing? Mo Yi getting the best of both worlds😂
Thank you for the update!!~