My Iyashikei Game Chapter 830: Black Merchant

The appearance of the Ghost Mother touched Han Fei’s soul. He didn’t quite understand his parents’ love, but in the memory world, through the Mirror God’s and Fu Sheng’s past, he felt care from their parents.

“Ghost Mother eats ghosts, and she appears to be on Gao Xing’s side. However, yesterday night, she didn’t harm Gao Cheng and me. Perhaps in her heart, both Gao Cheng and Gao Cheng were her children.” When the curse from the missing person’s reports and the greed abyss clashed, Han Fei saw the memory fragments of Gao Cheng and Gao Xing. In their hearts, the Ghost Mother was a very gentle person. “The black-robed individuals who follow Ghost Mother are all living humans. It feels like Ghost Mother is on the human’s side. She is using her own way to help the weak.” Han Fei wanted to know more about the Ghost Mother. She was the key to understanding this world. After swallowing the last piece of meat, Han Fei’s condition was noticeably better. His body temperature returned to normal, and 20 mental corruption was Han Fei’s acceptable range.

“Ol Wang, I have no idea you’re so reliable.” Han Fei leaned against the dining table and studied Wang Chuqing. They were just colleagues. Who would have thought he would risk his life to carry Han Fei back from Shi Wei Eatery to school?

“I just want to complete our trade.” Wang Chuqing replied coldly. He maintained a safe distance from Han Fei.

“If we stay at school, we’ll have to keep on drawing for the exam. Are you interested in doing something big with me? It’ll solve your problem forever.” Han Fei lured Wang Chuqing.

“Are you planning to resist the school?”

“I can only tell you that Yan Lan has agreed.” Han Fei whispered, but his voice was loud enough for Wang Chuqing to hear. “You saw how Xu Hui died, right? He was killed by a fist through his chest. Who in our school can do that?”

“With the headmaster there, you’ll never succeed.” Wang Chuqing said coldly.

“So you’ll join us if the headmaster is dead?” Han Fei’s eyes burned with ambition.

“I never say that!” Wan

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