After the Demon Cult was successfully destroyed, the entire righteous people in the Jianghu seemed to be elated, and it was very lively.
Su Li led the horse to the territory of Rongzhou, and found that there were many people from the rivers and lakes on the street. Most of them walked together in a group, chatting loudly and laughing, very complacent.
"Hey, girl, the shop is full today, why don't you change to another inn." Standing in front of Su Li, Xiao Er said a little embarrassedly. At the same time, he secretly raised his eyes to look at Su Li, and sighed in his heart why such a beautiful girl came again.
Su Li sighed softly, with worry on her brows, "Why are there so many people today? I've already found three inns, all of which are full."
"To be honest, girl, wasn't the Devil's Cult destroyed a while ago, but it was said that some escaped fish escaped here. No, those heroes have all come here." Xiaoer smiled, although these Jianghu People always fight and kill and have a bad temper, but there are many people and business is good. Their shopkeeper gave me a little extra monthly money yesterday.
"Okay... I'll find another place to stay." Su Li sighed and was about to leave.
The mistress probably felt some sympathy for Su Li because she saw that Su Li was alone and she was pretty. "Girl, I know there is an inn with fewer people, but..."
"Where is it?" Su Li didn't care about him, and asked in surprise.
Xiao Er gave an address, and finally reminded: "Girl, there may be inconvenience over there, you have to be careful."
"Thank you." Su Li went out immediately, got on the horse and left.
After walking for about a stick of incense, Su Li saw the inn Xiaoer mentioned.
"Lai Cai Inn." Su Li read the name, thinking that the boss is really straightforward.
Thinking of this, she tied the horse aside and walked in.
As soon as she walked in, she realized that something was wrong. Why are the people sitting in the lobby of this inn either monks or Taoist priests... She turned her eyes suspiciously, but still went to the inn counter.
What she didn't know was that from the moment she stepped into the inn, those monks and priests stopped talking as if they had pressed the mute button, and just looked at her secretly. After realizing that her footsteps were flimsy, and that her appearance was beautiful but somewhat delicate, she looked away.
Probably someone's daughter went out to play and didn't know the rules.
The shopkeeper was also taken aback when he saw Su Li. He stroked the goatee and looked it over, before he said carefully, "Miss, this is..."
"Stay in the hotel." Su Li said.
Then she asked again: "Can't you?" She lowered her voice: "Are monks and priests only allowed to live in this inn?"
Although her voice was lowered, the two groups of people were all highly skilled in martial arts, so how could they not hear her.
The shopkeeper shook his head, "That's not..."
"That's it, give me an upper room, and bring some rice and side dishes. By the way, my horse is outside, remember to feed it for me." Su Li readily took out a silver coin from her purse, placed in front of him.
The shopkeeper's eyes lit up, and his attitude warmed up. He took a house card and key and said, "Okay, Xiaoer, come here and take the girl back to the room."
Xiao Er came out of nowhere, with a flattering smile on his face: "Come with me, girl."
Su Li nodded, followed the waiter and went upstairs, but she was stopped when she passed the seats where the monks were sitting.
"My benefactor, may I ask you where this money bag came from?" A young monk stood up, and his eyes fell on the money bag on her waist.
(end of this chapter)