Chapter 243: Hugestone City

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The Storage Ring shimmered when Zhang Ruochen touched it. A Blood Pill appeared in his hands. He gave it to Han Xue and she swallowed it.

Blood Pills were made from the blood of savage beasts. They contained a great amount of heat and heavy Spiritual Qi.

You could feel its heat just holding it in your hands.

Han Xue felt like she had swallowed a flame. The Blood Pill penetrated into her blood and spread through her body like fire. She no longer felt cold or hungry.

Zhang Ruochen smiled. “Good stuff, right?”

Han Xue was surprised by its magic. She nodded. “Wow, absolutely!”

“Do you regret asking people to help you bury your mother with 10 Blood Pills?” Zhang Ruochen asked.

Han Xue shook her head. “No.”

“Good!”

Zhang Ruochen patted her head and clasped her petite figure in his arms. He stepped into void space in the direction of the Red Spider Vessel.

They arrived at the ship warehouse.

Under Zhang Ruochen’s control, the Red Spider Vessel flew up over the vast river and left Lin’an County Town.

The Red Spider Vessel was so enormous that it could not fit into the Storage Ring. Zhang Ruochen hid it beneath the river and left a mark. Then he took Han Xue to Hugestone City, the biggest city on the Square Commandery’s southern border.

The Red Spider Vessel could kill martial arts legends in the Heaven Realm. Zhang Ruochen thought it might be useful in the future.

Hugestone City was only 250 kilometers away from Lin’an County Town. It only took him two hours to get to the great city, without even breaking out his fastest speed.

Compared to Lin’an County Town, Hugestone City was huge. It had towering city walls and a large population. Even in winter, many warriors rode savage beasts and rushed about on the wide streets. There were nobles in gorgeous carriages, followed by crowds of servants and royal guards.

There was a large income gap in this city. Rich people could obtain resources, unlock the Sacred Mark and practice their Martial Arts. Yet, even if the poor had talent, it was not easy for them to develop themselves in comparison to princes, commandery princesses, and nobility descendants.

The rich got richer, while the poor got poorer.

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