Moon Orchid Inn - First.
Author: Jimmy-Chuuu
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"Yeye, don't be afraid," Eadric Rong said in a soft, soothing voice. He took the old man's hand carefully, trying to calm him down.

However, it seemed that the old man was still devastated.

With trembling hands, he withdrew his arms and closed his eyes, as if trying to shield himself from the outside world. In a voice full of sadness, he said,

"Forgive me, young master... I'm just an ordinary chicken noodle vendor. Please, don't hurt me..."

In fact, Eadric Rong was worried. The commotion he caused while fighting the Undead Criminals might provoke people to approach that deserted passage.

With a quick movement, he waved his hand, making the old man fall silent. His eyes opened wide, full of surprise and fear. This was the skill of piercing the blood vessels, making the old man obey his instructions.

"I... I..." were the only words he could get out. His lips trembled, his eyes widened to stare at Eadric Rong's face, full of fear and confusion.

"I won't hurt you, old grandpa!" said Eadri
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