Quick Transmigration Cannon Fodder's Record of Counterattacks Chapter 2829: Let's Play Cards

Chapter 2829: Let’s Play Cards

If Wu Xiaolan was forcibly reincarnated, everything Ning Shu did in this world would be meaningless.

Because this world was about to collapse, and Wu Xiaolan would not return to it.

Sigh…

The crystal dragon returned from hunting, with blood and flesh still hanging from the corners of its mouth. Its body was covered in a b.l.o.o.d.y smell.

After a short rest, they continued their journey.

The journey was truly boring. The fragrant man took out a deck of cards. “Let’s play cards.”

Ning Shu: …

He even brings a deck of cards on missions?

Ning Shu moved closer and asked, “What are we betting?”

Ning Shu silently moved away. She couldn’t afford this game.

“You’re not playing?” The fragrant man asked Ning Shu.

Ning Shu hastily waved her hand no.

The fragrant man asked the school doctor and the silver-haired man, “Are you guys playing?”

The silver-haired man was still flipping through his book, and the school doctor didn’t respond.

The fragrant man could only play Solitaire by himself.

As Ning Shu continued to cultivate, she mulled over what she knew about the fairies.

The fairies were long-lived, n.o.ble, elegant, intelligent, beautiful, and almost fully integrated with nature. They were proficient in magic and archery.

They lived in the forest, forming a relatively loose kingdom, and were friendly and treated each other as equals. Fairies were usually chaotic good, despised evil races, and could get along well with good and honest races.

They had the Tree of Life and the Fairy Spring. As they sang praises of the beauty of nature, they could listen to the gentle babbling of the brook.

This kind of race had no ambition and would never plunder nature.

They weren’t greedy like humans and wouldn’t cause the collapse of the plane.

It seemed that the silver-haired man and the fragrant man favored placing the fairies in their worlds but somewhat disliked humans.

Ning Shu felt that humans were like locusts, leaving nothing but destruction in their wake.

Despite their small size and the fact that even a small injury could take their lives, they also possessed a tenacious side.

Although they were so small and weak, they were also blessed with great fortune by most worlds.

Ning Shu thought to herself that if she successfully constructed her own world in the future, she would definitely let the world develop naturally.

There was no way she would let the intelligent humans gain knowledge ahead of time.

However, she was thinking a little too far ahead. She hadn’t even laid the foundations for constructing a world yet.

After a few days of traveling, the three men hadn’t eaten anything. Ning Shu had fasting pills, so it didn’t matter if she didn’t eat for a few days.

Occasionally, she’d just allow the crystal dragon to rest and eat something.

Ning Shu seldom interacted with the three, and even the three of them rarely interacted among themselves.

The journey was very quiet. Ning Shu didn’t try to approach the three powerhouses as it was pointless to try and flatter them.

Even if she curried favor with them, they probably still wouldn’t pay any attention to her.

Once she became stronger, she would naturally have the status of holding an equal conversation with them.

Rather than searching everywhere for a good horse, it was better to carefully cultivate a lush gra.s.sland. Then, come spring, a large number of horses would come to graze.

When the flowers bloomed, b.u.t.terflies and bees would naturally come.

Ning Shu didn’t expect to gain any benefits from these people.

“Come here,” the school doctor beckoned to Ning Shu.

Ning Shu: …

Why summon people like they’re dogs every time?

Ning Shu pretended not to see. Was he paralyzed or lame? Couldn’t he walk over himself?

She had a temper too! Being summoned like a little dog every time was infuriating.

Ning Shu continued with what she was doing, seeming calm and indifferent like she hadn’t heard anything.

Seeing that Ning Shu was not moving, the school doctor pulled out the gun from inside his black windbreaker and fired a shot at Ning Shu’s feet. Ning Shu jumped up, startled.

“What the h.e.l.l is wrong with you?” Ning Shu pointed at the school doctor. “You called me, and then you shot at me?”

“So you heard me? I thought you couldn’t hear. Come here.” The school doctor beckoned to Ning Shu.