Global Erosion: Non-Human Claims to Be My Mr.

Before Qin Mo could come up with an answer based on the thoughts in his mind, suddenly, noisy voices caught his attention.

The small courtyard where they were staying temporarily was surrounded by unfamiliar faces, who were whispering to each other and looking into the courtyard from time to time.

Qin Mo's eyes swept across everyone's faces, and he had a rough guess in his mind.

problem occurs.

Qin Mo withdrew his gaze and looked at the old woman who stood in front of him without saying a word, then lowered his eyes.

Soon, someone noticed Qin Mo's unfamiliar face and looked at him curiously.

Afterwards, he signaled to his companion, and the two of them leaned against each other intimately, heads leaning against each other, laughing and talking about something with Qin Mo as the topic.

More people noticed Qin Mo's presence and looked towards him, with surprise in their eyes at his good looks.

The glances that came over included some in amazement, some with kind smiles, and some with scrutiny, but they were all blocked by Qin Mo's long eyelashes.

Qin Mo stood there calmly, letting the crowd look at him.

After a moment, Qin Mo discovered that the crowd's gazes were restrained when they turned to the old woman in front of him.

Some people even lowered their heads tightly, not daring to let their eyes wander around.

Those people's eyes were deep, revealing a hint of fear and dread.

Qin Mo suddenly felt the pressure of the gazes on his back dissipate a lot, and at the same time, he glanced at the mysterious old woman.

My sixth sense was right. This old lady is indeed not a simple person.

Qin Mo's drooping eyelashes moved slightly.

Suddenly, the crowded and restless crowd burst into an uproar and quickly dispersed to make a path that was an entire arm's length for an adult man.

In an instant, the village chief with a serious face walked out slowly, looking around with a bit of urgency and helplessness in his eyes.

As soon as the village chief looked at the old woman, his eyes suddenly lit up and he strode towards the old woman and Qin Mo.

"Why didn't anyone greet you when you came out? Did they not listen to you? Let me teach them a lesson for you."

Facing the arrogant Qin Mo and others, the village chief lowered himself very low in front of the old woman, bowed and asked carefully.

As he spoke, the village chief did not forget to use his rough big hands to protect the old woman.

Faced with the village chief's heartfelt words, the old woman was not only unmoved, but she was also reluctant to even glance at the village chief who was half-bending over and putting down his dignity in front of everyone.

Qin Mo raised his eyelids slightly, and seeing this, a look of anticipation for a good show flashed across his eyes.

The old woman didn't say a word, and the village chief just maintained his servile look.

If someone saw them, they might think that these two were the masters of some family and their servants who had been raised by the master for generations. A person without a slave mentality would not do such a humble thing.

The faces of the crowd were more colorful than the flowers blooming in spring, and at a glance, different emotions were written on everyone's face.

The previous noise and bustle were gone forever, and a strange feeling of suffocation instantly robbed the space of oxygen.

It's like a horror video with the pause button pressed.

The old woman didn't say a word, and the people present didn't even dare to breathe.

Someone in the courtyard noticed the strange atmosphere outside the courtyard and bravely walked to the gate to take a look.

After just one glance, the man quickly retreated, as if the people surrounding him outside were not humans but wolves, tigers and leopards that could kill a person in one bite.

Qin Mo blinked and waited for what happened next.

Suddenly, the standoff between the village chief and the old woman finally ended.

The old woman took a step back, slowly raised her wrinkled and withered hand and gently placed it on the village chief's strong arm, and said coldly:

"What's the point of teaching me a lesson? I see that none of you likes me, an old woman."

The old woman's cloudy and dark gaze drifted lightly towards everyone who was paying attention to the movements here, and the expressions of everyone who was seen did not change.

The old woman sneered, and her cloudy vision became even darker.

The cold whistling sound was heard again.

"As an old woman, I deserve to die alone in the mountains, to be struck by thunder, rained on and blown by wind, until I am turned into a handful of dirt, and when the wind blows, I won't be able to get anything out of it."

The old woman's eyelids drooped and her face was expressionless.

Qin Mo's ears moved sharply, and he could hear the resentment and dissatisfaction in the old woman's words.

Those who heard the old woman's words weakened their sense of presence a little, and their heads were lowered as far as they could go, as if they wished they could find a crack in the ground to squeeze into.

The village chief, who was closest to the old woman, reacted more obviously. He bent his waist even deeper, and the clothes on his back were stretched tightly by his back, turning it into a smooth plane.

No one responded. The old woman sneered again, with endless irony in the air.

"You filthy rats and disgusting beasts, what are you doing gathered together to plot something in the gutter?"

The old woman cursed the foulest words in the most indifferent tone.

Qin Mo's eyes moved.

Qin Mo didn’t mention how many other people’s faces changed in an instant.

When the old woman was young, she must have been invincible in this area. She is still doing well even now that she is old. Look at the words she uses, one more sharp than the other.

Qin Mo noticed with his sharp eyes that a drop of cold sweat slid down the village chief's forehead, and his arm hanging in the air trembled slightly.

After a while, the village chief felt that the old woman had calmed down a little. He prepared himself mentally and slowly replied:

"It was these outsiders who caused the deaths."