I'm wearing it, but I'm still suffering.

Chapter 206: Luoya Village

On the other hand, the villagers holding farm tools were also feeling quite nervous. If nothing else, seeing a group of people, larger than their entire village, suddenly standing across from them was overwhelming in terms of sheer numbers.

How could they not be nervous? They thought that if the other party really came to rob them, they would probably have no choice but to fight with the other party.

Fortunately, when they were staring at the front nervously, the other party suddenly stopped.

Some people thought that they stopped because they were frightened by the situation on their side.

It turned out that the main force just stopped, and then a middle-aged man suddenly walked out from their group.

Seeing this, one of the villagers quickly approached an old man in the middle and reported, "Village Chief, they're not moving forward, but they've sent someone towards us. Do you think they want to negotiate?"

The man called the village chief was Lin Xuan's grandfather, Wang Feng. As he was old, he was surrounded by people for protection.

After listening to the villagers' report, Wang Feng habitually stroked his completely white beard and said, "Wait and see. Why does that person's figure give me a sense of familiarity?"

After hearing this, the villagers asked, "Could this be someone from our village who left before and is now back?"

After hearing this, Wang Feng shook his head and did not answer, but he had a hunch in his heart telling him that it was not the case.

Soon, Lin Xuan was getting closer and closer. Seeing this, the villagers standing in the front had no choice but to speak out to stop him, saying, "Stop right there! This is the territory of our Luoya Village. What are you doing here?"

Lin Xuan looked at the person who was speaking and said, "Oh." This person was someone he knew, which saved him a lot of trouble.

Then he started to establish a relationship with the other party, "Uncle, you are Uncle Wang, right? I am Lin Xuan! My mother is Wang Jiahui."

The person he called Uncle Wang circled around him and said, "Are you really Jiahui's child? Xuan? But I don't remember that child being this tall!"

Lin Xuan replied with a helpless smile: "Uncle, I have always been this tall. You must not have noticed it before."

Uncle Wang said uncertainly, "Really?"

Lin Xuan replied: "Yes."

Then he asked, "By the way, uncle, has my grandfather arrived? I have something I want to tell him!"

Uncle Wang looked at his appearance and thought, "Hmm! I can't quite remember what Jiahui looks like, but when it comes to the village chief, there's a certain resemblance." After thinking this over, he said, "Then come with me!"

Uncle Wang led Lin Xuan to the central area where Wang Feng was. Lin Xuan looked around as he walked, and seeing the changes in the village, he couldn't help but feel a lot of emotion in his heart.

Soon, the two men arrived in front of Wang Feng. Lin Xuan looked at the familiar yet unfamiliar old man in front of him, a flicker of excitement in his eyes. He quickly stepped forward, knelt on his knees, and shouted loudly, "Grandfather, your unfilial grandson Lin Xuan has returned to see you!"

When Wang Feng heard this, his body trembled violently. Then he walked over to help Lin Xuan up. After looking at his appearance carefully, he quickly said with tears in his eyes: "Okay! Okay! It's good that you're back..." The villagers around saw this scene and relaxed a little.

I thought: [So he’s one of us!]

After a brief greeting with Wang Feng, Lin Xuan told him the reason for his return.

Then, he briefly explained why Liu Yingxiong and his group came to their village.

Finally, he assured, "Grandfather, don't worry. There's absolutely nothing wrong with them. There were a few families along the way who were out of food, but I haven't seen them selling their children or anything like that, so they're probably not the kind of people who lack conscience. That's why I suggested they come here and take a look. If you agree, Grandfather, I'll go call their village chief over. If it's inconvenient, that's fine. I believe they're reasonable people and won't blame me for this."