Quick Transmigration: Pangu is Actually My Brother

Chapter 738 A Chaotic World (3)

"Wang Guifen, how dare you talk to me like that?" The man, probably never having been resisted before, stretched out his large, fan-like hand to hit the woman.

The woman reached out and lifted the child off the bed, saying, "Go ahead and hit him! It would be best if you beat him to death!"

"Wah~~" The child was startled awake and started crying, making the carriage unusually noisy for a moment.

"What are you doing? Xiao Bao is your own son." The man stopped what he was doing and looked at the woman in disbelief.

"He's just your biological son, isn't he!" The woman's voice was filled with barely suppressed hatred and despair.

Wangyou stood up and looked into the woman's eyes. Compared to her initial gentleness, her eyes now held a sense of vicissitude and hatred, and this hatred was directed at that man and that child.

Interesting, this is so interesting! Wangyou, who was watching the show, wished the two of them could talk more, and it would be best if they could fight.

"What do you mean by that?" The man was startled. Impossible, she couldn't possibly know.

"Pang Dahai, you know what I'm saying." Wang Guifen lowered her head and stopped talking.

Wangyou listened for a long time but got nowhere, feeling restless and wanting to grab Wang Guifen and ask her to tell her the rest of the story.

But her remaining rationality pulled Wang You back. Although watching the excitement was enjoyable, she also had to consider her feelings. Wang Guifen was clearly trying to sort out her thoughts.

On the rest of the journey, the woman didn't look at the boy again. Pang probably had to take care of the child himself, and he was quite flustered the whole way.

Wangyou sat on the upper bunk and waited and waited, but the two of them never started arguing again. It was mealtime again, so she could only jump down from the upper bunk in disappointment and go to the dining car to eat.

The dining car and Wangyou's sleeper berth were several carriages apart, and Wangyou got to experience firsthand how lively train travel was these days.

To describe it as chaos would be an understatement. Wangyou found it quite novel, glancing at the chickens and geese that others had brought, and even asking if they were for sale when she got excited.

As Wangyou passed the last carriage, she smelled a faint scent of sleeping potion. It was very faint, but these days only criminals would use sleeping potion.

Excited, Wangyou immediately began to investigate the suspicious people, eventually focusing on three people in the second-to-last row. None of the three were holding children, but the sacks under their seats were strange.

"Ouch!" Wangyou pretended to trip, and sure enough, the smell of sleeping potion was the strongest on this side. "Sorry, ma'am, I kicked your luggage."

"It's alright, none of it is anything valuable. Please be careful when you walk, young lady." The kind-faced old woman smiled, looking at Wangyou as if she were a junior, but deep in her eyes she was scrutinizing her.

"Auntie, you're so kind. But you're mistaken if you say it's not valuable. It's all soft and fluffy inside, it must be filled with meat. These days, how can it not be valuable if you can buy so much meat?" Wangyou said enviously.

"Auntie, to be honest, I haven't eaten meat in ten years. Could you sell me some of your meat?" Wangyou said hypocritically.

"There's no meat here. This is cotton I bought from a fellow villager. You're mistaken."

"Auntie, you can't be stingy! I feel so close to you the moment I saw you, please be kind and give me some meat!"

"Go away, get out of here! This meat isn't enough for our family, how could we possibly sell it to outsiders?" The burly man next to him, who seemed to have a bad temper, glared at Wangyou and said fiercely.

"If you don't want to sell, then don't sell. Why are you being so fierce?" Wangyou thought she had secretly glared at the big man, and reluctantly got up.

In that short time, Wangyou had already determined that the sack contained children, and more than one. These human traffickers deserved to die, and it was hard to say how many of them would survive once they arrived at their destination.

Moreover, she had observed that there were no accomplices in this carriage, which made things easier.

Wangyou pulled out three silver needles and swiftly stabbed them into the necks of the three traffickers, who immediately collapsed.

"Quick, a few people come and help! These three are human traffickers, and this sack is full of children."

"What! Human traffickers!" The carriage instantly erupted in noise as two educated youths who were going to the countryside came over to help pull the sack out.

When the sack was opened, everyone was shocked, because it really was full of children.

"Quickly take all the children out."

The small sack contained a total of five children, all of whom were only four or five years old: two girls and three boys.

The flight attendants were called over at this moment.

Wangyou checked on the children and, finding none in life-threatening danger, left them alone.

After handing the child over to the flight attendant, Wangyou hurried to the dining car, wondering if there would be any food left after such a long delay.

By the time everyone realized what was happening, the person had already disappeared.

When Wangyou arrived at the dining car, thankfully, she could still order food and had a delicious meal. Then, Wangyou prepared to go back.

"Comrade, wait a minute!"

"what happened?"

"You saved those children. At the next stop, the security department will take over their care. Please leave your name!"

"No need, it's just a small favor."

"Your simple act saved five families. By the way, what happened to those people?"

"They just fainted. Once we get to the station, any old Chinese medicine doctor can take care of them. I'm leaving now." Wangyou didn't linger and quickly returned to her berth.

Pang Dahai and Wang Guifen's postures didn't change much, but the atmosphere between them was quite intriguing. She had been gone for too long and hadn't seen the excitement.

Wangyou pondered to keep an eye out where the two got off the bus, so she could go over and find out what happened next.

The two below remained silent. Pang Dahai seemed to be deep in thought, but he didn't cause any trouble for Wang Guifen. Wang Guifen, on the other hand, was probably contemplating how to kill Pang Dahai, her eyes fixed on him like knives.

However, the two remained silent, leaving Wangyou helpless, and she had no choice but to give up for the time being.

The next day, Wangyou went to the dining car for dinner again, but this time she saw something different. A group of educated youth had mixed in with many people wearing green military uniforms, and the atmosphere seemed a bit serious.

Wangyou had no intention of finding out what was going on. She loved watching excitement, but some excitements would probably lead her inside, so she figured it was better to watch less of that and eat more.

But soon, Wangyou realized that she was naive. She didn't seek trouble, but she couldn't resist the urge to cause trouble!

She actually heard the sound of a time bomb in the carriage, beeping like a death countdown. If she didn't do something about it, she wouldn't be in any better shape.

Wangyou roughly guessed what was going on with these soldiers who suddenly appeared. They were probably chasing some criminals, most likely spies, but they probably didn't expect these people to be carrying time bombs.

Wangyou walked to the side of the carriage, then closed her eyes and listened attentively.