Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver novel Chapter 2636

Wilbur noticed Augheimer's surprise, so he frowned and asked, "What's wrong? Are you that surprised?"

"I'm indeed very surprised. You probably don't know what Senior Horne is capable of. As far as I know, he managed to earn hundreds of gold coins in only three months. That's something that would take others hundreds of years to achieve. I can help you ask around for his whereabouts, but you should know that the Reyne family has strict security. Ordinary cultivators are not allowed to be near the head of the family. For now, I'm not able to do that," Augheimer replied.

"Yeah, thanks. I look forward to good news," Wilbur said.

Wilbur wanted to leave, so Augheimer stopped him by saying, "Wait, Wilbur. I have a request. You should know that cultivating in Buck Town is very difficult, so I hope you can help me out."

Wilbur turned to look at Augheimer upon hearing that. He nodded and said, "I understand. I can give you fifty gold coins for now. Once I rescue Senior Horne, I'll give you another fifty gold coins. You may leave Buck Town and head toward another major town with a hundred gold coins. The energy aura there will be much stronger, and you can improve faster if you cultivate there."

"No, Wilbur. You misunderstood what I meant. You may not know this, but I am a person who loves adventure and excitement. Your bronze mirror impresses me greatly. If you don't mind, I hope I can cultivate together with you in the mirror dimension after we rescue Senior Horne."

Wilbur nodded firmly, and Augheimer patted him on the shoulder. They agreed to meet again the next day before Augheimer left. Wilbur watched him leave and he could not believe that the once proud Augheimer was asking for help.

It seemed that Buck Town was more terrifying than he had imagined. The Nine Major Towns in the middle dimension were home to elite cultivators from various dimensions, after all. Earth was only a lower dimension. Augheimer had been very powerful before, but in Buck Town, he was only one of the many nameless cultivators.

Buck Town was filled with daily and hourly killings as a city of slaughter. At least tens of thousands of people died in battles every day. The place was drenched in blood and a true test of human nature. Even the most arrogant person would have to be humble.