Venerable Demon King & The Doting Immortal (QT) novel Chapter 343

Chapter 343: Partner in Crime

Lian and Mei strode into the well lit dispensary, their presence commanding immediate attention. The pharmacist on duty, a middle-aged man with thinning hair and a nervous disposition, recognized them instantly. Normally, protocol required a visit to the infirmary first for a signed form, but the sheer intensity of their aura made him abandon all formalities.

"We need ointment, bandages, and anything else that can help," Mei demanded, her voice steady and authoritative.

The pharmacist’s hands trembled as he gathered the requested items, his eyes darting between the two formidable figures. Mei peered into the bag, her brows furrowing. "Is this even enough bandages?" she questioned, her tone sharp.

Lian leaned on the counter, her gaze piercing through the pharmacist. "Quite generous of you," she remarked, her voice dripping with sarcasm.

Terrified, the pharmacist grabbed another handful of bandages and tossed them into the bag. "Thank you, kind sir," Mei said with a sweet smile, her demeanour shifting as they turned to leave. The pharmacist exhaled deeply, feeling as though his life had been spared.

The two skipped happily to the nearby store, their earlier intensity replaced by a playful energy. In the candy aisle, Mei reminded, "Master said one piece each."

Lian began grabbing one piece of each candy, filling the basket. Mei grabbed her wrist, "What are you doing?"

"Master said one piece each," Lian replied while holding up the candy.

Mei bit her lower lip, conceding, "You are probably right. Let’s get one piece each."

At the counter, the cashier eyed the basket filled with candy and four sports drinks, then looked up at the two alphas. "Is this for your partners?" she asked, curious.

"Ew, no," Lian responded bluntly.

Mei smiled politely, "Don’t mind her, it’s for us."

The cashier’s eyes widened slightly as she scanned the items. Lian opened a candy and began eating it, her gaze daring the cashier to judge her. The cashier felt a cold sweat trickle down her back, quickly scanning the rest without further comment. Mei paid with her communicator, "Thank you."

Lian handed the cashier another candy, "For you, thanks."

Surprised, the cashier stammered, "Uh, thanks."

Lian and Mei returned to the training arena, sneaking inside. Xiang Yu, about to take his turn, glared at them. "What took you so long?" he demanded, but his eyes widened at the sight of the bag they were hiding.

"I said one piece each," Xiang Yu reiterated.

Mei nodded, "You did say one piece each."

Lian held up the bag, "So, one piece of each."

Xiang Yu’s face darkened with frustration. "You know that’s not what I meant. I’ll deal with you when I’m done."

As soon as Xiang Yu left, Lian whispered, "What’s the probability we can run away and never get caught?"

Mei calculated quickly, "0.00001 per cent chance. We might as well eat as much candy as we can."

Lian and Mei whined, but Xiang Yu paid them no attention as he followed in the direction Han Xin had disappeared. _{freёwebnoѵel.com}