Chapter 323: Chapter 323 The Girl Who Delivers Bread_1
Ye You paused for a moment before asking, "We’ll discuss this matter later, has he sent you back?"
Qin Sisi nodded, then shook her head saying, "He wanted to send me back. However, Pei Pei insisted on doing so so he had to yield."
"Pei Pei?" Ye You thought for a while, figuring out the connections, and scoffed, "He’s asking for trouble."
All of a sudden, Qin Sisi yawned, realizing she was somewhat tired.
Ye You looked at Qin Sisi tenderly and said, "Exhausted, huh? You should rest."
Qin Sisi corrected him, "No, I’m not tired. Just a bit sleepy."
Ye You leapt into Qin Sisi’s arms, hugging her neck, and said, "It’s the same thing. Go to sleep."
Qin Sisi chuckled lightly, not wanting to argue over such a minor issue, and carried Ye You into the bedroom.
Lying on the bed, with one hand supporting Ye You’s soft body, Qin Sisi quickly fell asleep.
Ye You laid next to Qin Sisi, gazing at her for a while, before slowly closing his eyes.
But Ye You wasn’t sleeping as he had slept all day and was very awake at the moment.
Retreating into his Portable Space, he began to concoct new potions.
It’s been a while since Qin Sisi took the last Soul Pill. She could take the next one now. As a result, her Magic Source would become stronger, generating a greater magical force.
The materials for crafting the Soul Pill were Hei Shan and shattered souls of Yuan Lishu, along with some precious herbs.
Hei Shan and Yuan Lishu, these two ghosts, not only were willing to sacrifice their Soul Power but also intended to harm Qin Sisi and even create chaos in the human world.
Ye You therefore broke their souls into fragments to use in Alchemy.
On one hand, this would enhance Qin Sisi’s Magic Source. On the other hand, it could be considered as a means to eliminate harm for the common people.
The next morning at breakfast, Qin Sisi and Ye You discussed helping Qi Xiaoxia to find her sister Qi Xiaojuan in the Northern mountain of their province.
After breakfast, Qin Sisi opened her phone to buy train tickets to the northernmost C City of their province.
However, due to the beginning of travel rush in a month bell, there were no train tickets available for a week.
Resting her phone with frustration, Qin Sisi thought carefully and realized that C City was not too far away from her current residence, S City. She should be able to get there by bus.
Qin Sisi found the bus station’s phone number online and called to verify that there was a direct bus to C City. The journey was about seven hours, with buses departing at five in the morning and arriving around noon.
She decided to take the bus to C City the next day.
She packed several pieces of clothes and toiletries, gave them to Ye You to store in the Portable Space, and started preparing.
In the remaining time, Qin Sisi continued to practice magic within the barrier Ye You had created.
Through persistent practice, she mastered the Fire Ignition Skill, and her success rate with the Fireball Technique got higher and higher.
Although Qin Sisi was pleased with her progress, she was not satisfied. She wanted to become stronger.
Since they had to get up early the next day, they went to bed pretty early that night.
At four o’clock in the early morning, Qin Sisi was brought awake by the alarm clock set on her phone.
After quickly tidying up, Qin Sisi, carrying Ye You, left the house.
It was still dark outside, as dawn arrived late in winter. The streets were dimly lit by the lights on both sides.
As she reached the gate of her neighborhood and looked at the deserted main road, she felt somewhat hopeless; at this time, both buses and taxis seemed not yet in operation.
In the end, Ye You had to open the Invisible Bubble, allowing Qin Sisi to summon the Wings of Rainbow, and fluttered her colorful wings flying towards the direction of the bus station.
At the entrance of the bus station, Qin Sisi found a quiet corner, put Ye You into her backpack, and then walked in carrying her backpack.
Indeed, the bus was more flexible than the train. She bought a ticket, passed the security check, and was able to head directly to the parking lot.
Qin Sisi found the bus she was supposed to take and sat down by the window.
Although it was early in the morning and C City was relatively remote, there were quite a few people on the bus.
By the time of departure, almost all the seats were filled, with a few empty ones at the back.
Next to Qin Sisi sat a girl around twenty years old, dressed in a light green down jacket, with a simple and pure face, seemingly a college student returning home for the holidays.
At five o’clock, the driver slowly started the bus. The bus made a loop, left the bus station, and dived into the vast darkness.
Holding her backpack, Qin Sisi leaned her head to look outside the window. The lights from the street lamps flashed by like shooting stars passing through the quiet darkness.
Gradually, the sky brightened.
Qin Sisi sat on the east side, so she could see the red sun slowly poking its head out from the horizon, inch by inch it climbed up.
The bright sunlight finally covered the earth, and the day in winter was late.
When they had first boarded the bus, most passengers were half-asleep. When the day finally broke, people seemed to be more alert.
The bus interior gradually began to fill with subtle sounds, whispers, yawns, the ripping of snack bags, the sound of eating...
Then, Qin Sisi discovered something: she had forgotten to bring food.
She had only packed some clothes and toiletries last night. This morning, she had a bag of milk and a few biscuits before rushing out the door, forgetting to bring snacks for the journey.
Qin Sisi comforted herself, not a big deal right? It’s just seven hours, and half of it had already passed. She would arrive soon and then she could eat.
It was okay to deceive herself mentally, but her body was not cooperating.
When the girl in the light green down jacket next to her took out a sandwich from her bag, Qin Sisi’s stomach grumbled a few times.
The girl halted the sandwich in front of her mouth, looking at Qin Sisi with a peculiar look.
Feeling awkward, Qin Sisi forced a smile and turned her head to look out the window, feeling slightly embarrassed.
A few seconds later, a sandwich was held out in front of Qin Sisi.
Turning back in surprise, she found the girl next to her smiling sincerely, looking somewhat puzzled.
The girl said kindly, "Did you forget to bring any food? I’ve bought several sandwiches, let me share one with you!"
Looking at the sandwich in front of her, Qin Sisi instinctively swallowed and said reluctantly, "No need, thank you... I’ll arrive soon."
Ignoring her refusal, the girl stuffed the sandwich into Qin Sisi’s hand, insisting warmly, "We have quite a long way to arrive, don’t be shy, eat!"
Qin Sisi looked at the sandwich in her hand, indecisive.
Though just an ordinary sandwich, it looked incredibly delicious to the starving Qin Sisi.
