After the destruction of the Immortal Realm, I took in the fallen fairy.

"No, no, young master, you absolutely mustn't!"

Red Tiger quickly stopped the little lion demon and beckoned the little demons to take the fairies away.

"You actually brought these fairies? Don't you know that the young master can't yet use the Slave Spirit Seal effectively? If anything goes wrong, the city lord will beat you to death!"

"You little rascal! They were originally a one-month-old gift from my uncle! He said I can pick any one of them when I grow up!"

"Young Master, you've already passed your one-month mark, and you're still not fully grown..."

"..."

Lin Heng nodded slowly.

No wonder the red tiger wasn't angry when it was being bitten by little red devils. It turns out that the little lion demon was actually the city lord's nephew.

However, the little demons in the manor clearly knew whether or not, and they withdrew with three fairy servants.

Red Tiger breathed a sigh of relief and waved to his fairy servant, saying, "Quickly, quickly, imitate a few more dog barks so that the young master can have a good time."

"Yes, Master..."

The fairy servant took the little lion demon to the side, while the red tiger rubbed his temples, feeling a bit of a headache.

After all, he was able to become the manager of the slums through his connection with the little lion demon's father.

But taking care of children is never an easy task.

"By the way, you little rascal..."

Only then did Chi Hu look at Lin Heng again. "Why are you still here?"

"I told you, I came here to buy bricks."

Lin Heng repeated his requirements.

"You? Buying bricks? Hah."

As if he had heard a joke, Chi Hu walked to the corner of the yard and patted a large wooden box next to him.

"Do you really think that Lord Xuebin's stone bricks are the same as those cheap imitations on the market?"

"Let me tell you, this box contains a whole... whole..."

Before he could finish speaking, Lin Heng had already pulled out two spirit stones: "Is that enough? You seem to have said one?"

"Uh...that's enough."

Red Tiger swallowed the words he was about to say, frowned, and asked, "Hey, kid, what about your three spirit stones for tomorrow?"

Lin Heng said casually, "We'll talk about tomorrow's problems tomorrow. Right now, I'm just a customer who came to buy stone bricks."

"Alright... then! Cash on delivery."

Red Tiger didn't understand the logic of not taking advantage of business opportunities.

Although the store doesn't belong to him, he can still get a good commission for helping to sell it.

More importantly, if he manages to close a deal, he can gain the favor of the Snow-Maned Lion Demon.

"I remember this store should offer delivery service."

Lin Heng handed over a spirit stone directly.

"Hmph, of course, our Lord Xuebin's shop has always only done high-end business! Naturally, we also offer the most distinguished service... uh."

It seems that this time, he's only doing business in the slums?

"Fine, fine, I'll deliver it to you myself."

Without further ado, Chi Hu summoned several lesser demons to move the large box of stone bricks next to him onto a carriage outside the mansion.

The horses pulling the carriage were actually four fairy servants dressed in cloth.

When Lin Heng first arrived in this world, he was also shocked by such a scene.

Even if it's used for manual labor, male cultivators are clearly more suitable than fairies.

But after seeing so much, he became numb.

The reason they chose fairies to pull the carriage is simply because it's a quirk of these rich people...

"Get in the car."

After loading the goods, Chi Hu beckoned Lin Heng to get in the car.

Lin Heng nodded and sat down with Chi Hu in front of a box of stone bricks.

"Let's go, giddy up!"

With a roar, Red Tiger tightened the reins on the four celestial servants, and the carriage headed towards the slums...

"I didn't expect you son of a bitch to have some spare cash, even managing to produce a spirit stone?"

"That makes sense. He could even afford a fairy slave. Even if he lives in a slum now, he must have had a powerful background in the past."

"But don't forget the spirit stones you're supposed to supply me with tomorrow—three. If you're even one short, I'll rip your roof off!"

It's so noisy...

Throughout the journey, Lin Heng endured Chi Hu's nagging, which sounded like that of a wronged woman.

It wasn't that he had a good temper; rather, he was thinking about how to get his hands on the fairy servant from the Snow-Maned Lion Demon's mansion.

That's a fairy with 79% purity of spiritual roots.

The 70% purity of Yun Qinghe alone brought Lin Heng unexpected gains.

If I could take that fairy as my celestial servant, I might gain even more benefits...

"Hey kid, we're at your place."

At Chi Hu's call, Lin Heng also came back to his senses.

A plan was taking shape in his mind.

"You guys, hurry up and move the stone bricks to this kid's house... Kid, where do we put the stone bricks?"

Lin Heng slowly stepped down from the carriage: "Just put it on the left side of the door."

Red Tiger nodded and beckoned to the four celestial servants beside him, saying, "Alright, you lot, hurry up! Remember, all of you be careful! Don't let his slum dwelling fool you; he's still Lord Snowbeard's client, and Lord Snowbeard cares most about client reviews!"

Seeing the servants begin to move the stone bricks, Lin Heng smiled and said to Chi Hu, "Lord Chi Hu, I never expected that you would work for Lord Xue Bin."

"Oh? You're not going to back out at the last minute and want me to give you a discount, are you?"

Red Tiger raised an eyebrow and quickly tightened the sleeve around the spirit stones in his arms. "Let me tell you, I've already accepted these spirit stones. No matter how eager you are, don't even think about taking them!"

"No, no, no, Lord Red Tiger, you flatter me."

Lin Heng said politely, "I just want to know if Lord Chi Hu can put in a good word for Lord Xue Bin? I'd like to get on that good side."

"You? Lady Xuebin is from our city..."

"It will be beneficial, Lord Red Tiger."

Lin Heng interrupted Chi Hu directly, and held up four fingers, "For example, the spirit stones supplied to you tomorrow can be increased to four."

"Is that really true?!"

Red Tiger's eyes lit up, his greed seemingly overflowing.

He raised his chin smugly: "Kid, to tell you the truth, before I became the manager of this slum, I was Lord Xuebin's steward! Otherwise, do you think a management position could be obtained so easily from the city lord?"

well.

Lin Heng nodded in satisfaction, but still with a forced smile, and said, "Then, I suppose Lord Chi Hu must be highly regarded by Lord Xue Bin?"

"Of course!"

Red Tiger patted his chest and assured, "Lord Snowbeard's stone brick business has now expanded to several major cities on the border. Guess who's currently managing the business in Linxian City?"

"Then it must be Lord Red Tiger."

"That's right!"

Chi Hu felt as if his whole body was floating.

This guy from the slums speaks much better than Xia Feng.

"But what would Lord Xuebin's reaction be if he, who values ​​the stone brick business so much, found out that you embezzled half a box of stone bricks?"

"If Lord Xuebin knew... that I... embezzled it?"

Halfway through his sentence, Chi Hu immediately realized something was wrong and stared wide-eyed at Lin Heng.

"Kid, you can't just say things like that! When did I ever embezzle any stone bricks?!"

"Lord Red Tiger, look."

Lin Heng turned to look at his house, and the several fairy servants hurriedly ran out of the house.

"It's terrible, Lord Red Tiger! Our stone bricks seem... seem to have mysteriously disappeared!"

"Bullshit! Such a large stone brick can't just vanish into thin air, can it?"

Red Tiger kicked the fairy slave who had just spoken to the ground, then rolled up his sleeves and walked into the house: "I want to see how stone bricks could just appear out of thin air... Holy crap?!"

As soon as he stepped inside, Chi Hu was stunned.

The area in front of the house was completely empty, with only a few broken bricks on the ground. It seemed there were no stone bricks at all.