441: Chapter 441: Strange Little Girl_1 441: Chapter 441: Strange Little Girl_1 Half an hour later, Su Chengyu finally eliminated the last cancer cell, his face covered in sweat.
He hastily covered Xia Ruolan’s body with a towel.
Both of them, faces burning red, dared not look at each other.
“Teacher Xia, my treatnt is complete.
You can get tested at the hospital tomorrow to see that I wasn’t lying.”
Su Chengyu left the room after washing his face.
“Thank you!
How did you do it?
This is cancer, without dications, without chemotherapy, without surgery.
You managed to cure it just by massaging for half an hour?”
Well, if it wasn’t for complete faith in Su Chengyu, Xia Ruolan would definitely consider his so-called treatnt to be a trick to take advantage of her.
“There’s no good way for to explain this to you, all I can say is that your illness has completely healed.
Teacher, take a good rest.
I will leave now.”
Su Chengyu walked out of the bedroom, Xia Ruolan – wrapped in a towel – hurriedly chased after him, calling him to stop.
“Su, are you coming over for dinner tomorrow?
I’ll get everything ready for you.” Xia Ruolan said, her words hinting at double aning.
“Teacher, I am leaving.” Su Chengyu replied.
“What?
Are you leaving Huaizhou?” Xia Ruolan was caught off guard by his announcent.
A strong sense of loss imdiately surged within her.
“Yes, I originally planned to call you tomorrow morning to say farewell.
My trip to Huaizhou was worthwhile because I was able to see you again.
If you are experiencing any trouble in Huaizhou in the future, go to the Qiao family’s mansion.
They will help you, I’ve already inford them.”
Su Chengyu said with a smile.
“Will you never co back to Huaizhou again?” Xia Ruolan bit her lower lip, a miserable feeling flooding her heart.
“Who knows what will happen in the future?
If I have ti, I will visit Teacher Xia.” Su Chengyu replied.
Xia Ruolan opened her mouth to say sothing, but remained speechless.
She took the initiative and gave Su Chengyu a tight hug, whispering into his ear, “I will wait for you to co back.”
Without further words, Su Chengyu turned around and left Xia Ruolan’s house.
After Su Chengyu’s departure, Xia Ruolan felt lost.
She picked up the flowers Su Chengyu gave her, suddenly regretting not being courageous, emotional, or open enough.
She now had a deep regret etched in her heart.
This night was destined to be a sleepless one for Xia Ruolan.
The next day, Su Chengyu drove from Huaizhou to Yian City.
Qiao Jingwu did not accompany him as the barrier around Nine Peaks Mountain had not been fully opened.
Su Chengyu intended to investigate the scene first, then inform Qiao Jingwu to join him.
After driving for over six hours, Su Chengyu finally arrived at Yian City, Jianghuai Province.
Among the several cities under the jurisdiction of Jianghuai Province, Yian had the worst economy, with eighty percent of the city being mountainous and hilly areas, severely hindering economic developnt.
Su Chengyu arrived in Yian City and got in the car to take a look around.
He found that Yian City was filled with a strong aura.
High-ranked experts from other places had already arrived in Yian, waiting for the barrier to open.
Su Chengyu found a hotel to stay, and ca out to explore the neighborhood and get to know the local customs in his free ti.
As he was crossing the road, Su Chengyu caught sight of a strange girl.
She looked around seventeen or eighteen years old, dressed modestly, carrying two canvas bags on a carrying pole over her shoulder.
Her eyes were covered with a black cloth, completely obscuring her sight as if she was blind.
But Su Chengyu noticed sothing strange.
When the traffic light changed from green to red, the girl managed to stop in front of the zebra crossing without crossing the red light.
This struck Su Chengyu as peculiar.
It was supposed to be impossible that the girl, with a black cloth covering her eyes, could know the change of the traffic light without soone reminding her.
How did she manage to stop in ti?
Su Chengyu watched with interest.
After a while, as the signal changed to green, the girl walked forward, her movent as smooth as a normal person.
Sothing about the odd girl grabbed Su Chengyu’s attention, so he followed her.
She carried her bags to a road called Jianglu.
There were many street peddlers along the roadside selling clothes, shoes, groceries, toys, snacks, and drinks.
It was very lively.
The girl walked to an empty stall, put down her canvas bags, and began to set up her stall.
A lady at the adjacent stall said, “Little Yu, why are you here so early today?”
“It’s the weekend, there are more people.
If I co early, I can earn a bit more money,” Little Yu calmly replied as she set up her stall.
The items in her canvas bags were small accessories, including hairpins of various styles, bracelets, and handmade toys.
Little Yu moved efficiently and arranged her items neatly in the stall, which didn’t seem like sothing a blind person could do.
Su Chengyu stayed about a hundred ters away, ordered a grilled skewer, and used his Divine Sense to observe Little Yu while eating.
Earlier, he secretly observed Little Yu using the Qi Watching Technique and found that there were golden and green auras intertwined above her head.
He’d never seen such auras before, this was definitely not normal.
This greatly piqued Su Chengyu’s curiosity about her.
People who are considered the ‘Child of Destiny’, possess a purple aura.
But the alleged golden aura was sothing only immortals have, and Little Yu was too ordinary to be an immortal!
Business at Little Yu’s stall was pretty good.
When a custor saw that she was blind, he tried to cheat her by giving less money.
But Little Yu imdiately busted him, reminding the man that he’d underpaid.
The lady from the next stall chided the custor, “This poor little girl is trying to earn a living, and you even want to cheat her?”
The embarrassed custor replied, “I didn’t an to, I’ll make up for it.”
“Little Yu, can you really see?
How did you know that the guy gave you ten less?” The lady asked curiously.
Little Yu just smiled in response.
Su Chengyu asked the grilled skewer vendor about her, and he said, “You’re talking about Little Yu?
I certainly know her.
She’s been setting up her stall here for over half a year now.
It’s a tough life for a blind girl.”
“Are you sure she’s blind?” asked Su Chengyu.
“Who would cover their eyes for no reason?
Even if she wasn’t blind, there’s no way she can see anything through that cloth.
But it is strange.
A few tis her stall was close to mine, and so custors who knew she was blind tried to cheat her.
Whether they took extra items or underpaid, Little Yu imdiately knew about it.”
The vendor shook his head, as if he’d long since accepted the bizarre situation.
Su Chengyu stroked his chin pondering, “I’m going to find out if she’s really blind or just pretending.”
He decided to personally investigate what was going on with this girl.
He found Little Yu’s actions strange and combined with the unusual aura she possessed, it made him incredibly curious!
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