"No need, I can go by myself, and you can't buy a ticket without an ID card."
I instantly broke out in a cold sweat, firmly hoping Yun Hao wouldn't accompany me to City B, and resolutely bought only one ticket.
Yun Hao pursed his lips and looked straight ahead with a cold gaze, saying nothing.
Sigh—
Seeing that he didn't insist on following, I breathed a sigh of relief.
I bought a ticket for the next high-speed train, thankful for the Snake Servant's reckless driving all the way; otherwise, I definitely would have missed it and had to wait for the next one.
The high-speed train from the city near Spring Wind Town to City B runs every four to five hours.
If I really were delayed.
I was afraid that by the time I got there, it would already be too late.
After boarding the high-speed train, I leaned back in my seat and closed my eyes to rest.
"Miss, hello, your seat has been upgraded," a stewardess tapped me.
I sat in the second-class seat, puzzled, "What? Are you mistaking me for someone else? I didn't upgrade my seat."
"ID card ending in XX, Miss Su, that's you, right?" the stewardess said politely and courteously, "You've been upgraded to a business class seat."
I nodded dumbly, "May I ask who upgraded my seat for me?"
"It was a gentleman, shall I take you to see first, he must be your friend," the stewardess replied.
After agreeing, I followed the stewardess to the business class carriage.
There were only four seats in the carriage, three of them empty.
In the last row in the corner, a teenager in a hooded sweatshirt was sitting.
Yun Hao...
It was him!!
I laughed angrily, pointing at the young boy whose soft cheeks could be pinched, "Miss, you tell me...this is a gentleman??"
"Uh, a young gentleman??" the stewardess touched her nose and said.
I had to admit, I almost forgot that a young age also qualifies as a gentleman, a young gentleman, I suppose.
I gave a dry laugh, "Yes, he is my friend, I accept the seat upgrade."
"Then I won't disturb you any further." The stewardess put my suitcase on the luggage rack and left.
I sat down next to Yun Hao, "Can you explain why you are also on the train? I remember that by the time we got to the high-speed train station, it was already past the time for ticket sales."
"Yes, you timed it so well that it caused me to be unable to buy a ticket," Yun Hao crossed his arms and said with a slightly chubby, prematurely serious face, "but I got on the train first and then bought a ticket after."
"And the ID card?" I asked unwillingly.
Yun Hao placed a small card on the little table, "Snakes mixing in society need an identity."
The white little table along with the slightly darker ID card made the identity information on the card especially clear.
Yun Hao, male, 15 years old.
"I was careless, I was tricked by you on the train, why did you have to follow me?" I was annoyed, really not wanting to accompany him, yet had to face the reality.
Although I had planned the whole thing, it was still prone to mishaps.
Even though Yun Hao was strong, it wasn't certain that danger wouldn't occur.
This matter was one for accumulating Yin Virtue for myself and one for finding an antidote for Rongling.
There was no need to involve an innocent snake and have him join me in this risk.
Yun Hao glanced at my lips, twisted open a bottle of mineral water and handed it to me, "Your lips are peeling, are you thirsty?"
"A bit," I took it and had a sip, then realized I almost let Yun Hao sidestep that question, glaring angrily at him, "You haven't answered my question."
His face grew even longer than mine as he righteously rebuked, "Of course, to protect you. You've only been learning Mysterious Art for a few months, and you think you can fight a zombie demon? Isn't Snake Lord supervising you?"