"I don't think so," Su Li said, a little uncertain.
"Get two ropes and tie them up," Wu Sheng said with a frown.
"Okay." Wa Wa Lian went to tie up the cattle.
Wu Sheng glanced at the three-wheeled motorcycle not far away and said to Su Li, "Wait for me a moment."
With that, he ducked into the woods nearby.
"Hey, you really don't have to take me..." Su Li shouted after him, but Wu Sheng didn't stop at all, completely ignoring her words.
Su Li frowned and looked down at her foot. As she was looking, her movements suddenly froze, and her expression shifted.
Seeing Wu Sheng leave, his colleagues nearby began to talk in low voices.
Su Li listened without letting anything show on her face.
The honest-faced man, who had returned from counting their spoils, came back and said with displeasure, "What are you muttering about? No whispering."
One of them said a few more words.
"What is this gobbledygook? Stop talking," the honest-faced man said again.
