"Your reputation here doesn't look like they'd choose it on their own initiative. Ji Kang looked at him with a smile and said a word.

He led Hu Dan'er across the door, reminding her to be careful of her step, and not forgetting to comfort her and tell her not to be afraid.

The guy was not annoyed by Ji Kang's words, but said with a smile: "Will you take the initiative to choose, the guest officer will know if he stays in the small shop for one night." ”

After he finished speaking, he walked to the counter on the right side of the inn lobby, and shouted as he walked: "Four check-in, Ping Niang, greet the guests." ”

Behind the counter is a plump lady with a woman's bun and a goose yellow skirt, with thick facial features and pure eyes, which is a little out of place with this Ruyi Inn.

As soon as she heard the call, she smiled and walked around the counter and came this way.

After hanging the triangular eyes and muttering a few words to her, he went to a few empty tables in the corner of the lobby to clean up the dishes and chopsticks.

"A few, now there is only one upper room left in the store, I wonder how many of you would like to spend the night?" Ping Niang lazily hung a water-blue cloak on her arm, and as soon as she spoke, she held the cloak with her hand and beckoned, with a smile on her eyebrows, very kind.

"Only one room?" Ji Kang frowned, turned around and glanced at Hu Dan'er, worried that he would wronged her.

Hu Dan'er cautiously raised her hand and patted Ji Kang's back, and whispered behind him: "Brother Kang, one is enough, I will wait outside the door with Lingyue and Caiyun." ”

"It's fine. Ji Kang nodded, turned to Ping Niang and said, "Then one room, prepare some hot soup, and please send less hot water." ”

Ping Niang waved her hand when she heard this, and said with a smile: "Okay, those few people will sit in the lobby for a while, and when Xiaoqiu comes back from leading the horse, I will lead a few people to the room, and I will order the back kitchen to boil hot water for a few hot meals." ”

Ji Kang nodded, pulled Hu Dan'er and sat down at a table where no one was around.

Zhiyue and Caiyun stood behind Hu Dan'er stiffly, not using their afterglow to glance at the people around them.

In the lobby on the first floor of the inn, there were only three or two tables of people sitting sporadically at this time, some were drinking tea, and some were laying paper on the table, or scribbling or writing, or talking with their side.

At the table closest to the door sat four people, three men and one woman, dressed in pure white robes, with a crescent crown on their heads, and each carrying three swords on their backs, the blades of which were two long and one short from the scabbard.

It was someone from the Sword Pavilion, Ji Kang frowned and looked away.

In the corner on the other side, there are two women, one with a round face and apricot eyes, and the other with a long face and phoenix eyes. The two wore red and yellow round-necked robes, the cuffs were tied with red cotton ropes, their hair was tied with red sashes, and on their backs were a single sword with a red scabbard.

At first glance, these two are the inner disciples of the Red Sleeve Sect.

At a table near the counter sat three men in narrow-sleeved black robes with jade belts around their waists, with small golden crowns on their heads and a little cinnabar on their eyebrows.

With the characteristics of these few months, Ji Kang didn't need to continue to look at it to know that these were disciples of the Eight Immortals Sect.

After looking at it like this, he can be sure that everyone here is a decent family.

So why, why would they choose to settle down at Ruyi Inn?

You must know that these sects are all over the world, and there is no reason to go straight to Nanjing, but they met at the Ruyi Inn.

When Ji Kang was observing the people around him, the afterglow of those people was also observing Ji Kang and Hu Dan'er beside Ji Kang. Ji Kang looked back calmly, and Hu Dan'er clutched Ji Kang's sleeve with some fear, lowered his head and didn't dare to look at them in the sight of those people.