Although there is the shopkeeper, the injured person, acts as a peacemaker, he wants to resolve the contradiction between Mu Chun and the seeker, but the result is that it backfires. He could only watch as the two sides held one end and did not back down from each other.

Seeing that except for the leader, the rest of the people were all coming towards Mu Chun, and the shopkeeper wiped the sweat on his forehead, which was quietly moved to the side.

Mu Chun didn't pay attention to the shopkeeper's movements at all, he only looked coldly at the few people who came towards him in front of him, and was ready to solve them with three punches and two legs.

Compared with the shopkeeper's knowledge of current affairs, the shopkeeper stood next to Mu Chun. He said: "Guest officer, I'm not good at fighting, I can help you fight one by one in a while." The shopkeeper said, "Bah" twice, spit on his palm twice, and prepared to fight side by side with Mu Chun.

Mu Chun could see that the shopkeeper didn't know much martial arts, but at this time, he was still able to stand up and help him in such a situation, and it was not easy. Mu Chun nodded in response to him and said, "That's good, in this way, you will help me fight that one later!" Mu Chun said and pointed to the weakest one of them with the shopkeeper, and was ready to hand it over to the shopkeeper to deal with.

The shopkeeper followed what Mu Chun pointed out, confirmed the person he was going to deal with, and said, "Okay, leave it to me!"

The two of them just finished speaking, and they couldn't wait to start with them. Before the shopkeeper could react, he had already been punched by the person looking for trouble. The shopkeeper covered the sore spot with one hand, but clenched his fist with the other, and he said in pain: "I'm fighting with you!" After speaking, he started hand-to-hand combat with the man.

Mu Chun is easy at dealing with several people, and through fighting, Mu Chun also has a clearer understanding of the details of the person looking for trouble. I'm afraid that these people are not people from the rivers and lakes, and they don't have any martial arts moves, and this fight with Mu Chun is just a pure fight.

In this way, these people are like the people around here. When Mu Chun thought about it, he was a little suspicious: the second little man in the front shop told him that this area was too peaceful, but there should be such a bastard who made trouble at night.

Mu Chun moved his questioning gaze to the leader who was still sitting in the center at this time, and he was still able to sit in the hall at this time, and then Mu Chun looked at the shopkeeper who was fighting to the death: Isn't it the shopkeeper who wants me to feel at ease?

Mu Chun really managed to settle these three people with just three or two strokes, and after he finished his own work, he quietly beat the person who fought with the shopkeeper to defeat him.

Just when the shopkeeper was still surprised at how good he was at fighting, Mu Chun confronted the leader. Mu Chun said: "I respect you for being a good man, today you will clean up these and compensate for the damage, and I will no longer pursue you." ”

Although there are only four or five people under the leader, he is also a character in the end, and his reaction is different from that of those under him. He saw that Mu Chun easily subdued the three of them, and he naturally didn't have the reason to take humiliation on himself, but at this moment, he heard Mu Chun take a step back, and he naturally said in a tone: "You're right, the compensatory Lao Tzu won't pull it down, but you hurt my brother?"

When the leader says this, he doesn't want to compensate.

Mu Chun was still thinking about how to reply, but the shopkeeper here couldn't wait, he stood up again and said to the leader: "Cheng, Cheng, just do as you say." ”

Mu Chun was interrupted by the shopkeeper's sudden interjection, and he looked at the shopkeeper in dismay, could it be that it was so important to rest things and calm people, but it was higher than the morality of the rivers and lakes, and normal interpersonal communication.

Although Mu Chun had doubts in his heart, Mu Chun could only think about these problems in his heart. He could only watch the shopkeeper negotiate peace with the leader, and when Mu Chun looked at the leader again, he saw that he was negotiating peace with the shopkeeper on one side, but looking at Mu Chun with great challenge on the other side.

"Shopkeeper, it's really not the right time, let's wait a little longer and maybe we will beat them out sooner. The shopkeeper stood next to Mu Chun and complained to Mu Chun about the shopkeeper.

Mu Chun laughed, and then he asked with the shopkeeper, "What do you say their intentions are here?"

The shopkeeper scratched his head, but he couldn't think of a reason, or Mu Chun said to him: "Are they people from this area?"

The shopkeeper nodded, and explained: "Several of them are from the next village, and they are bastards. "I don't know why I suddenly appeared in their inn today.

"Bastard?" Mu Chun repeated.

"That's not it, they're all idle guys, and whoever gives him money will do things for whomever he wants. The shopkeeper suddenly thought of something important, and said to Mu Chun again: "Do you think that this time someone will pay for them to come to the inn to make trouble?"

Mu Chun's eyes were staring at the person next to him to negotiate peace with the shopkeeper, and the speculation about the shopkeeper also caused ripples in his heart.

When the two talked about peace, the man hid his true identity, and in the face of some questions from the shopkeeper, he did not reveal any useful information at all.

Finally, the shopkeeper and the leader determined the scope of responsibility, and when the leader went out and left the inn, not only the shopkeeper Xiaoer also breathed a long sigh of relief.

The shopkeeper and Mu Chun said: "Why are there so many people in our area, it's really embarrassing." ”

Since the shopkeeper said this, Mu Chun naturally had something to say to the shopkeeper: "Since this matter is over, I will go back to rest first, and if there is any situation, you can call me at any time." ”

When the shopkeeper heard this, he sent Mu Chun to the bottom of the stairs with great enthusiasm and continued to thank him.

The shopkeeper sent those people away, but when he turned around, he saw that the shopkeeper was enthusiastically entertaining Mu Chun. The shopkeeper looked extremely unhappy in his heart, he pointed to Mu Chun's back upstairs and explained to the shopkeeper: "This person is not enough to succeed and more than to lose, and I have to rely on myself to negotiate, you have to be careful." ”

The shopkeeper finished speaking, and said some more words, and then went back to the room to continue resting.

Mu Chun returned to the room, and the shopkeeper also returned to the room, and there was only one person left in the lobby, who was still cleaning up the tables and chairs that had been messed up by the seekers.

When the shopkeeper cleaned up the tables and chairs halfway, he heard Mu Chun's exclamation on the second floor, and the shopkeeper recognized Mu Chun's voice, so for Mu Chun's exclamation, the shopkeeper then put down the bench in his hand and ran up.

When the shopkeeper went up to the staircase on the second floor, he could see Mu Chun with his hands on the door frame, with a frightened expression, and the door of the room he was in was not the one he and Zhi Seng were in, but the door of Su Yu and Song Yuer's room.

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