Quick Transmigration Cannon Fodder's Record of Counterattacks Chapter 3377: The City of Water Was Her Domain

Chapter 3377: The City of Water Was Her Domain

After leaving the casino, Ning Shu glanced up at its sign.

The city’s situation felt a bit plicated.

But as long as the taxes were paid properly and she ensured the city’s safety, that was enough.

No one should be underestimated.

The City of Water was her domain, and all the water ordinances here were at her disposal.

Ning Shu wasn’t the least bit nervous.

She had no interest in meddling with the city’s internal factions.

She said to 2333, “Let’s head back and do a task.”

She needed soul power to strengthen her soul. Although she was an embodiment of the ordinance now, her soul was still very weak. It hadn’t recovered from that time she helped a divine beast counter-attack.

“Oh, I thought you were going to explore every corner of the City of Water—even the bathrooms,” 2333 replied.

“Please, there are no bathrooms in an ordinance city. In soul form, we don’t need to pee.”

No periods either, it was amazing!

2333: “…You really pay attention to the details.”

Ning Shu: “Of course.”

Back in the system space, Ning Shu opened the system exchange marketplace and bought some fasting pills.

At least she didn’t need to buy water anymore.

After finishing her preparations, she glanced at the black hole in the wall. Something felt off—it looked bigger.

She said to 2333, “Keep an eye on that thing’s changes.”

She was really worried that the hole would keep growing until it swallowed her entire system space.

It was ridiculously unpredictable, expanding and contracting on a whim.

“I need energy! Without energy, how am I supposed to maintain the system space or suppress that rampaging thing?” 2333 plained.

Ning Shu: “…”

He could link anything to that excuse.

She said to 2333, “Forget it, let’s do a task first.”

“For now, not a system task,” Ning Shu added.

2333 was always eager to push her into doing system tasks.

2333 dragged out an “Oh,” then rudely threw Ning Shu straight into the plane.

It was crazy rough.

She raised her middle finger—what a little bastard.

Ning Shu slowly merged into a body, opening her eyes to see a ceiling.

She rubbed her head and sat up.

Touching her hair, she found it was short.

Her heart skipped a beat—was she a man?

She reached down to her crotch and, sure enough, felt a large bulge.

Hmm, the entrustor was certainly well-endowed.

Ning Shu pounded the bed—how did she bee a man?!

But she could tell this body wasn’t ordinary.

She got out of bed and went to the bathroom to relieve herself.

Her bladder felt like it was about to burst—the entrustor must have held it in all night without getting up.

Holding in urine like this was bad for a man’s prostate—Jesus.

Sitting on the toilet, Ning Shu began to receive the storyline.

Yup, the entrustor’s identity was a supernatural creature. Oh ho, so it was actually a supernatural creature.

With the bathroom and bedroom setting, she had assumed it was a human.

In today’s world of rapid human development, the living space for other creatures had shrunk significantly.

Many supernatural creatures had also entered the concrete jungle, surviving just like humans.

Walking down the street, you might unknowingly brush past a supernatural creature.

Even the delivery guy bringing your packages might be a supernatural creature.

They worked human jobs, concealed their abilities, and ate human food.

The government had even established a Special Incident Investigation Bureau specifically to handle criminal supernatural creatures.

With the decline of spiritual energy, the number of supernatural creatures in cities wasn’t actually very high.

Translator: Kaho