The fortune telling was so accurate that I accidentally accumulated a huge amount of merit!

Chapter 1229 Could it be that I was a scoundrel before?

The matter was resolved perfectly, in such a bizarre and absurd way, because of Yun Ran's one outrageous remark.

The so-called elders, who were originally wary of Yun Ran, have now turned into fear.

This change caused Yunran's eyes to darken further.

Yunran's mind was still blank, but she subconsciously felt that she needed to do something in the face of this situation.

We can't just turn around and leave like that, otherwise, it might leave behind some hidden dangers.

Touching the string of beads on her wrist, Yun Ran thought for a moment, then took off the beads and threw them in front of those people.

"This is a reward for you!"

At this moment, Yunran was unaware that she had made preparations before she lost consciousness, and that she had hidden away all the very important things.

She carried items that all looked very valuable, but they didn't affect her at all.

The old man at the head of the group showed no discomfort at Yun Ran's disrespectful actions; on the contrary, he became even more respectful.

He picked up the bead from the ground with both hands and then saw clearly that there were many talismans engraved on it.

Who would have thought that this seemingly unremarkable string of beads would actually be a magical artifact with extremely strong defensive capabilities?

Now, everyone present treated Yun Ran with even greater respect.

Even if it were dark, they could still take torches and escort people to town.

"Please wait a moment, I'll have someone prepare an oxcart right away!"

The old man at the head of the group, who used to call Yun Ran "young friend" because of his status and age, has now started addressing her as "you" directly.

Yunran didn't care what caused the changes; as long as she could achieve her goal, that was enough.

Soon, the oxcart arrived, and what should have been a dirty wooden plank was now covered with a layer of clean hay.

Yunran didn't insist on being particular at this time and simply sat down.

The oxcart swayed and rattled until it got dark before they finally arrived in town.

The sound of galloping hooves came from behind them, and the oxcart driver instinctively tried to move the cart to the side to make way for the people behind.

Yunran did not refuse. She had no memory of who she was, so there was no need for her to cause any unnecessary trouble.

However, she didn't want to provoke unnecessary people, unaware that she herself was a huge nuisance in other people's eyes.

The sound of horses' hooves gradually stopped as they approached the oxcart.

Yunran didn't pay attention at first and continued to rest with her eyes closed.

Yun Ran only opened her eyes when she noticed many eyes were on her.

Then she saw a huge crowd of people staring at her, scrutinizing her.

Yun Ran's eyes unconsciously turned dangerous, and her body tensed up, as if she was about to teach the other party a lesson at any moment.

As for the oxcart driver, he had already shrunk to the other side, hiding his body in the shadow of the ox.

Yun Ran didn't speak first, and confronted those people.

Suddenly, the large group of people who had been standing all knelt down in unison: "Greetings, Divine Envoy!"

Yunran: ...

What Yunran didn't know was that the black robe she was wearing was a symbol of her status, and no one dared to wear it casually.

Yun Ran, who remembered nothing, remained expressionless. Whether she was truly a divine envoy or these people had mistaken her for someone else, she showed no sign of anything amiss. Only the oxcart driver was trembling with fear.

Although they had guessed beforehand that this woman was not someone to be trifled with, they never expected that she would actually be the Divine Envoy.

Thinking back to how they almost physically attacked and tried to kill this woman...

Panic and fear overwhelmed the oxcart driver, and eventually, his eyes rolled back and he fainted.

Yunran's entire attention was focused on the people kneeling in front of her.

Despite her inner turmoil, she maintained a calm tone: "Get up, everyone."

Yun Ran's composure only further proved that her identity was genuine.

The group waited respectfully for Yun Ran's instructions.

Yun Ran's eyes quickly swept over the people in front of her who were bowing their heads slightly and didn't dare to look her in the eye.

They quickly realized that this divine messenger must be someone of great prestige, someone who commanded respect and authority, making it impossible for anyone to offend him.

The fact that they dared not offend her meant that these people would not question her in any way.

For someone who is injured and has lost their memory for some unknown reason, this is a great blessing.

Yun Ran immediately and naturally gave the order: "Make the arrangements. I'll set off with you!"

Just as Yunran had guessed, no one dared to question the Divine Envoy.

Immediately, people came forward to help drive the oxcart into the city.

The city gates, which had already been closed, were completely useless to this group of people.

The person responsible for watching the city gate immediately rushed over to open it.

Her back was constantly bent, and she kept smiling and bowing, as if afraid of upsetting them.

Yunran adapted well to all of this.

At this moment, Yunran began to believe that she was indeed the divine messenger they had been talking about.

Soon, the group arrived at what looked like the most luxurious courtyard in town.

Those inside immediately knelt down upon seeing Yun Ran's black robe.

Yun Ran didn't feel anything about others fearing her and fawning over her, but she frowned slightly when these people knelt down at the drop of a hat.

Yun Ran simply raised her hand slightly, signaling for these people to stand up.

From Yunran's perspective, she was worried that saying too much would lead to mistakes, but she didn't realize that this disdainful attitude was more in line with the identity of a high-ranking divine messenger.

"My lord, this way please."

The people in the courtyard went to great lengths to please Yunran, not only bringing her a sumptuous meal but also arranging for a line of handsome young men to serve her.

Looking at these young men who seemed to stretch as far as the eye could see, Yun Ran felt goosebumps rise all over her body.

He couldn't help but wonder: Could she really have been a scoundrel before?

Otherwise, why would these people's arrangements seem so skillful, as if everything was always done this way?

Despite not being able to remember anything, Yunran still felt a deep sense of disdain for her former self.

When she met those people's fawning eyes, a strong sense of unease rushed to her head.

Yun Ran really didn't want to admit that the bastard from before was actually the same person as her!