Quick Transmigration: Reversing the Life of a Cannon Fodder Female Supporting Character

"I don't know, uh, knock me out in a bit, um~"

Ah Jin tugged at her collar, revealing her delicate collarbone, and staggered to her side: "Ah Ning, I'm so hot."

Finished!

When Wu Yuan pushed the person onto the haystack, those two words were all she could think of.

"Ah Ning, help me, it hurts." Ah Jin unconsciously arched her back, as if she wanted to push her off, but then reluctantly pulled on her clothes.

The aphrodisiac herb was very potent. The first time, Wu Yuan, as the one in a superior position, controlled the pace somewhat roughly.

But Ah Jin was a very smart student and learned it very quickly.

Wu Yuan's last impression was of those beautiful, incredibly bright eyes, with sweat dripping down his chin.

When I woke up it was already noon. Outside, there was the sound of drizzling rain. Two fish were on the fire, and Ah Jin, with her white hair, was obediently squatting to one side, carefully turning the fish over.

Obedient? Wu Yuan despised herself. She used the word "obedient" just because he was good-looking. What did he have to do with being obedient last night?

Even after the effects of the drug wore off on someone with her constitution, he still clung to her like a wolf, using only brute force.

"Ah Ning, you're awake? I grilled some fish, it'll be ready soon." Ah Jin sensed her movement, turned her head and saw that she had opened her eyes, then leaned closer to say.

"Hmm, what time is it?"

"I don't know, it must be around noon, it's been raining outside the whole time."

Wu Yuan habitually circulated her inner energy and was somewhat surprised. She glanced at the well-behaved beauty and noticed that the rate of increase was even faster than when she was with Wenren Ming.

After a quick wash with rainwater and a grilled fish, when she wasn't so hungry anymore, Wu Yuan sat opposite him and asked seriously, "Tell me about your situation. You don't need to go into too much detail, just tell me if there are any potential problems?"

Ah Jin tilted her head: "I escaped. I lost the final trial, but I didn't want to die, so I escaped the Ten Thousand Insect Pit. What is a hidden danger?"

"The Ten Thousand Insect Pit? You're one of the Dark Gu people?" Wu Yuan's heart sank.

"Yes, I am the Gu Master cultivated by the Dark Gu, but I failed in the final trial."

"Failed? A new Gu Master has been chosen?"

"It should have already been generated."

"What is the Ten Thousand Insect Pit? And what is the Gu Master?" Wu Yuan couldn't help but ask more questions.

"The Ten Thousand Insect Pit is a huge valley filled with all sorts of snakes, insects, rats, and ants. Those who strive to become Gu Masters are thrown in at the age of six. Whether they survive depends on their abilities." Ah Jin spoke calmly, reflecting on his life over the past ten years.

Everything in the valley, including plants, is inedible. Food and water are given out at fixed times and locations each day. To get them, you have to be near the designated spot, because there's very little food, and you can't get anything without fighting for it.

There are also some items that are delivered at irregular times, such as clothes. All of these items are in very limited quantities. He knows how to choose. He will grab food and drink, but clothes are not necessities. He will only grab them if he has extra capacity.

In the valley, time was blurred. He only knew that there were only a few people left who had been thrown in with him, and the high priest would occasionally appear to teach them how to control the Gu worms.

It was after interacting with the high priest, especially the disgusting gaze of the woman beside him, that he developed a sense of physical shame.

There can only be one Gu Master. In the final battle, only two people remained. He lost, but he didn't want to die, so he fought with all his might to escape.

"What does the Gu Master do?" Wu Yuan asked curiously.

"Cultivate Gu worms?" Ah Jin asked hesitantly. He wasn't really sure, but the high priest taught them to raise Gu worms using their own bodies.

"Is there a high priest? Is there a clan chief?"

"Yes, and there are also elders and servants."

Wu Yuan concluded that the Gu Master was a tool, banished to the Ten Thousand Insect Pit at a very young age, denied formal education, and only allowed to associate with insects.

"Can the Gu worms you cultivate be used by other members of your tribe?"

"Yes, as long as it's not a life-giving Gu, the rest can be cultivated using my blood."

Do you know how old you are?

Ah Jin hesitated for a moment: "Twenty years old?"

How did you know?

"I overheard the high priest saying that one must become the Gu Master before the age of twenty."

Wu Yuan: So you mean you might not be that old?

Ah Jin, confused, asked, "What's wrong?"

"I'm worried that you're under eighteen." Wu Yuan said helplessly. Although this was ancient times and many people got married at fifteen or sixteen, her soul didn't belong here, and she had some moral bottom line.

"It's full."

"So you found out?"

"I have thirteen of these scars on my body. These insects come out once a year in the spring. They are very dangerous, but they are not poisonous. If they bite you, they can make your blood even more potent, so we can't avoid them." Ah Jin pointed to a special scar on her arm. It hurts a lot when it bites you, and the pain lasts for a long time. Some people have even died from the pain.

He entered the treacherous pit at the age of six, leaving him with thirteen scars. Between the ages of nineteen and twenty, he was doing alright.

"Will someone start pursuing you?"

Ah Jin hesitated for a moment: "I don't know."

"Your hair is too eye-catching; you need to dye it black. Hmm, your face is also a bit too striking. Like me, wear a veiled hat." Wu Yuan looked him up and down.

"Mmm," Ah Jin replied obediently.

"How should I dye my hair?" Wu Yuan had hair dye in her space, but she needed a disguised opportunity to take it out.

"I know there's a kind of herb that can dye hair black." Ah Jin didn't fully understand the deeper meaning of dyeing hair, but Ah Ning's hair was black and looked very nice, and he wanted to have the same.

Where can I find this kind of black grass?

"It's under the big tree behind the cave."

The two braved the rain to pick the black grass, then mashed it into mud. Ah Jin took the mud and vigorously rubbed it into her hair.

"This is amazing! It doesn't stain the skin at all, it only dyes the hair," Wu Yuan exclaimed.

"Mmm." Ah Jin responded to every word.

After persisting for a while, he went outside and washed away the excess grass clippings in the drizzle.

Wu Yuan took out a comb and hairband, preparing to style his hair in the simplest way a man from the Central Plains could do. But upon closer inspection, she noticed that his scalp and forehead were already red and swollen.

"What is this? Is that black grass poisonous?" Wu Yuan pulled him to the cave entrance and examined it carefully by the light from outside.

"It's alright, this kind of grass is like that, it'll be fine in a bit."

"Does it hurt?"

Pain? No pain? Ah Jin hesitated for a moment. His sense of pain had become much numb. He didn't feel pain from the consequences caused by the black grass, but his instinct told him that he should say he was in pain at this moment.

"It hurts a little."

"I was thinking of trying to bring some of this black grass so I could use it to dye my hair again when it grows back, but now it seems I can't use it." Wu Yuan looked at his swollen forehead and scalp, which looked frightening, and she was worried that his hair might fall out completely.