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

Wu Yuan nodded, went outside, used a knife to gather the human tissue together, sprinkled it with an unknown drug, lit it, and then made some camouflage in the vicinity, filling in the crater from the explosion.

Without saying a word, she glanced at him and walked forward on her own. Ah Jin followed behind her anxiously, ignoring her wound that was starting to bleed again.

Away from the fighting, Wu Yuan found a relatively clean and sheltered spot and tossed him a bottle of powder: "This is the only bottle I have left, so use it sparingly."

Ah Jin clutched the medicine bottle, looking pitiful, and asked, "Ah Ning, aren't you going to help me apply the medicine?"

"Um."

"But I can't reach the wound on the back."

"Then let it heal on its own."

"Ah Ning, don't leave me."

"You're quite perceptive. What right do I, a woman from the Central Plains who has been infected with a Gu poison, have to decide whether to stay or leave? I'm afraid that if I turn around, I'll bleed from all seven orifices and die," Wu Yuan said sarcastically.

"No, I didn't."

"Aren't you going to tell the truth?" Wu Yuan turned around angrily and was about to leave. "Then let's part ways here. I don't believe that you're the only one in the world who can use Gu worms. At worst, I'll just die."

"No, no, Aning, I was wrong, I was wrong," Ajin stumbled and fell to the ground, grabbing her ankle with her hands: "Don't leave me, don't leave me, Aning, I don't know what to do. My life used to be like this. If you want to keep something, you have to make it belong only to you. For example, Cuiyi and Cuier, I gave them a nest of snakes to plant Gu and refine them. But no one taught me how to keep a person."

Wu Yuan did not try to break free. She still had a soft spot for A Jin, and besides, she had not yet completed her mission in this world and could not die.

"So, you're going to put a curse on me?"

"I was wrong, I'll never do it again, I'll lure the Gu worms out right away." The man lying on the ground, his blood staining the surrounding soil, didn't care about anything else, and raised his pale face to look at her.

"Are you sure you won't do it again?"

"Okay, I'll lure it out now." Ah Jin sat up, clinging to her calves, ready to make her move.

"Wait a minute." Wu Yuan looked at the bloodstains all over his body, a hint of pity flashing in her eyes, and stopped him.

"Um?"

"Let's treat your injuries first."

"Okay." Ah Jin obediently sat down and let her clean her wound, stop the bleeding, apply medicine, and bandage it.

"I wonder if he'll get infected," Wu Yuan muttered to herself. They had both dropped their belongings, so she couldn't take out too many things and could only use spring water from the mountains to wash him.

"It's alright. In the past, when I got injured, I would just crush fresh herbs and apply them as a paste."

"With such severe injuries, it's not advisable to spend the night in the mountains."

"Let's go back to the city." Ah Jin made a move to stand up. He didn't think he was that seriously injured. Back in the Ten Thousand Insect Pit, even with the most serious injuries, he slept on the ground, at most using a few large leaves as a cushion.

"It's too far." Wu Yuan shook her head. Besides, even though they were people from the martial arts world, such a serious injury would easily attract attention.

Ah Jin stood obediently, waiting for her to make a decision.

"Didn't the hunter we met the day before yesterday say there's a small village in the valley? It shouldn't be far. Let's go there and rest for a few days," Wu Yuan decided.

"it is good."

The village is small, with fewer than twenty households. It is a small village made up of herb farmers and hunters. The hunter who met them the day before yesterday recognized them at a glance, after all, their faces were too good-looking.

"What brings you two heroes here?"

"Oh, I slipped and fell while gathering herbs. It's too far to go back to the city, so I wanted to rest here for a few days." Wu Yuan took out a piece of silver.

"Of course, of course. Please come with me, there's a spare room in my house." The hunter took the silver and said happily, "Have you two found the medicinal herbs you wanted?"

"He did manage to gather some, but he slipped and didn't pay attention, wasting several days of his time," Wu Yuan said casually, half-jokingly. The hunter had seen them carrying medicine baskets at that time.

"Oh, what a pity. Among the herbs you two gathered, there were quite a few valuable ones."

"Human life is the most important thing. As long as he's alright, that's all that matters."

"Too."

"Are there any herbs in the village that can stop bleeding?" Wu Yuan asked.

"Yes, yes, yes, the uncle next door has some."

Wu Yuan took out another piece of silver: "Brother, could you please buy some for us? Since you are fellow villagers, you can get a discount. We only brought this much silver with us this time, so please include the cost of accommodation, medicine, and food in this amount."

The hunter waved his hand heartily: "That's enough, that's enough. It's just that conditions in our mountains aren't good, and the food is a bit rough."

"That's alright, but I'll have to trouble you to find him a clean set of clothes," Wu Yuan said with a smile.

They stayed in the mountain village for five days before leaving. They arrived in a larger city, where they bought several new clothes and hats. Without lingering, they left that same day.

Inside a mountain cave, Wu Yuan watched expressionlessly as he drew two Gu worms from her body, and asked calmly, "What are these worms responsible for?"

"Traction and detoxification."

"Didn't you say the tracking Gu worms hadn't been successfully cultivated? What do you mean by 'traction'? Are you lying to me?"

"No, no," Ah Jin carefully applied medicine to her wound. In fact, the wound that had attracted the Gu worm was very small, and she didn't feel anything, but she felt uneasy.

"Traction is my natal Gu. As long as I live, I can sense your direction. Without the mother Gu, no one but me can control it."

"When were they planted?"

"After that night."

"You made your move early." The voice was unreadable, and the face was expressionless.

Ah Jin glanced at her cautiously, her hands moving even more carefully: "Ah Ning, I was really wrong. I promise I won't do it again. I can give up raising those things, and I don't want Cui Yi and Cui Er anymore."

Two small snakes nervously poked their heads out from his hair.

"I've said it before, that's your livelihood. You can support yourself, but you can't use it on me."

"It won't happen again. They found me this time because I activated my natal Gu. I will never activate my natal Gu again."

"Do they have anything that could lead to you?"

Ah Jin shook her head: "The things they have can sense my activation of my natal Gu."

In fact, he knew this, but when he planted the seed of attraction in her, he didn't know what life was or the meaning of living. He was just following his instincts and didn't want to lose her.

"After you planted the Gu on me, we left. How could they track us this far?" Wu Yuan frowned. Weren't they still in danger?

"When I activate my natal Gu, the things they possess can establish a connection, but they died that day, and the things they possessed also died."

"What is that?"