Unstoppable Crushing: Starting from Adding Points in Dreams
Chapter 72 - 71: Constitution Enhancement, Professional Level 2

Chapter 72: Chapter 71: Constitution Enhancement, Professional Level 2

"It doesn’t matter now."

With a calm expression, Chen Feng saw a blurry reflection of himself in the clean body of the approaching bus.

He was close to 1.82 meters tall, large and muscular, tending towards the bulky.

His muscles were visibly knotted; the black short sleeve was already a tight fit, swelling snugly against every inch of his skin.

As his constitution grew stronger, he needed more and more food to maintain bodily functions and replenish nutrients.

Clearly, the supermarket job was no longer sufficient to bear this burden, and becoming an official disciple would still take some time.

Thus, the club seemed like a good choice.

Tap, tap.

He immediately suppressed his stray thoughts.

Chen Feng stepped forward, entering the crowded bus.

Many pedestrians kindly made way for him; Chen Feng held onto a metal loop and stood by the window in the aisle.

Outside the window, the street scenery receded, holographic projections from some large companies floated in mid-air.

Gradually, after traveling smoothly on the bus for over half an hour,

The familiar Yonglefu Supermarket appeared again not far on the street side.

...

"My son said that there seem to be more and more disappearance cases in town lately."

"Really? Is that true?"

"Yes, be careful when going out these days."

Inside the supermarket, He Xiuping stood behind the cash register as usual, gossiping with Aunt Zhang, who was cleaning.

In the midst of speaking, Aunt Zhang, bending over with her broom, felt a chill behind her and heard some hissing sounds.

She looked around in confusion, and the next second.

"Ah!!!"

A frightened scream rang out, and Aunt Zhang holding the mop collapsed to the ground.

He Xiuping at the cash register was startled and hurriedly looked over, only to see a black snake over a meter long, which had appeared out of nowhere, crawling onto the iron commodity shelf.

The hissing flicking of the snake’s tongue and the cold vertical pupils against the writhing scaly body gave people goosebumps.

"This..."

Her body went limp, He Xiuping’s eyes widened, and her face turned pale.

She was genuinely terrified of this creature, finding it evil and obscene, not daring to touch it.

"Hiss hiss!"

The snake continued to flick its tongue, extending its head toward Aunt Zhang, seemingly trying to crawl over.

Both women were so frightened they didn’t dare move, and there were no customers in the supermarket.

Until finally, the lights dimmed.

The shadow blocked the light, and a black figure, like a boulder, rudely entered their line of sight.

A thick hand, like a tiger’s paw, reached out and accurately grasped the snake’s vital seven-inch area.

Crack, crack, crack!

Layered muscles, like stones, squeezed and exerted force, creating a teeth-gritting sound.

In less than half a second.

There was a burst, as if its internal flesh and organs were being crushed.

The body of the black snake stiffened, its struggle ceased, and it lost its life force.

"Xiao, Xiao Feng?"

Aunt Zhang and He Xiuping called out tremblingly, recognizing the person who arrived.

"It’s okay now."

Chen Feng glanced at the black snake’s corpse, twisted it into a ball, and threw it into the trash can.

Perception Amplification; he subconsciously associated it with the existence of snake-people and was vigilantly on guard.

With no malice detected, everything seemed normal; it looked like a random incident.

"I don’t know where this snake came from, it’s so scary."

"Thank goodness you were here, Xiao Feng, or I might have been bitten."

Aunt Zhang said in hindsight, shaken, supported by He Xiuping as she stood up.

Their tone was grateful, and they said a lot.

Chen Feng responded with a hum, not paying much attention.

Then, confirming that there were no snake-people around, he temporarily let down his guard and went to wash his hands.

"This thing doesn’t look auspicious, I’ll get rid of it."

It was already four o’clock, and Aunt He hurried home.

Feeling after the event, she mentioned it and then brought the trash bag with the black snake’s body outside, throwing it into the public trash can.

Chen Feng acquiesced, observing the outdoor traffic and pedestrians.

"Was it really just an accident?"

He didn’t notice anything abnormal, nor could he find anything unusual.

He shook his head secretly and committed it to memory.

Subsequently, he put on the red vest and stood behind the cash register.

Aunt Zhang, who was supposed to swap shifts, had not left, perhaps out of gratitude and fright, she shared her childhood story of being frightened by a snake.

The two stayed together in the supermarket for more than ten minutes.

Chen Feng raised an eyebrow, sensing something was off.

It wasn’t until the end, when Aunt Zhang also frowned, that Li Hongxia, due to replace her, finally rushed over on her bike.

"Sorry Sister Zhang, I’m late."

Li Hongxia, drenched in sweat and still wearing a yellow delivery jacket, undid her safety helmet as she walked.

There was no difference from usual, but Chen Feng and Aunt Zhang both shifted their gaze, letting it linger on her.

"Hongxia, what’s this..."

Upon closer inspection, Li Hongxia’s left shoulder was torn, her elbow was scraped and skin was broken, revealing a deep crimson.

Xu Yao, following behind, was also somewhat disheveled.

Her white short-sleeved shirt had traces of blood, her backpack was stained, her complexion was pale, with scrapes and bruises from falling visible on her arm.

"I was rushing to cross the traffic light and accidentally fell,"

Li Hongxia said with an apologetic tone, sounding depressed and guilty, with a look of pity at Xu Yao’s wounds.

"Brother Chen Feng, Aunt Zhang."

Xu Yao, with her backpack on, though pale, called out quietly to Chen Feng and the other.

Seeing this, Chen Feng shook his head slightly, knowing it must have been caused by Li Hongxia rushing to make deliveries.

Aunt Zhang, without saying much, quickly got some band-aids and iodine, giving a simple treatment to their wounds.

"Thank you, Aunt Zhang."

Xu Yao muttered with her head down. Looking at the bruises and scrapes on her arm, Aunt Zhang couldn’t help but feel a twinge of heartache.

"Hongxia, you’re still with your child, why rush like that."

"You might not be afraid of getting hurt, but what if something happened to Xiao Yao..."

In the midst of the lecture, Li Hongxia’s face showed guilt, not daring to rebut.

Xu Yao opened her mouth, instinctively wanting to discourage.

She felt that her mother was already working so hard; she should not become a burden.

Her heart felt slightly sour, but she didn’t know how to express this, worried that rebutting would upset Aunt Zhang.

Until finally, amidst hesitation.

Her vision darkened slightly, the bright incandescent light softly obscured.

A tall and burly figure walked over, a box of candy gently offered by a sturdy palm.

"Little kids shouldn’t worry about adult’s matters."

With a deep voice, Xu Yao’s heart trembled, she looked up.

A tough and masculine face came into view, a warm palm rested on her head.

"Eat some candy, maybe it won’t hurt as much."

Chen Feng said calmly, rubbing her head.

Then, seeing her dazed look, he set down the candy and turned back to his place behind the cash register.

The view outside the window was as usual, pedestrians passing by, familiar voices kept arising within the supermarket.

However, Chen Feng knew he probably wouldn’t be able to stay here much longer.

Whether going to Lin Hao’s boxing club or becoming an official disciple at the Martial Arts Hall to earn a salary, this all required him to set aside some time outside of martial arts training.

Compared to these, the low ROI job at the supermarket would definitely be abandoned.

"Wait a little longer."

"I’ll mention it tonight or tomorrow to Liu Fang, to leave some buffer time for hiring."

The thought crossed his mind, and Chen Feng’s plan for the future became clearer.

Unknowingly, he has been in this world for almost a month, and he was finally no longer passive and weak without a choice.

But this wasn’t enough.

Thinking of the existence of the Snake-man and the hunt from Utopia, he wanted to become even stronger.

Shortly after, the supermarket bustled with people, with many customers appearing.

Aunt Zhang quietly left, Li Hongxia took over, cleaning and tidying up the goods on the shelves.

Time then slowly passed until nearly twelve at night.

Perception stirred, Chen Feng looking out at the night crawled his gaze back, coming to his senses, and looked at the little girl who approached the cash register.

"Brother Chen Feng."

Xu Yao called out softly, her shoulder-length hair tied up with a black hairband, her bright almond eyes reflecting the incandescent light overhead.

Her arm and face were covered in band-aids, her complexion was tired, but she looked much better than when she had first arrived at the supermarket.

"Hmm?" Chen Feng asked puzzledly.

"The candy was very tasty... This... is for you."

Xu Yao said softly, her cheeks blushing shyly, quickly stuffing something into Chen Feng’s hand.

Then, she turned and rushed back to the sofa area as if escaping.

Chen Feng was taken aback for a moment, then looked down at his palm.

A paper crane folded out of white paper.

The words "Thank you" were written on it, in neat and elegant handwriting.

"This girl..."

With a softened gaze, Chen Feng couldn’t help but look towards her figure, now sitting back in the sofa area.

Obedient and sensible, like a miniature of all ordinary people.

For some reason, Chen Feng felt his urgent mood for strength improvement had suddenly become peaceful and calm.