Miss Star, spoiled by her father and brother

Chapter 284: Visiting Goodell Again

On a cliff in the wild, a wheat-colored boy was hanging in the air with a basket on his back picking herbs. The high sun made beads of sweat ooze out of the tip of his nose.

Turning his head to take a look at the harvest in the backpack, the boy grinned, revealing two sharp fangs, then rose up with a "whoosh", and when he was close to the cliff, he pushed his feet hard and landed lightly like a leopard.

"Wow! Gantz, you're great! You're getting better and better!"

"Hehe!" Gantz rubbed his nose proudly, and the jade ribbon tied in his hair swayed slightly.

He is only 12 years old this year, but he has grown to over meters tall. His exposed arms will bulge with a thin layer of muscle when he exerts force. If you ignore his face, he looks like an adult.

"Uncle San, I have to change places. I'm leaving first." Ganz put his hands behind his back and stuck the hoe into the basket. He still needed a few kinds of herbs that the priest had given him, and he had to go to a valley five miles away to dig them.

"It's almost noon. Your aunt will bring food here soon. Have something hot before you leave." The man tried to keep her warmly.

Ganz was about to refuse when he heard the sound of wheels rolling, and the man's wife appeared in a carriage. As soon as the carriage stopped, before he could tie up the horses, the woman jumped out and ran towards them excitedly.

"Horse! The horse is not tied yet!" the man reminded quickly.

"Oh, I won't run away. I'm going to tell you something big! You will never guess what happened!"

The man didn't take it seriously and walked around her to tie up the horse. "What's the big deal? Who's getting married?"

"Tsk, that's no big deal! We have a guest from our tribe! Guess who it is?!"

Gantz, who pretended to be indifferent but actually listened to the gossip, suddenly turned his head, and a thought that he dared not think of gradually surfaced in his mind: Could it be the person he was thinking of? He was just twelve years old this year, and there should be no one else who could be called a guest of their tribe...

The more Ganz thought about it, the more certain he became. His heart couldn't help but beat fast. Yes, they are here to fulfill their promise, right?

The man obviously thought of it, his eyes widened in surprise, and he asked directly: "Is the Xifos warrior here?"

"That's right! It's him!" The woman clapped her hands vigorously, and then began to tell everything.

"Not only him, but many other people came too. The spaceship they drove was also much bigger than the last time, like a mountain! It was so scary to look at! And guess what? They drove such a big ship just to bring more gifts for us! I heard that everyone gets one..."

"Oh~~ He is still so generous. I didn't know he had another rare and good thing this time." The woman's face was filled with a simple and plain smile.

"Aunt San, besides Uncle Sifos, is there anyone else here?" Ganz asked anxiously.

"They are here. Didn't I just tell you that there are so many people here?"

"No! I mean..." Ganz suddenly felt embarrassed when the words came to his lips, and sweat began to appear on his forehead due to anxiety.

"Oh! I see. You want to ask about your godsister, right? Hahaha! Why wouldn't you dare to say it? What was the name of that little girl? Wei... Weiwei?"

"Yes, Wei'er, that's her." Ganz felt his face was a little burned by the sun.

"Yes, yes, I remember now. I didn't see her. There were so many people gathered in front. Why don't you go home and check? If she comes, she will definitely come to your house."

"Okay, thank you Auntie!"

After Gantz finished speaking, he untied the horse's rope, climbed onto its back swiftly, clamped his legs around the horse's belly, and disappeared at the end of the road amid a sudden sound of footsteps, leaving behind only a cloud of dust.

"Hey, aren't we going to move to another place? Are you leaving now? Tsk tsk, young man, you really can't keep your cool..."

Ganz sped all the way without any rest, shortening the two-hour journey to just over an hour, without even having time to drink water.

He first went to the sacrificial site, where the spacecraft landed last time. As expected, he saw the "big mountain" that Third Aunt had mentioned, so big that the site could not hold it all.

The villagers were discussing it lively. Some familiar faces were guarding outside the spaceship, chatting enthusiastically with the people in front.

Gantz jumped off his horse when he was still thirty meters away, squeezed into the crowd, and greeted them with surprise: "Uncle Hammer! You are here too!"

"You are……?"

"I'm Gantz!"

The team members were all shocked. "You are Gantz?! You have changed so much! From a tadpole to a bullfrog! What did you eat to become so powerful?"

"It really is all thanks to the beef and mutton, damn it!"

"'Men change a lot when they grow up', if you don't tell me, no one would recognize it."

"Hey Hey……"

After they met and greeted each other, Ganz asked his own question: "Where is Uncle Sifos?"

"I went to your house, why didn't you see it? Didn't you come from home?"

Ganz shook his head. "No, I was outside. I came here when I heard you were coming."

The team members noticed the backpack behind him and the rope set he hadn't taken off in time, and said, "Oh - did you go to collect herbs? How was it? Is this thing working well for you?"

"Yeah! It's really useful!" Ganz's eyes sparkled. After getting in touch with the rope gun, all the toys became dull. In order to have the opportunity to experience the feeling of climbing walls and flying over rooftops, he worked harder than before and asked the priest and his father every day if there was any work to do.

"As long as it works. By the way, aren't you looking for the boss? Go home quickly."

"Okay, I'll be leaving now. See you later!"

Gantz mounted his horse again, took a last look at the "monster" before leaving, then leaned against it and rode farther and farther away.