I'm A Quadrillionaire

No matter how hard he tried, aside from his name, David could not remember anything about his past.

It was as if his body was doing this on purpose.

Somehow, David felt that as long as he waited patiently, he could remember his past very soon.

This confused him, and yet he could not do anything about it.

The next day, Cy came to David in secret while Peach was steaming the dried fish. Since he only had limited time, he went straight to the point. “David, I have to tell you something because we really have no choice.” “Just go ahead, Old Master Cy,” David replied.

“Ever since you fell into Lake Pescado, almost all of the fish in it have died. We have relied on Lake Pescado for generations to survive, but now that the fish are dead, we have lost our food source and had to find another way.

“We went to Village Pott a few days ago and wanted to use labor in exchange for pay to support the sick and elderly in Village Pescado, but after the younger chief of Village Pott saw Peach, he put forward a condition and demanded Peach to follow him. Peach is still young and wasn’t willing, but for the sake of our village, she agreed.

“Peach is my granddaughter, and I don’t want to force her to do anything she doesn’t want, but I have no choice. If I don’t agree, the entire Village Pescado will face famine or even death. The youngsters may be able to survive, but what about the elderly and the nursing child? So I implore you to save us, David.”

Cy recounted all the difficulties encountered by Village Pescado.

He did that in the hope that David, a big shot, could help Village Pescado tide over the difficulties.

was the one

fallen into Lake Pescado, he would not have caused such

silent after

did not want

because of him, he should be the one solving

how could he help them now that he could

one who caused Village Pescado to be in this state,

will

could not think of

David’s question stumped him.

he

for the village to tide over this upcoming

help

Lake Pescado used to be a renewable resource that

our village find enough food to tide over the upcoming famine? We can talk

except for my name, and I have no idea where I can go to find so much food,” David