In the end, Rei decided to stay for the time being.
Although she was curious about what Lulunaka was planning, since she was Julius' family — at least that was what they said, Rei decided to believe them. Besides, Julius seemed to want her to stay, so she decided to stay for a while.
If Lulunaka was not lying, the Rat Passage might be in chaos now. It was not the time for a child like her to go back. She might be trampled to death.
After that, Rei got the news from others that the Rat Passage and the sewers were indeed in chaos. Even the surface was involved in the riot. However, that was a matter for the future.
Rei's matter had come to an end for the time being. As for what Lulunaka was planning to do with Rei, she did not tell anyone. She just said to Rei, "He's a good old man. You'll understand when you meet him."
Rei was puzzled by Lulunaka's words, but Lulunaka did not say anything after that. She went back to her strange workshop, and no one knew what she was doing.
After two days, the strange blue in the sky became lighter and lighter. The night sky was not as blue as it was at the beginning of the night.
The snow was still falling, and it seemed to be getting heavier.
After the riot that night, the King's Castle gradually returned to its usual appearance, even if the sky was still a little strange.
The civilians were the same. As for those who did not know much about the matter, or those who knew a lot about the inside story, they would not be able to calm down so quickly.
At this time, someone came to the door.
It was a regular customer who had been here several times. He was the housekeeper of a certain lady, Barr.
Barr had already put on thick clothes, but his white beard and sideburns were still very eye-catching.
When Barr came to the shop, it was almost noon. Lulunaka, who was fiddling with the items in the shop, smiled at him and said, "Good morning, Mr. Barr. What are you looking for today?
I made a lot of interesting things … "
Barr shook his head and signaled Lulunaka not to rush to sell the goods. "I'm here for something else.
Miss Alchemist, perhaps it's time for you to visit my lady. "
Lulunaka's face showed an expression of sudden realization. "Right, I almost forgot about this … I'm really sorry!"
Rei, who was hiding behind the counter with only her head showing, was dumbfounded by the way Lurunaka bowed and apologized to Barr.
Rei wondered what was going on with this woman. She felt completely different from the first time they met. Was this her true appearance?
While Rei's thoughts were running wild, Lulunaka and Barr's conversation continued.
"If it's possible, I hope that you can meet my young miss today. She has been very concerned about you these days."
When Barr said this, he remembered that his young miss had been absent-minded. This was the reason why he came here again. He thought that it was necessary for his young miss to get close to this girl as soon as possible to satisfy her curiosity. Only then would she be willing to deal with the social events that she could not avoid, and would not cause any trouble due to her bad mood.
His young miss had a very low opinion of those young nobles, so low that as long as she dealt with them, she would accumulate pressure. Although she had never shown such an attitude in front of others, perhaps this was the reason why she was stressed.
"Now?
Of course! "
Lulunaka smiled. "I've always been looking forward to meeting that lady, but do I look okay?" Lulunaka lowered her head and looked at her clothes, a little uneasy.
Lulunaka was still dressed as usual. There was nothing special or strange about her. She just wore more clothes to keep herself warm.
Barr saw her cautious look but did not think too much about it.
"Please wait a moment. I'll go prepare something."
Lulunaka left in a hurry. After a while, she returned to Barr with a small bag.
"I'm ready, Mr. Barr."
"Do you need me to prepare your dinner?" Pasta asked Lulunaka.
Lulunaka looked at Pasta and then at Barr. "Do you need it?
Mr. Barr? "
Barr stroked his beard. "My young miss will be happy to have dinner with you."
"That's good!" Lulunaka said happily.
After that, Lulunaka left with Barr.
When Julius returned to the shop, he saw Lulunaka and Barr leaving.
"Where is she going?" Julius asked casually. Pasta replied, "A noble invited her."
Julius was stunned. He didn't expect that something like this would happen in a novel would happen around him.
A young and pitiful girl, at least on the surface, was invited by a noble to his or her manor … He thought that this kind of thing only happened in stories.
"Why would a noble come to her door?" Julius did not expect something like this to happen when he was not in the shop.
He had been spending his days in the Rat Path with Rei and only returned to the shop at night. He felt that he had missed a lot of things.
"They must have taken a fancy to the things she made. After all, they are all strange and interesting things."
At this time, Rei ran to the side of the display table and reached out to touch a wooden sculpture.
It was something that Lulunaka had made when she had nothing to do. It was a two-handed swordsman wearing full plate armor and holding a two-handed sword that was as long as the sculpture.
Because the wood was light and sturdy, the swordsman's posture was awe-inspiring. There was no chance that the two-handed sword would bend and fall down because it was made of iron.
Moreover, it was coated with a special paint, which solved the problem of the wood not looking good. It had a metallic texture.
It was a very good sculpture. If it was sold, it would fetch a good price. However, it would not be a price that ordinary people could afford, as long as Lulunaka did not sell it based on her mood.
Rei reached out to touch the sculpture. The surface of the sculpture was cold, so she immediately withdrew her hand when her fingertips touched it.
"How much is this worth?" She asked a question that she was very concerned about.
"Depends on my mood," Pasta replied.
This answer made Rei puzzled.
"Everything here is sold at a price based on one's mood."
Pasta continued, "Sometimes it depends on my mood, but mainly on Lulunaka's.
Most of the time, I don't lose money. As for that person, I don't know. "