Lulunaka said that she wanted to go out, so it wouldn't take too long.
After a few days, she finally prepared everything she needed to go out.
The Fantastic Idea, a huge carriage, a mobile workshop … Her most eye-catching work was carried by two donkeys. After a few days, the two animals that Lulunaka bought seemed to have become fatter. However, this was probably not something to be happy about. It was undoubtedly a difficult task to pull something that didn't match their size at all.
The mobile workshop was moved by Lulunaka to the front of the shop and stopped. The donkeys chewed on hay in their mouths and slowly dragged the huge object behind them.
Lulunaka's whip would occasionally fall, but the donkeys were tough and didn't scream when the whip fell on their backs.
Lulunaka sat in the driver's seat. She was fully packed and ready to go out. She hung all her bags on her body, put on a cloak, and put on a hood. She was tightly wrapped.
"There's sunshine today. It's a good day to go out." Lulunaka looked up at the sky and smiled with satisfaction.
The sky above the King's Castle had returned to normal. There was no longer that strange blue color, only a pure and natural sky was left.
Pasta sat on the doorstep of the shop and watched as Lulunaka pulled the Fantastic Idea over. "You're not worried about leaving me here?" He asked Lulunaka.
If Lulunaka left with Julius and Romuona, he would be left alone with the strange goods in the shop.
Lulunaka's face revealed a mischievous smile. "Do you feel lonely without your niece?
Uncle. "
"I just feel that it's much quieter."
Pasta replied. "At least I don't have to hear the sound of liquid bursting from the courtyard every morning."
"It's not very nice for an old man to say such awkward words."
Lulunaka laughed. "That's the privilege of young and handsome men. It doesn't match an old man like you."
Pasta didn't respond. He just scratched the beard on his face.
After a period of time, the beard on his face became thicker. Coupled with the hair on his temples, it made him look like a lion … or rather, a sloppy man who didn't care about his appearance.
Although growing a beard changed his image a lot, and he could avoid being recognized in the King Castle, perhaps he should trim it a little.
Lulunaka didn't have to wait too long. The other two people came out of the shop and came to her.
This time, Julius and Romuona set off together.
The two of them stood side by side at the edge of Whimsy, looking at Lurunaka.
"Are the two of you ready?" Lulunaka looked at the two of them.
Julius and Romuona seemed to be ready. They were fully dressed in winter clothes, and their other luggage had already been placed on the King Castle.
They also wore some armor to protect their joints and key parts. Although the area covered was very small, it was enough for them to be flexible.
Romuona was still carrying her broken sword. As for Julius, he took back his cross shaped sword. There was also a short sword at his waist.
The cross-shaped longsword was still wrapped in cloth and carried on his back. The short sword at his waist was not a traditional straight sword. The blade was curved and had a beautiful arc. It looked more like a scimitar that was not curved, or a weapon of a foreigner.
This was the weapon that Lulunaka said to give him. Julius didn't know where she got such a strange weapon. But since Lulunaka gave it to him, he could only accept it.
Then, since he was leaving the King Castle, he didn't need to worry about attracting attention by using the cross shaped sword. So he had a chance to take back his beloved sword.
The two of them stood side by side, looking at Lulunaka. Occasionally, their eyes would meet, and then they would look away.
Whether Lulunaka saw it or pretended not to see it, only she knew.
"Are the two of you ready?
Did you miss anything? "Lulunaka asked." Did you prepare the handkerchief?
Don't forget. "
No one laughed at Lulunaka's joke.
Julius only showed a helpless expression and sighed. "This isn't a noble's trip. Why do we need to prepare handkerchiefs?"
Romuona was expressionless. She actually took out two handkerchiefs of different colors and stuffed one of them into Lulunaka's arms. "If you are talking about this, you missed it."
From the appearance, Romuona who stuffed Lulunaka with the handkerchief looked more like the elder sister. And Lulunaka was the worried child who was excited because she was going out.
"Oh, I'm sorry. I forgot!"
Lulunaka laughed embarrassedly. Then she looked at Julius. "Are you ready?"
Julius was at a loss. "Do we really have to prepare this?"
He didn't expect that Lulunaka wasn't joking. She was serious, and Romuona was really ready.
Lulunaka sighed. "Men are really not delicate creatures …" She didn't say anything more. She got down from the driver's seat and patted Julius's butt, catching Julius off guard. "It's your turn to work. Go up."
Julius sat on the driver's seat obediently.
Since Pasta wouldn't follow, then this time it was his turn to drive the carriage.
Two donkeys were much easier to order around than horses. Julius touched the whip that Lulunaka gave him and gently flicked the donkey's butt. "Where are we going?"
"To the dock that Master Balik prepared for me."
Lulunaka climbed to the top of the carriage and shouted to Julius below. "You often go there. You should know where I'm talking about." It seemed that she knew where Julius often went.
Julius responded and waved the whip to make the donkey move.
Romuona didn't climb up with Lulunaka, but sat beside Julius.
Julius was a little uncomfortable at first, but soon he accepted this arrangement. If he relaxed his body and didn't let his imagination run wild, he wouldn't feel uncomfortable.
"This is the first time I went outside with Lulunaka."
Romuona suddenly said to Julius, which made Julius stunned. "How did you feel at that time?" She was asking about how Julius felt when he went out with Lulunaka for the first time.
At that time, Julius was just a boy without any ability, accompanied by Pasta and Olga.
Julius didn't know how to answer. In the end, he just said, "It was very difficult."
Julius didn't finish his words. That time, it wasn't as simple as difficult, but it was also an unforgettable and painful journey.
Romuona was silent for a while, then said softly, "Actually, I was a little happy, because I could also follow Lulunaka."