Julius didn't know where Lulunaka was talking about. Whether it was Nyasi or Busa, they were just words that were pieced together.
"Where is that place?" Julius asked.
"Good place … I forgot that you're a country boy who has hardly been out."
Lulunaka patted her head and searched for a while. She took out a piece of parchment and threw it to Julius.
Julius caught the parchment that fell from above and unfolded it. There was a map drawn on it, but many places were damaged and could not be seen clearly. However, what Lulunaka wanted him to see did not seem to be worn out. It could be seen that the center of the map was the King's Castle.
The King's Castle was only a very small point on the map, but compared with other places that only had a name, at least it had a small castle pattern.
With it as the center, there were two continents on the east and west. There were roads and terrain drawn, and a lot of labels. Because it was too dense, Julius couldn't concentrate on what was written on it for a while.
"See where Nyasi and Busa are." Lulunaka continued to say to Julius, "Take us to one of the places."
Julius looked up at Lulunaka. First, he saw her forehead, then her face.
She should be lying on her stomach now, so her face was facing down, looking at Julius with a smile.
"Where are we going? You can't just let me choose a place casually."
Although he was used to being ordered around, he couldn't get used to it when Lulunaka did as she pleased.
At this time, Romuona said, "Nyasi and Busa are important cities in the Crescent Empire … Especially Busa, which is now the capital of the New Moon. In terms of prosperity, it is not worse than the King's Castle."
Lulunaka clapped her hands. "Romuona knows better … Don't you feel ashamed?"
Julius frowned and looked puzzled. What was there to be ashamed of? "Why?"
Lulunaka shook her head with a regretful expression. "Why … You belong to the Crescent Empire.
Don't you know anything about your country? "
Lulunaka's words stunned Julius for quite a while. Now that the carriage was traveling on a straight street, there was nothing that required his attention. No one would be so stupid as to block the carriage's path, so his mind went blank for a while.
When Julius spoke again, his tone was a little hesitant. "I'm … from the New Moon?"
"Why do you sound so surprised? Is this something you can't accept?" Lulunaka asked. "The village you lived in was in the territory of the Crescent Empire.
Whether it was recruiting soldiers or collecting food, your village couldn't avoid it. "
Seeing Lulunaka's blank face, Lulunaka sighed and shook her head. She didn't say anything more. "It seems that it's not something you can understand immediately. It's a pity that teaching you to read and write is far from enough."
"Is this a very important thing?" Julius asked.
"Whether it's important or not … It depends on the individual's choice."
Lulunaka left another sentence that Julius didn't understand. He scratched his head and didn't think about what she said again.
Romuona continued, "Busa is the capital of the New Moon. Nicaea is the old capital of the New Moon … No matter which city it is, it's very important to the Crescent Empire.
The current emperor is in Busa. "
Speaking of this, Romuona paused and continued, "Although I said so, in fact, I haven't been to these two places. I just know about them."
"Nicaea and Busa …" Julius repeated the names of the two cities. "Are they as prosperous as the King's Castle?"
"It's probably a little different."
Romuona replied, "At least they don't have as long a history as the King's Castle … But if I haven't seen it with my own eyes, I don't know what those two places look like."
At this time, Lulunaka interjected, "More than two hundred years ago, whether it was Busa or Nicaea, they were just wastelands, not even towns.
It was just a plain trampled by horses, not even a place to rest. "
Speaking of this, Lurunaka let out a laugh. "But whether it's Nicaea or Busa, they're probably not the same as they used to be. I'm really looking forward to the day I see them again."
"Where are we going?" Julius asked again, "Do we have to rely on a coin toss to decide?"
Lulunaka had a sudden realization. If Julius didn't say this, she might not have such an idea. "That's a good idea."
Julius noticed a subtle flash of light passing by his eyes. He quickly reached out to catch the thing that fell from his head and held it in his palm.
He opened his palm and saw a silver coin with the head facing up.
"Is it the head or the tail?" Lulunaka asked.
"This is the head." Julius thought that the side with the head facing up should be the head.
"Then let's go to Busa first. It's now the capital of the Crescent Empire." Lulunaka made a decision, although this decision was decided by a silver coin.
Julius didn't expect Lulunaka to be so casual, as if she went out completely without a purpose. If he thought so, he would definitely regret it.
Julius didn't say anything more. He waved the whip in his hand and hit the ass of the donkey that was pulling the carriage forward. The two donkeys screamed a few times and walked faster.
"The map has been given to you, don't get lost." Lulunaka said to Julius, "Don't lose it, this is a very important thing."
Julius responded, rolled up the sheepskin map, and put it in his arms.
He already knew the general direction of Busa. As long as he followed the road and asked the travelers on the road, it was unlikely that he would go the wrong way.
When he went south from the Forest of the Dead and came to the King's Castle, he saw Pasta doing this. He just had to learn to do it.
"Busa … I never thought that I would go to that place one day." Romuona murmured.
This aroused some curiosity in Julius, "Is it a very special thing?"
Romuona glanced at Julius, "For the believers of the God of Light, it is the headquarters of the pagans. In the eyes of some people, it is no different from the Devil's Den."
Julius was a little scared, "Is it such a terrible place?"
Romuona shook her head, "I hope to rely on my eyes to see what kind of place it is."