There was nothing special about the small town on the other side of the strait. Lulunaka and the others had set off very early. When they set foot on the Yilan Continent, it was not yet time to stop and rest.
The Ingenious did not encounter any trouble and left the town.
The town had a simple wall and gate. When they stepped through the gate, Julius was worried that the carriage would not be able to pass through.
After leaving, Julius turned back and took one last look at the place.
He still did not have a clear understanding of the fact that he had left the King's Castle and set foot on another land, another country. Even when Lulunaka reminded him that he was from the New Moon, it was still the same.
For Julius, what he saw on the road was just a lively town. If there was a difference, perhaps it was that there were more people with dark skin and strange clothing.
Perhaps it was because he was used to most of the residents of the King's Castle wearing light or white robes, so when he saw the men and women of this town, most of them were wearing clothes that he had never seen before, and there were also all kinds of strange accessories, he felt that it was new.
"Is there something you care about?" Romuona noticed Julius's gaze and asked.
Julius shook his head. "I just feel that some people are dressed strangely."
"I see."
Romuona said. "Speaking of which, although you are from the Crescent Empire, you live in the Yilan Continent.
Although it belongs to the New Moon's territory, for people like you who live in the village, you should be more familiar with the customs of the Twin Eagles. "
Lulunaka's voice came from above. "Is that so?
Unfortunately, this guy does not belong to the Twin Eagles, but to the New Moon. "
Romuona was silent for a while before continuing. "It is indeed so. It looks like it belongs to the Twin Eagles, but in fact, it belongs to the Moon."
"Eagles can only fly under the moonlight."
Lulunaka said something that Julius didn't understand, but Julius didn't care. If he didn't understand something, he didn't have to force himself to understand it.
The road outside the town was very smooth and well maintained. The carriage didn't feel too bumpy on the road. For Lulunaka and the others, it was considered a comfortable trip.
In front of the Ingenious, there was also a convoy of carriages moving forward. Riders on horseback followed in the surroundings, and there were also lone riders who passed by Lulunaka and the others.
There were knights wearing mail armor and large headscarves decorated with feathers. When they saw Lulunaka's carriage, they stopped and exclaimed, "Heavens, to actually let two donkeys pull such a huge thing, how stupid is that?"
Compared to Lulunaka's carriage, this dark-skinned rider seemed to care more about the two donkeys pulling the carriage.
His surprise did not seem strange, because it did seem to be the case. For the Ingenious, the two donkeys did seem too small, and a little too cruel.
"Sir Knight, these are not ordinary donkeys."
Lulunaka smiled at the knight from the carriage, "These are good donkeys that I have carefully raised. They are stronger and more durable than delicate horses, and can do better."
The knight who was originally going in the opposite direction, towards the town behind Lulunaka, turned around and leisurely followed beside the Ingenious.
He didn't seem to be particularly interested in the large carriage. Instead, he was more interested in the two donkeys.
"They are indeed two strong beasts, but Qian is more docile."
The donkeys pulled the carriage forward slowly, chewing hay in their mouths and staring straight ahead.
"A great animal, isn't it?" Lulunaka laughed. "It seems that my master also knows what's good for him."
The knight's gaze swept over Lulunaka and the others, "You are all young. Where are your elders?"
Lulunaka pointed to herself, "Master, I am their elder. The two below are my children."
The knight's face also showed an expression of disbelief.
No matter who heard Lulunaka's words, they would think it was just a ridiculous joke.
The knight didn't follow Lulunaka for too long. After a while, he turned around and left.
Before leaving, he bought some potions from Lulunaka, a woman who claimed to be an alchemist. Lulunaka claimed that these potions could make livestock grow fatter and stronger, and were excellent nutrients.
Julius, who had witnessed the transaction between Lulunaka and the knight, also had an expression of disbelief on his face, "This is also possible. Wouldn't he suspect that it might be fake medicine, something that you used to deceive people?"
Julius's head was fiercely poked by something sharp, "You are really rude. You actually said that I was selling fake medicine?
You are insulting a noble alchemist! "
Lulunaka poked Julius's head with her cane, and Julius couldn't resist. The front end of the cane constantly fell on his head, making him cry out in pain, "Wait … This is very painful!"
Julius didn't show any weakness, and Lulunaka didn't intend to be merciful. Every time she poked Julius's skull, it was aimed at piercing his skull.
"I know I was wrong, let me go!"
Julius couldn't stand it anymore and made a sound of begging for mercy. Lulunaka stopped and no longer tormented him.
"Do you know why the knight bought the nutrient solution without hesitation like a fool?
Because he is an expert at raising animals, so he can naturally understand.
My two donkeys look no different from ordinary donkeys, but people who know the way can see the difference. "
Unlike Julius, who didn't understand the situation, Romuona seemed to see some connections, "Because this carriage is Lulunaka's signature …"
Lulunaka snapped her fingers, "Girls are still smart. Since I am an alchemist, there must be something that can attract people, right?
This Fantastic Idea is my best signboard.
Although it seems that there is nothing special about it except for its big size, people who know the goods will definitely come to the door.
That Sir Knight is such a discerning person. "
"How can there be such a coincidence …" Julius wanted to say this, but then he remembered that when he was in the King's Castle, there were indeed such people who came to the door, and they were aristocrats and rich merchants. Whether it was Barr or Balik, they were not ordinary people.
Thinking of this, Julius shut up and no longer spoke.
He felt that if he continued to speak, he would probably be treated as an ignorant country bumpkin by Lulunaka and continue to be ridiculed.
Or it should be said that he had always been such a target of ridicule in Lulunaka's eyes.
Lurunaka took back her cane and rolled on the roof of the carriage. "The people of New Moon haven't changed at all when it comes to horses …"