The appearance of the curious riders was just a small interlude on Lulunaka's journey. No matter who it was, they did not take it to heart.
Lulunaka lay on the carriage. In this cold winter, she closed her eyes and enjoyed the warmth of the sun.
As for Julius and Romuona, the pair of youngsters, they each had their own thoughts.
This was the first time Romuona was traveling with Lulunaka, and it was to another continent. Perhaps it was not obvious on the surface, but she was actually quite excited.
As for Julius, although he was used to traveling, when Pasta was not around and he shouldered the responsibility of leading the way, he found that it was a completely different feeling. With the whip in his hand and the map in his bosom, he could decide which direction to go and where to go.
Although he had such thoughts, in the end, Julius still had to listen to Lulunaka and go where she wanted to go.
The Wonderful Idea moved very slowly. No matter how hard the two donkeys worked, it would always be one step behind the others.
The riders, the carriages, the travelers on foot, they all passed by the Wonderful Idea, leaving it behind.
There were also curious people who slowed down and walked beside the carriage to talk to Julius and the rest.
A carriage passed by. It was a carriage filled with miscellaneous items. Two children were sitting in the back, playing in the narrow space. There was not much space in the open carriage for the two children to play. They could only lie on the side, shake their heads, and sing in their childish voices.
When they saw Lulunaka's Wonderful Idea, the children raised their heads and let out 'wow' sounds, their eyes shining as they stared at the huge object.
"What a big carriage!" "What a poor donkey!"
The little boys and girls focused on different things, but no matter who it was, they all had a pair of good eyes.
Lulunaka's Wonderful Idea was indeed shockingly big, and the donkey pulling the carriage was also very pitiful.
The two children's carriage was also not small, but compared to the Wonderful Idea, it was a little small.
The children still had to raise their heads to see the full picture of the Wonderful Idea. They also saw Lulunaka looking down from above.
The children pointed at Lulunaka. "Someone is slacking off!" "Sleeping in!"
The distance between the two sides was not far, and the children's voices were very loud. Whether it was Julius, Romuona, or Lulunaka, they all heard it clearly.
Julius nodded slightly. The two children were honest, but they would not get candy for it. At least that was what Julius thought, but it seemed that things were not as simple as he thought.
Lurunaka put her hands around her mouth and shouted at the children, "I'm not slacking off, stupid children!"
When the children saw Lurunaka's response, they began to make more noise. "You're the idiot!" "Lazy bum!
Idiot! "
Lulunaka actually quarreled with the children, shouting at each other. The scene could be said to be very childish. Instead of calling it a quarrel, it was more like puppies biting and kicking each other to play and greet each other.
Although one of them was not a puppy, but an old monster wearing a layer of skin.
Julius did not know what Romuona was feeling at this time. He felt very awkward and embarrassed.
The woman above was already old. This time, she went out and messed up the relationship between the three of them. She directly disguised herself as his and Romuona's "mother". Putting her appearance aside, she seemed to be determined to do so. And this great mother was now like a child, quarreling with another child, scolding happily.
Julius really did not know how to say it, especially when Lulunaka was really like a child, quarreling happily with another child.
And it seemed that the families of the two children in front did not intend to stop. Julius only vaguely heard a man's voice, "Don't make too much noise!", but he did not see anyone coming to teach the two naughty children a lesson.
The only thing to be thankful for was that the two children in front were well-educated. They did not throw things, nor did they throw the goods behind them.
In this way, the two children were much more comfortable than Lulunaka.
Then, something that made Julius feel more ashamed and ashamed happened. He saw something fly out from his head and fall in the direction of the two children.
It must be something that Lulunaka threw out. It looked like a small stone, falling in an arc to the children who quarreled with her.
The little boy and the little girl shouted, lowered their heads, and dodged the little thing that was thrown at them. "Wow!
She threw a stone! "" It's a bad child!
You can't talk to bad children! "
"This is the privilege of smart children. Stupid children like you won't understand!"
Lulunaka laughed and continued to throw things in her hand at the two children who did not know what was good for them.
This time, not only Julius, but also Romuona's face became a little ugly. Looking at her expression, Julius was sure that she never thought that Lulunaka would do such a childish thing. She was worse than a child.
Julius only thought about the possible development next, and his stomach seemed to have a faint pain.
If the two children complained to their families, and the other party's adults came to ask about the situation or condemn them, what should he do?
Could he point at the girl who was more childish than a child and say, "I'm sorry, this is my mother, please forgive me" … Just thinking about such a thing, Julius had goosebumps. He absolutely did not want to be a "son" who said such things. It was better to torture him with torture instruments.
Seeing Romuona's face become very strange, Julius smiled bitterly, "If you get used to it, you won't care too much."
Romuona did not speak for a long time, and finally squeezed out a sentence that made him dumbfounded, "Is this the price … You seem to be used to it."
Julius did not want to be used to this kind of thing.
Lulunaka threw "small stones" for a while, and the two children could not raise their heads.
Julius thought that this matter would develop like this, but then he was stunned.
The children suddenly cheered, "Wow, it's candy!" "Soft, hard, sweet candy!"
The two children actually popped their heads out, and their cheeks were moving. It seemed that they were chewing something.
Julius and Romuona both saw that they were still holding colorful things in their hands, and were still stuffing them into their mouths.
At this time, both of them understood that what Lulunaka threw out were not small stones, but candy.
"Be happy, bad kids!"
Lulunaka laughed and threw the candy in her hand. Most of it fell on the carriage where the two children were sitting, and some fell on the ground. She did not seem to feel that it was a pity at all.