"Lulunaka, what are you doing?" Ann coughed a few times and changed the topic.
She was not blind. She could see what Lulunaka was holding in her hands and stuffing a lot of things on her body.
Those were the things of the dead. Although she did not have the hobby of pecking at carrion like vultures, it did not mean that she would completely ignore this matter.
"You should know when you see it, right?"
Lulunaka raised the things in her hands and waved them as if showing off a toy. "These are the spoils of war from the bandits!"
"I don't think this is what an alchemist should do," Ann said bluntly.
Lulunaka touched her chin and looked like she was thinking. Then, she smiled and said, "Why is this not what an alchemist should do?
For us, raw materials are very important things. Since we can take a part from magical beasts or wild beasts for alchemy, it's not strange to take a part from a human, right? "
At this point, Lulunaka looked like she had suddenly understood. "I understand. That's because you don't treat these external things as part of a human, right?
In that case, should I take a part of the organs and limbs of these guys lying on the ground … "
Lulunaka looked like she was really going to do this. She trotted to the side of one of the corpses, took out a knife from her arms, and was about to stab the dead body.
"Wait, don't do this. You're too disgusting!"
Before Ann could react, Julius spoke first in a very disgusted tone. "You're an alchemist, not a necromancer!"
"Although that's what you say, alchemy can actually be used to refine people …" Lulunaka's knife stopped on the skin of the corpse, looking like she was going to stab it at any time. If Julius had not stopped her, she would probably have cut open the stomach of the man under the knife.
"Don't do that, I beg you. As long as I remember that you stuffed something that used to be a human into your alchemy cauldron, I will never get close to or eat the strange things you make."
Romuona also spoke up, "I don't think it's a good idea to desecrate a corpse. Maybe other people will mistake you for a necromancer, which will cause a lot of trouble." Compared to Julius, her reason was very reasonable.
After Lulunaka heard this, she put away the knife with a look of pity. "That's true. Right now, Madam An is looking at me like I'm a monster."
Ann didn't say anything. She just looked at Lulunaka and the others in disbelief.
The sight of Lulunaka stabbing a dead bandit with a sharp knife was a little creepy.
In particular, the smile on her face did not diminish. She still looked so innocent and romantic, which left a deep impression on An.
Ann finally stopped doubting Lulunaka's identity. She really didn't look like a child. A child wouldn't do such a thing.
"Madam An, you don't mind what I did just now, right?" Lulunaka walked to Ann again.
"Although these bandits deserved it, it's great that you didn't really destroy their corpses," Ann said to Lulunaka, "Anyway, it's troublesome to deal with corpses."
Then, Ann continued to say to Lulunaka, "Someone will come to deal with the corpses here. Do you plan to continue staying here?
I don't recommend you to do so. It will hinder your work. Besides, the bacteria on the rotting corpses will grow and attach to you.
I don't want anyone to enter a crowded place with bacteria. "
Ann's words made the smile on Lulunaka's face become a little strange. Although it was still as bright as before, Ann felt that there was something more to it, which made her feel a little uncomfortable. "Bacteria … That's true. Fortunately, it's winter now. Otherwise, I would have been woken up by the stench of the corpses last night."
Ann thought that it was a little unbelievable that they were still staying here. Resting in a pile of corpses was definitely not a good experience.
Lulunaka jogged back to the side of the Ingenious and shouted to Julius and Romuona, "We should get going too. Staying here is just sucking the corpses.
Pack up and let's go. "
Then, Lulunaka looked at Ann who was standing at the side, "Madam An, if there's no problem, we should be able to leave now, right?
These people who were killed are not good people. They don't have to do something like detaining us, right? "
"To be honest, I have to thank you for holding them back and reducing our losses."
Ann bowed to Lulunaka and the others, "I can't afford to be called Madam. Although I'm an Elf, I'm just a young person. Just call me Ann."
"Madam An, Miss An, An?"
Lulunaka called out three names. She was already sitting on the carriage and looking at Ann who was standing on the ground, "Is this okay, Ann?"
Ann nodded, then said, "Your … children's bravery is impressive."
She was still a little uncomfortable with the fact that Romuona and Julius, who looked obviously older than Lulunaka, were actually Lulunaka's children.
Her gaze fell on the two who were packing up the bonfire and luggage.
Both Romuona and Julius left a deep impression on her.
"May I know where you're going next?
Although there are still some desolate places in our country, I think the bustling places are not inferior to the King Castle, "Ann asked.
"We're going to the capital of the New Moon, Busa." Lulunaka didn't intend to hide it and told Ann where they were going.
"What's wrong, Ann, are you going to Busa with us?"
Ann was stunned for a moment, then an obvious smile appeared on her face, "If it's possible."
Ann was still hesitating on how to make such a request, but she didn't expect Lulunaka to invite her first.
This was a pleasant surprise for Ann.
Romuona and Julius were also stunned. Suddenly, they were going to have another companion?
"Wait, are you kidding or are you serious?"
Julius shouted to Lulunaka in the carriage, "This kind of unknown …" Before he could finish, Romuona reached out and put her hand on his shoulder, stopping him.
Seeing Romuona shake her head, Julius didn't have the desire to continue talking.
Romuona's action reminded him of what kind of person Lulunaka was.
"What's wrong with that? It's more lively with more people on the road, maybe it'll be safer."
Lulunaka smiled and looked at Ann, "It's better for me to bring this up first, right, Ann?"
"If that's the case, thank you so much, Lulunaka." Ann smiled, "I'm also going to Busa.
I can't just ignore the help from everyone. "