Lulunaka was woken up by a gust of cold wind.
She was sleeping on the Fantastic Idea. The cold wind blew across her face, forcing her to open her eyes.
When she woke up, she found that the quilt covering her was gone.
Before she went to bed last night, Romuona was worried about her and put it on her. If Lulunaka could go back to the carriage and sleep, she wouldn't have to put in so much effort.
However, Lulunaka said that she wanted to see the starry sky. Romuona couldn't persuade her.
If it weren't for the quilt, Lulunaka probably wouldn't have fallen asleep. Although it was only a thin and not very warm cloth, as long as it covered her head, sometimes she wouldn't think so much. It seemed that the cold was also isolated from her head.
Lulunaka got up and found that she kicked the quilt aside and turned it into a ball.
Although it wasn't warm, Lulunaka would still feel heartache if it disappeared.
"Where are we now … Romuona, Julius?"
She called the names of her two "children" and rubbed her sleepy eyes. Her eyes were still hazy and she couldn't see anything clearly.
"It's almost noon, Lulunaka."
A voice answered her, but it didn't answer her question. It wasn't Romuona or Julius.
Lulunaka thought for a while and remembered whose voice it was. "Ann … Good morning."
Lulunaka looked like she didn't understand the situation at all. Ann laughed. "It's not morning, Lulunaka.
At this time, the sun is overhead. "
Lurunaka reached out and rubbed her face to wake herself up. "Where are we?" She saw Ann, who was following her.
Ann didn't look any different than usual. She was still wearing her simple armor and riding her horse beside the Ingenious.
Since the last time they met because of the horse bandits, Ann had been with Lulunaka for almost half a month.
Although the Fantastic Idea didn't move fast, it didn't have any cumbersome things because it wasn't a convoy. As long as they spent enough time, they could go far.
Lulunaka finally opened her eyes. "Can no one answer my question … Where are we now?
Are we in the mountains in the east or the border of the desert in the south? "
"I don't think we're going to these places." Ann replied. "Open your eyes and see, Lulunaka … We're here."
Lulunaka was still rubbing her eyes. When she put down her hand, she finally saw what was in front of her.
She raised her head and looked in front of her for a while. Then she said with emotion, "So we're in Busa …"
In front of Lulunaka's eyes, it was no longer the monotonous wasteland, but a city, a bustling city that she couldn't see the whole picture.
Although there wasn't an astonishingly huge wall like the King's Castle that surrounded the city, the city wall in front of them gave people a feeling that it was sturdy enough. It was just that compared to the King's Castle, it gave people a kind of illusion that it was low.
Although it wasn't as majestic as the King's Castle, the city in front of her made people unable to move their eyes away.
If the King's Castle was an enclosed space surrounded by huge walls that made people feel suffocated, then the city in front of her gave people a feeling of flowing wind.
"What a comfortable wind, although it's very cold."
Lulunaka stood up and looked at the city that was getting closer and closer. "Is this Busa … What a great city." She said with a smile.
"Lulunaka, you haven't been to Busa before, right?" Ann said, "This is the capital of our country, Busa."
"I've been to Busa, but I've been to Nicaea several times." Lulunaka said, "Nicaea is no longer the capital. What has become of it?"
"Although it's no longer the capital, Nicaea is still an important city. It's just not as lively as Busa." Ann replied.
After a while, she found that there was something wrong with Lulunaka's words.
"Lulunaka … Have you been to Nicaea, which used to be the capital, or Nicaea, which is no longer the capital?"
Lulunaka just smiled at Ann's question. "What's the difference?"
Ann looked at Lulunaka pretending to be stupid and didn't know what to say for a while.
But after a while, she smiled in relief. "Yes, it seems that there's no difference." Ann no longer entangled in this matter and didn't ask any more questions.
But Ann still had doubts in her heart.
Nicaea was no longer the capital of the New Moon more than a hundred years ago. Lulunaka said that she had been to Nicaea. If she had gone to Nicaea, which was no longer the capital, then she wouldn't have asked "What has become of Nicaea?"
Only if she had been to Nicaea, which used to be the capital, would she be curious about the changes in Nicaea … But Ann knew what this meant.
Although she knew that Lulunaka was a woman with two children, she didn't think that Lulunaka was that old.
Humans shouldn't live that long, and they shouldn't always maintain the appearance of a young girl.
She had doubts in her heart, but since Lulunaka pretended to be stupid, Ann didn't think that Lulunaka would tell her the truth if she continued to ask.
Although they had been together for a while, their relationship wasn't that good.
The Fantastic Idea was getting closer and closer to Busa's walls until it reached the city gate.
For a behemoth like the Fantastic Idea, which could directly block half of the city gate, it wasn't easy to pass through. At this time, with Ann by her side, this matter became very easy.
The Fantastic Idea stopped in front of the city gate. Ann was in front of the gate talking to the officials with the guards, but Romuona and Julius could at least see that the officials and guards were very respectful and cautious towards Ann. No matter how they looked at it, it didn't seem like the attitude of a commoner or a merchant.
It didn't take long for Ann to return to the Fantastic Idea, and the Fantastic Idea was allowed to enter the city.
"This is really convenient, Ann."
Lulunaka smiled at Ann. "It's great to be able to go with you. It saves a lot of effort."
"It's just like a noble," Romuona suddenly said, but her words didn't seem to be polite.
"It's just that we know each other. They also trust me, so they let us in." Ann showed a bitter smile. "I don't dare to be a noble … At least I'm not qualified."
"Not qualified?" Lulunaka smiled. No one knew what she was thinking.