Lulunaka sat near the customer who was smoking the hookah. She held the cup she got from the store manager and drank the strong tea that could warm her body.
For the store manager of the hookah shop, even if Lulunaka was not a little kid who came to make trouble and had the money to pay, he would not sell the hookah to her. A little girl who had not even grown hair wanted to smoke hookah. She was too self-righteous and harmful to her body.
Fortunately, the hookah shop did not only provide hookah for smoking, but also provided ordinary food and drinks. This gave Lulunaka a reason to stay.
For Lulunaka, as long as she could sit down and rest, and listen to interesting things, it was not important whether she ate hookah or not.
Although she really wanted to tell the store manager that she was a mother of two "children," she didn't think he would believe her. Anyway, it was too ridiculous. It would only make him think that she was fooling him.
Even if Julius and Romuona were here, he would probably think that the three children were teaming up to cheat him.
Lulunaka asked for hot drinks and some food. She squinted her eyes and enjoyed her late lunch with an intoxicated look.
Beside her, other customers continued to talk about the King's Castle.
"Is the riot still going on?" "It's not going on, it's just the beginning."
"It's really a strange city. Do the people there only walk on the street and start a riot?"
"Instead of saying that there is only one thing to talk about, it's better to say that … they seem to be very repulsed by things that are different from them and bring different things."
Lulunaka heard this and the corners of her mouth curled up into an uncontrollable smile.
Although it was just other people's idle chatter and nonsense, she heard some interesting sayings and principles.
Riot and repulsion were indeed a very interesting combination, and in the history of the King's Castle, such things had never disappeared.
The customers on the other side continued to talk, but the topic did not stop at the King's Castle's riot. It could be confirmed that this matter sounded very serious, but to them, it was just a topic of conversation. Because it was another continent, another country's matter.
Moreover, whether the Double Eagle Empire could still be called a country was already a very subtle and ambiguous matter.
"Speaking of which, recently there has been a not so good rumor.
It's said that there are people who want to assassinate the emperor lurking in this city. "" Assassinate the emperor?
Which emperor? "" Idiot, of course I'm talking about the emperor of our country!
In this place, there is no second emperor. "" No, it's hard to say. Isn't there another emperor?
The young one … Even that one has stepped down, allowing the old emperor to return to his original position. Can he still be called the emperor? "
Perhaps because the topic became a sensitive and dangerous, the customers' voices became a bit softer, and finally, they changed the topic.
Lurunaka, on the other hand, had a strong interest.
There were two emperors in this country?
This was really the most interesting thing. How long had it been since she heard that there were two emperors in a country?
To talk about this, she had to look back to the origin of the Double Eagle Empire, which came from a more distant history.
"Two emperors?
Double-headed Eagle?
Double-headed Snake? "
Lulunaka had just come to this country. Before coming to Busa, there was no suitable person to discuss this country with. Although Ann, who came uninvited, was a very cooperative woman, Lulunaka was not stupid. Asking her about this kind of thing would only make her uncomfortable.
No matter how she looked at it, Ann did not look like an ordinary person. If she asked her about the upper class of this country, she might be suspected of having come to this country with some thoughts and ideas. Especially when she knew that Julius and Romuona were very outstanding warriors.
In this open-air shisha shop, the whispers of the customers constantly fell into Lulunaka's ears. Lulunaka looked leisurely and took in the surrounding sounds into her ears.
Although almost all of the content was meaningless, it was because of the meaningless content that people could speak out and let everyone hear their voices.
If it was an important thing, no idiot would speak it out in this place. If the important thing was eavesdropped by others, it would be terrible.
Lulunaka was lying on her seat, chewing food in her mouth. With her eyes half closed, she looked drowsy.
Children were easy to make people relax their vigilance, especially a lazy girl like Lulunaka — although she was not a child at all.
Except for the riot in the King's Castle and the assassin, there were no other interesting topics. Although there were some martial arts competitions or some gossip that was known throughout the whole process, Lulunaka was not a young girl who was yearning for love and had no interest in listening to gossip. She just listened to these words and let it pass.
Was there nothing more special?
Lulunaka thought in her heart and felt a little bored.
The food and drinks in her hand were almost finished. Lulunaka felt that she should leave this small shisha shop.
If she stayed in one place for too long, it would be a waste of time.
Although she had a lot of time, others might not. There were not many people who could squander their time like her.
After eating and drinking to her heart's content, Lulunaka left the shisha shop and continued to walk among the crowd aimlessly.
After walking for a while, Lulunaka stood beside an old man who was sitting at the corner of the street with a jar beside him.
The old man did not look like a beggar. His clothes were very clean and he wore a strange headband and feathers. He even had a flute in his hand.
"Old grandpa, are you the mage who can control the reptiles mentioned in the book?" Lulunaka asked excitedly.
The old man was stunned for a moment before laughing out loud, "It's too much to say that I'm a mage. I only know how to play the flute and make the snake dance.
Little girl, do you want to see? "
Lulunaka nodded her head vigorously and threw a few copper coins into the jar.
The old man put the flute in his mouth and blew. In the jar, a slender snake popped its head out and stood upright in front of Lulunaka, swaying.
Lulunaka clapped her hands happily.
After the snake retreated back into the jar, Lulunaka threw a few more silver coins into the jar.
This time it was not copper coins but silver coins. This made the old man's smile become even brighter, "What a generous little girl. What else do you want to hear?
I can make the snake dance for a while longer. "
"In that case, the snake would be too pitiful." Lulunaka said, "There's no need. Besides, I have to go."
This was the first time the old man heard Lulunaka, this kind of pitiful snake. This made him think of Lulunaka as a strange rich girl.
"By the way, old grandpa, do you know where the palace is?" Lulunaka asked, "I want to see how high the walls are!"