Lulunaka and the others left Busa.
They came to the city quietly, walked around the city, and saw a lot of people and things — mainly Julius and Romuona — and left the place peacefully.
No one caused any trouble, nor did they set off any waves. They spent these few days peacefully, and then someone seemed to feel bored and decided to leave the city.
Ann was upstairs, watching the Fantastic Idea go away through the window.
It was a ridiculously large carriage. Even though it was going away, in her vision, it didn't seem to get smaller until it completely disappeared.
What an interesting group of people, Ann thought.
It was a pity that she couldn't keep them here, and she didn't know if she would have a chance to see them again.
The other party was a wanderer who lived all over the world. They didn't have a fixed residence. If they stayed in Busa today, maybe after a while, they would reach the highland country in the east.
If that was the case, Ann prayed that they didn't encounter any trouble when they passed through the border. On the east border of the New Moon, there were always small conflicts with the highland countries. The New Moon even stationed one of the Three Horsemen in the east all year round to check and balance the restless thoughts — whether it was on their own side or on the enemy's side.
But Ann was just thinking about it. The other party might not really go there. The New Moon's territory was vast enough. It would take some time for them to go anywhere.
Ann left the window, no longer looking at Lulunaka and the others who had disappeared.
On Lulunaka's side, although the Fantastic Idea was as slow as ever, as long as it didn't stop because of other things, the journey would not be less.
It took some time to leave Busa. When they passed through the city wall and left the city, it was already noon.
"It's really a big city."
Lulunaka sat on the roof of the carriage and turned to look at the city wall and the team entering the city behind. "It took some time to get out of its embrace, although it wasn't as exaggerated as the King's Castle."
"You left so quickly," Julius shouted up, "I thought you would have plans to open a shop here."
"It depends on the place."
Lulunaka said, "It's a good place, but it's not suitable to stay for a long time. A few days of sightseeing is enough."
Hearing Lulunaka's reply, Julius could only shrug his shoulders and continue to concentrate on driving the carriage.
Lulunaka didn't lie. Busa was a good place full of vitality. If they lived here, it wouldn't be worse than the King's Castle.
But for Lulunaka, this was indeed not a suitable place to live for long.
It was not because this place would bring any discomfort, but because there were people in this city who knew her.
Coupled with the matter of her entering the palace, although the old emperor wouldn't have any ideas, it was hard to say what the people around him would think.
Lulunaka didn't want to live a life of being searched by strange people every day. That would not be peaceful. The most annoying thing was that there was a mage like Luo Zewen Kai in Busa. Although in her heart, he would always be a child, but even a child was already a great mage. If she stayed in Busa, it would feel like she was sharing a bed with him every day. Lulunaka didn't want to.
Although she met an interesting person, the person Lulunaka wanted to see didn't seem to be in Busa. So she had to leave.
However, it was not as if he had gained nothing from this trip.
She met the well-educated young lady of the family, and also met the interesting old emperor. For Lulunaka, it was not a waste of time. Although her time was not worth anything.
Looking at the city wall in the distance, Lulunaka turned over and crawled to the front. She shouted down to Julius: "Where are we going next? Do you still remember?"
"It can only be Nicaea. You have been talking about it in my ear for the past few days."
Julius said a little angrily: "Leaving in such a hurry, you haven't even walked through Busa once. You don't even know what kind of city this is … You can't have caused any trouble, so you are in a hurry to leave, right?"
Lulunaka just smiled at Julius' question and didn't answer.
Lulunaka's response made Julius believe in his judgment. The guy above must have done something and left.
"I don't really like that place."
Romuona, who had been very quiet, suddenly said: "Instead of saying that it is another country, it feels like another world …"
"It is not strange that you feel this way. After all, you are a pure resident of the King's Castle. You are different from this village boy. You are completely used to the environment of the King's Castle."
"Although that city has abandoned you, that's not why you like Busa, right?" Lurunaka said. "That city has abandoned you, but that's not why you like Busa, right?
"This is not a good thing, is it?" Romuona asked.
"If your ability to accept things is too poor, you will go astray." Lulunaka only responded with this sentence.
The Fantastic Idea moved forward slowly until they could no longer see the bustling Busa behind them.
Even after leaving the city, there were still villages around the city. Scattered small roads and paved roads intertwined with each other, leading to Busa and other directions.
Even if they left Busa, there were many people and carriages moving in that direction, passing by the Fantastic Idea.
"It will take more than ten days to reach Nicaea."
Lulunaka took out a brand-new map that she bought in Busa. On it was the general shape of the country. There was not much information on the map, but it was enough for people to find the way from Busa to Nicaea.
"There is a lake on the edge of Nicaea. It is a wonder, a lake similar to the sea. I think it is called … Iznik."
"I heard that although the lake is the size of an inland sea, it gives people a different feeling. The calm surface of the lake can even absorb the sun."
Romuona said, "Of course, I have never seen it. I don't know if it is true or an exaggeration."
"Won't you know if you go there once?"
Lulunaka laughed, "Maybe others just make up stories and rumors, but if you experience it yourself, it is more interesting than just listening to a story, right?"
At this point, Lulunaka's eyes fell on Julius, "Someone should have a deep understanding of it. Compared to listening to a hero's story, how does it feel to be a hero yourself?"
Julius did not expect Lulunaka to suddenly talk about him, and the fact that he wiped out a large number of bandits not long ago. "Why did you suddenly think of this?"
"Because I'm suddenly very interested in what you think about being a hero."
Julius did not give an answer for a long time, but in the end, he gave a vague answer, "If you want to say what I feel, it is probably … a little disgusting."
Lulunaka laughed, "Disgusting? That's right. If you don't feel disgusted by killing people, you are not human."