Julius and Romuona did not expect that such a thing would happen in a place like the city, a place that represented civilization.
What kind of existence was a city? It was the gathering place of all intelligent life. It was a bustling world that could satisfy all human needs, whether it was clothing, food, housing, or transportation.
But now, the two of them felt that they were still wandering in the wilderness outside the city, and had not really entered the city called Nissia.
As for the reason, it was probably because the Ingenious Idea had docked by the lake. Then, they had to prepare a bonfire and prepare to spend the night here.
The only reason why the two of them were forced to sleep in the city was because of Lurunaka. Lurunaka, who had been quiet all this while, suddenly shouted, "I want to live by the lake and absorb the power of the Source of Life!" She didn't want to go too far away from Lake Iznik after saying something like that.
At first, Julius did not take it too seriously. At most, he would find a place to stay by the lake, but the process was not as smooth as he imagined.
It was a simple matter. In a place where one could see the breathtakingly beautiful lake, all the accommodation fees were not cheap. Or rather, it was to the extent that Julius and Romuona frowned and were not very willing to do so.
And those accommodation places did not look like they were provided for civilians, so the two of them were a little conflicted.
In the end, when the two of them asked to find a more suitable place to stay, Lulunaka was not willing to leave the lake at all, not even to take a step further.
"I don't want to!
I want to live here, or else I won't be able to feel the power of life! "
Julius was helpless when Lulunaka threw a tantrum, while Romuona showed a bitter smile, not knowing whether to laugh or cry.
Lulunaka's throwing a tantrum was a little tempting, especially when she hugged the donkey's leg and refused to leave. She was no longer as simple as a child, but an ignorant baby. No one would let a baby hug an animal's leg. It was too dangerous for a newborn life.
In the end, the three of them found a point of agreement, and that was to use the Fantastic Idea as a place to rest, somewhere in the lake.
Isnik Lake was big enough, and the shoreline of the lake occupied almost two-thirds of the entire city. There was no lack of places to dock the Fantastic Idea, but this was definitely not the ideal situation Julius thought it would be.
To him, it was the most inexplicable thing to have to sleep in the open after entering the city. Moreover, they did not have to do this because their pockets were dry, but because a certain someone threw a tantrum and threw a tantrum.
However, Julius was already used to Lulunaka's messing around, so he did not have too many complaints. He just wanted a place to rest well, with a roof and walls that could shelter him from the wind and rain.
It would be even better if there was a warm blanket.
Julius was now building a bonfire. It was already late, and he thought it would be better to prepare a bonfire for use at night.
After the bonfire was almost ready, he raised his head and looked around.
Isnik Lake behind him still had a beauty that could not be ignored, especially now that the sun was about to set. The lake's surface was plated with a layer of gold, and it would probably become even more mesmerizing.
With this thought in mind, Julius felt that sleeping by the lake might not be too uncomfortable.
The beautiful scenery in front of him, but Lulunaka's figure could not be seen. This might be the only consolation for Julius … When he realized this, he looked at Romuona who was preparing dinner. "Where is Lulunaka?"
Romuona sat at the side, holding an iron pot in her hand and putting ingredients in it.
When she heard Julius's question, she just shook her head. "I don't know.
She shouted that she wanted to comprehend life, and I don't know when she disappeared. "
"Where else could she have gone?"
Julius said, looking around. "She was very energetic just now, as if she was afraid that she would die if she took half a step away from the lake. Now she suddenly disappeared. I don't know where she went."
"I don't think she would lose interest in something so quickly."
Romuona said, "Although her mood will always change, it definitely won't change in such a short time."
Julius thought so too. Then where did this person who was obsessed with this lake go?
Julius looked at the lake again.
The lake water was not dead. Occasionally, there would be ripples spreading out, forming golden ripples.
Julius looked for a while and suddenly said, "She couldn't have jumped into the lake, right?"
Romuona did not reply. Both of them were silent for a while.
Julius's words did not sound like a joke, and Romuona did not treat it as a joke either.
"Suicide as a way to comprehend life, this kind of idea that only cultists would have, would it appear in Lulunaka?"
Romuona's question was neither a question nor a confirmation, but a denial.
Julius also thought so. That woman had the idea of suicide, this was probably the funniest joke.
Julius had spent more time with Lulunaka than with Romuona. He knew that Lulunaka was the kind of person who would do such a thing. She had also taken him and Rei to the deepest part of the underground, through the underground water world.
As long as she wanted to, it was not strange for her to jump into the lake and do whatever she wanted to do.
Regarding this matter, Julius felt that it was necessary for him to talk to Romuona.
It was necessary for her to know what kind of person she was following.
As long as she knew that Lulunaka was an existence who could live naturally in an environment where ordinary people would die.
Julius was about to sit down and talk to Romuona about Lulunaka when two carriages passed in front of them.
They were two very ordinary carriages, carrying people and goods, one in front and one behind.
There were men and women of different ages in the carriage. Some of them looked like merchants, while others looked like travelers.
Beside the carriages, there were also knights and people who looked like mercenaries walking on foot.
No matter how one looked at it, it was a very ordinary convoy, a group of very ordinary passersby passing by the Wonderful.
On the carriage, a young woman saw Julius and Romuona's line of sight. She smiled at them and turned her head away, continuing to talk with the middle-aged man beside her.
When the carriages were far away, Julius, who had been silent all this time, said to Romuona, "What a group of strange people."
Romuona nodded.
Julius did not say what was strange, but this kind of thing did not need to be said. Both of them knew what was strange about it.
People with all kinds of strange powers gathered together just like that.
It was like different kinds of bread being forced together, becoming a strange mixture. This kind of bread did not necessarily taste bad, but it was definitely very strange.