After returning to the chapel, Lulunaka seemed to have settled down.
She no longer bothered Julius, nor did she bother others with her troublesome ideas.
She now focused on those carriages that she had dismantled into pieces every day.
When she left last time, she used a hammer and saw to dismantle the carriages. Except for the chassis, the other parts were still on the side and were not used.
In the days after she came back, there were always sounds of hammering and sawing coming from the warehouse.
When people occasionally passed by, they could always see Lulunaka sitting on the chassis of the carriage that was erected high, waving the hammer in her hand, or pulling the saw, regardless of whether it was day or night.
No one knew why she would dismantle a carriage, leaving only the chassis, and even erect it.
What left a deep impression was that she would always hum a strange song when she was doing the work that no one knew what she was going to do.
"One nail, two nails, hammering fast, hammering fast, one without a nail cap, one without a sharp tip, so interesting, so interesting …"
She looked a bit cute when she sang, but considering her usual behavior, and the young girl's age that no one could guess, it seemed a bit strange.
Apo was not surprised, and every time he passed by as if he did not see it.
Padding, Olga, and Julius, when they saw Lulunaka's appearance and singing voice, it was as if they saw something inconceivable and avoided something inauspicious.
Only Romuona, when she had nothing to do, would stop, find a way to sit down, and watch Lulunaka do strange things in her eyes.
At this time, Romuona was not alone, Lulunaka's dog, Ward, was by her side.
This lazy dog always squatted at Romuona's feet, and its listless look made people worry whether it was sick.
But after getting along with Walter for so long, Romuiona was more familiar with him. He was not sick, but he just had this kind of personality — if an artificial alchemy dog had such things as spirit and vitality, that is.
"Although the carriage is a hindrance here."
One day, Romuona asked. At this time, Lulunaka had put the chassis of the carriage flat on the ground and continued to hammer on it. At this time, the chassis was no longer what it used to be, it was wider and thicker.
"But why did you take the trouble to dismantle these carriages? If you want to throw them away, there is a better way to deal with it."
"Why do you have to do such a troublesome thing?"
Lulunaka answered Romuona's question, and continued to hammer. The small hammer in her hand hammered rows of nails into the wooden boards, making the two boards tightly together.
This made the chassis even thicker.
"Because I need some tools, and I happen to have no ready-made tools, but I have the materials, so I did it.
I think you don't mind that I dismantle these things that belong to you into pieces, right? "
Romuona shook her head, "It is useless to me. Or rather, it is just a hindrance to me, and … it feels uncomfortable."
"You can feel it?"
Lulunaka turned to look at Romuona, with a rather pleasant smile on her face, "Can you tell me, what do you feel?"
Romuona hesitated for a while, and then answered Lulunaka's question, "The … bitter sound of the dead.
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"After all, it is something that has been stained with blood, and the blood of dozens of people."
Lurunaka did not seem surprised, nor did she take Romionna's words as a bluff. "It's fine if ordinary people can't feel it. Unless it's a very strong cursed item, it won't have any impact on life.
But if it is you, it will be different.
After being able to feel this kind of thing, do you feel that the whole world has become a little different? "
"Is this an interesting thing?" Romuona asked back.
Lulunaka looked at Romuona, with a smile on her face, "Is it scary?"
Romuona shook her head.
"That's good."
Lulunaka said, "If you think that the last residue left by these people is scary, then whether it is for you or for the dead, it is quite pitiful."
"Pitiful?"
"Yes, pitiful." Lulunaka continued, "The last thoughts of the dead, is it really scary?
Isn't the behavior of the living more terrifying? "
Romuona did not know how to answer.
If she had to say which side was scarier, the dead and the living, she felt that it was almost the same.
The conversation ended unknowingly.
Lulunaka and Romuona's usual way of getting along had always been like this, between asking and answering.
A few days later, Julius, who happened to pass by, was stopped by Lulunaka.
At that time, Julius lowered his head and wanted to pass by as soon as possible, but he was caught by Lulunaka's eyes.
"Boy, how is it?"
Since he was caught, Julius naturally could not ignore it, so he walked directly. Otherwise, with Lulunaka's temper, he did not know how she would retaliate against him.
"What's wrong?"
"I want to ask, how many people can you deal with at the same time now?"
Lulunaka asked, the hammer in her hand still did not stop, and the chassis of the carriage that she kept hitting had pretended to have a few more wheels, and a piece of wood on the chassis was erected, surrounding her inside.
Julius could not see Lulunaka's figure, but could only hear her voice — then how did she pass by him?
Julius did not know how to answer Lulunaka's question, "I don't understand what you mean."
"Fool, I'm asking you, if dozens of people besieged you, could you kill them all?" Lulunaka continued to ask.
"How about I ask more succinctly: If there was no Olga, would you die or live?"
Lulunaka's words made Julius's face turn ugly, but he was not angry, or rather, he was not qualified to be angry at all. "I don't know … But if I fight and run, and deal with a few people, I think it's possible." Julius answered truthfully, although he was not sure how many people he could really deal with.
In this chapel, except for Romuona, the others could deal with him with one hand, whether it was Olga, Padding or Apo — in the continuous training and guidance after returning, Julius deeply realized this point.
And among the three people, Apo made him feel the most powerful and suffocating pressure.
This man, perhaps, could beat him black and blue without using his hands.
"You're quite objective about yourself."
Lulunaka said, "But you're a little too unconfident, which is the same as arrogance, two extremes."
Julius frowned, Lulunaka was not praising him, absolutely not.
"If there were dozens of Bronze-rank warriors, then why didn't you kill them all, but run away?" Lulunaka continued. "Based on my recent observation, you should be able to do it.
Although sometimes you're so childish that it makes people angry, but since you can defeat a black-iron skilled warrior, you shouldn't have to run away to deal with dozens of people.
Of course, if there were dozens of Silver-rank warriors, then of course, you would run away. "Lulunaka burst out laughing.
"You … were observing me?" Julius was going to say that she was peeping, but thinking about it, it did not seem to be appropriate.
It was not a secret that he was now training himself under the guidance of Olga and the others.
It was just that he was not used to it, he did not expect that Lulunaka, who looked uninterested, had been paying attention to him.
"Is this something that can surprise you?"
Lulunaka showed a somewhat curious expression, "I know you very well, I remember clearly the number of times your sword fell out of your hand every day, and even how many times you go to the toilet."
Seeing Julius's unimaginable and panicked expression, Lulunaka laughed again.
"What a fool. Are you scared just like that?"
Hearing Lulunaka's laughter, Julius reacted, "You're teasing me."
In this regard, Lulunaka just smiled and did not say anything.
Julius felt that he might not be able to deal with Lulunaka in this lifetime, he did not know what was in her mind. If he continued to stay here, he would only continue to be teased by her like a toy.
Julius turned and left.
Lulunaka shouted at Julius's back as he left, "Do your best, little hero, otherwise you will soon be surpassed.
This world is not fair, people with talent will always walk faster than you, further than you! "
Regardless of whether Julius heard it or not, Lulunaka still finished her words.
"That's right, I was not teasing you just now, that was the truth." Finally, Lulunaka added this sentence.
After a period of time, Lulunaka's never-ending hammering and sawing sounds finally stopped one day.
What appeared in front of everyone was a large horse carriage.
This horse carriage was almost twice the size of a carriage carrying goods. It had many sets of wheels, a thick and newly painted exterior, a driver's seat that could seat three people, and a seat above the carriage for people to sit. It seemed that it would be quite a strenuous task to only rely on two horses to pull the carriage.
However, the two horses that were left in the chapel were well taken care of, and they were good horses in their prime. It would not be too much of a problem to pull such a carriage.
No one knew when Lulunaka finished such a carriage. Until yesterday, no one had heard anything about it from her. Moreover, it seemed that she had driven the carriage away and returned to the chapel this morning.
She was still present during dinner last night, so it seemed that she had driven the carriage away in the middle of the night. No one knew what she had done.
Lulunaka sat in the driver's seat and waved to the people who heard the noise. "Everyone, good morning!
I have worked hard for a month, and finally I can move. "She got down from the driver's seat and happily patted the horse's butt beside her.
"From now on, this will be my mobile workshop."
Above the carriage, a puff of smoke was floating up from the inside of the carriage.