At this time, Julius and the others had already gathered around.
Lulunaka didn't treat the carriage as a valuable object that couldn't be touched by others. Instead, she welcomed them to come closer and admire her masterpiece.
Except for Apo who wasn't present, the people who lived in the church were all present.
Olga came to the front of the carriage and stroked the shaft that tied the two horses.
The shaft was removed from the original carriage. Moreover, four shafts were used, two of them made up one shaft, so that the horses were firmly tied to the front of the carriage, so that they could pull this huge carriage.
Comparing the carriage with the two horses, the burden seemed to be a little too heavy for these two horses.
These horses weren't inferior horses. They were in the prime of their lives and didn't have any health problems. It wasn't too big of a problem for each of them to pull an ordinary carriage. However, the huge object in front of them obviously couldn't be classified as an ordinary carriage.
There were several additional sets of wheels under the carriage, which made the carriage move more smoothly. At least, the burden on the horses didn't seem to be so heavy.
Romuiona took some hay from the shafts of the cart, and brought it to the horse's mouth.
The horse ate the hay and chewed it. It didn't seem to be affected by the heavy burden behind it.
Olga turned to the side of the carriage and poked his head in through the window to observe the inside.
The interior of the carriage was quite spacious. It could barely fit ten people, but the arrangement inside didn't seem to be intended for too many people to sit inside.
In the middle of the carriage was an alchemy cauldron that was emitting smoke and bubbling. Inside the alchemy cauldron was a dark green liquid. The surface of the viscous liquid was constantly bubbling. After it broke, a few drops of liquid would splash out and then fall back into the alchemy cauldron.
Seeing this kind of scene, it was hard to believe that Lulunaka really wasn't a witch.
Around the alchemy cauldron, there were some lattice cabinets that clung to the inner wall of the carriage. There were all kinds of strange materials and glass bottles that were firmly fixed on top of the cabinets.
In the corner, there were some books scattered. Some of them were still open, while others were tied together with ropes.
After stuffing so many things into the spacious space, it looked much narrower. At most, it could only fit two or three people.
This was not a carriage for people to sit in. Lulunaka was not wrong, this was her mobile workshop, where she made all kinds of alchemy products.
"So this is the thing you've been working on," Olga said to Lulunaka. "It looks quite heavy and eye-catching."
"It's just something that people can take a few more glances at."
Lulunaka was quite modest at this time. "Compared to this kind of thing, a magnificent knight riding a tall horse would attract more attention, right?"
Padding heard Lulunaka's words, but he didn't react.
He did not think that Lulunaka would suddenly have the mood to ridicule him for no reason. After experiencing that nightmare, he was no longer obsessed with the identity of a knight that he had lost.
At this time, he walked to the side of the carriage and squatted down to observe the chassis.
Julius looked at the carriage that he had never seen before. His mouth was wide open, as if he couldn't close it.
When he was in the village, he absolutely didn't see this kind of thing. No matter if it was a traveler or a merchant, no one had ever taken such a carriage out. It was too exaggerated. This made him unable to understand why Lulunaka would say that this was not something that was worth paying attention to.
Ward, who had run over, jumped on the roof of the carriage and found a place to squat down. It looked quite comfortable.
Julius saw Ward jump up. He couldn't hold back his curiosity and also climbed up.
After climbing up, Julius saw the skylight on the roof of the carriage. From that skylight, smoke continued to come out, floating into the sky.
Julius poked his head in and looked inside.
He could see the same thing as Olga, but the angle was different.
Seeing Julius make such a move, Lulunaka shouted at him: "Be careful, if you fall into my alchemy cauldron, then I will cook you together."
Lulunaka's words scared Julius so much that he immediately retracted his head. "What are you cooking?
It smells quite … "Julius originally wanted to say that this strange green thing smelled bad, but after his nose twitched a few times, he found that the smell and the color didn't seem to have much to do with each other. This sweet smell made his nose a little itchy, but it didn't smell bad." It smells quite good. "
"Do you want to try some?" Lulunaka said with a smile.
Seeing Lulunaka's smiling face, Julius didn't have the courage to really accept Lulunaka's proposal.
"You didn't tell me what it is." Julius said.
"Even if I told you, you wouldn't believe me. Instead, you would suspect that I was trying to trick you to drink it."
Lulunaka said, "Since you have this idea from the beginning, then I think, no matter what I say, you will not believe it."
These words were very reasonable, Julius couldn't refute, but he could refuse.
"This is a good thing, it doesn't matter if you are not interested."
Lulunaka continued, "But if you really fall in, this good thing may become poison.
I can't let this pot of things that I spent a lot of effort to cook go to waste, so I can only take the opportunity to add your flesh and blood as a new ingredient, and refine it from elixir to poison. "
These words scared Julius so much that he didn't dare to say anything more. God knows if Lulunaka really went crazy and stuffed him into that strange pot, and then boiled him into a pool of liquid.
Padding looked at the chassis and wheels for a while, stood up and walked toward Lulunaka, "If only two horses were to pull this carriage, it would indeed be quite difficult, but the thing you installed under the chassis seems to have solved this problem."
"You found out?
I am not surprised at all. "Lulunaka said with a smile," I think Olga should have also found out. "
Padding moved closer to Lulunaka and lowered his voice, "I think it is not appropriate for you to install that thing under the chassis."
Lulunaka stood on tiptoe and patted Padding's shoulder, "You don't need to worry too much, I am still very concerned about my own safety."
Padding shook his head, knowing that Lulunaka was not someone that he could persuade, so he didn't say anything more.
Romuona had been feeding hay to the horses, she turned her head and said to Lulunaka, "Maybe it would be more suitable to change to two mules."
"This idea is not bad."
Lulunaka said, "But this matter can only be decided after entering the city. In this kind of place, I can't find two mules."
Romuona heard Lulunaka talking about entering the city, and frowned.
"Where do you plan to go this time?"
Lulunaka smiled at Romuona, "In the vicinity, when it comes to entering the city, there can only be one place, right?
Of course it is the King's Castle. "
Although she already vaguely felt that Lulunaka could only be referring to the King's Castle, but when she heard her say this, her heart still jumped, "You want to go to the King's Castle?"
Lulunaka of course saw the change on Romuona's face, she smiled and held Romuona's hand, "Homesick?"
Romuona shook her head, without any hesitation.
"I think so too, there is nothing worth thinking about in that kind of place, the people that you care about also don't exist there."
To Romuona, the only person that she cared about now was Olga.
Olga heard Lulunaka's words and walked over, "You plan to go to the King's Castle?
With this carriage? "
"Of course, you can't do business empty-handed."
Lulunaka smiled, "Don't worry, this time even if you take the initiative to follow, I don't plan to bring you along.
You are a trouble to me. "