Lu Yin found that Jingmen Shangyu and the Eternal Life Realm of the longevity civilization got along quite well, but there was a difference in civilization.
No wonder the longevity civilization was willing to keep her.
They looked at Jingmen Shangyu as if he was a junior.
The longevity civilization couldn't lose Changtian, and the human civilization couldn't lose Jingmen Shangyu at that time.
Although he didn't show it, Jingmen Shangyu had a lot of bitterness in his heart over the years.
Qingyun must be looking for her father too.
At this time, Changtu's voice sounded, and the loud voice spread through the starry sky: "God's eye bestowal, begin, calm down, wait."
Inside the light circle, hundreds of people closed their eyes. Ann …
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"I'm a failure. I hardly pay attention to whether the sun is bright or not because I don't have time.
"My parents can't provide me with support. My education is not high, and I'm alone in the city looking for a future.
"I found a lot of jobs, but I couldn't be hired. Maybe no one likes a person who is not good at talking, doesn't like to communicate, and has not shown enough ability.
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"I only ate two loaves of bread for three days. Hunger made me unable to sleep at night. Fortunately, I paid a month's rent in advance and could continue to live in the dark basement. I didn't have to go outside to bear the unusually cold wind in winter.
"Finally, I found a job. I kept watch at the hospital and the morgue.
"The night in the hospital was colder than I thought. The wall lights in the corridor were not turned on, and it was dark everywhere. I could only rely on the little light that penetrated the room to help me see my feet.
"The smell there was terrible. From time to time, the dead were stuffed in body bags. We helped to move them into the morgue.
"It's not a very good job, but at least I can afford bread. I can also use the free time at night to study. After all, no one wants to come to the morgue unless there is a body to be sent or burned. Of course, I don't have enough money to buy books, and I don't see the hope of saving money at present.
"I have to thank my former colleague. If it weren't for his sudden resignation, I might not even have been able to get such a job.
"I dreamed of being in charge of the day, but now I always sleep when the sun is out and wake up when the night comes. It makes my body a little weak, and my head occasionally hurts.
"One day, the movers brought in a new body.
"I heard from others that this is my former colleague who suddenly resigned.
"I was a little curious about him. After everyone left, I took out the cupboard and quietly opened the body bag.
"He was an old man. His face was green and white, and there were wrinkles everywhere. He looked very scary in the very dim light.
"He didn't have much hair, most of it was white. His clothes were all taken off, not even a piece of cloth was left for him.
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"I saw a strange mark on his chest. It was greenish-black, but I can't describe it. The light was too dim.
"I reached out and touched the mark. There was nothing special about it.
"Looking at this former colleague, I wondered if I would be like him when I was old if I continued like this …
"I told him that I would accompany him to the crematorium tomorrow and personally bring his ashes to the nearest free cemetery. I didn't want the people in charge of these things to find it troublesome and find a random river or wasteland to throw them away.
"This would sacrifice my morning's sleep, but fortunately, it was Sunday soon, so I could make up for it.
"After saying that, I finished the body bag and stuffed it back into the cupboard.
"The light in the room seemed to be dimmer …
"After that day, every time I slept, I would dream of a thick fog.
"I had a premonition that something would happen soon. I had a premonition that sooner or later, something that I didn't know if it could be called a human would come looking for me, but no one was willing to believe me. They felt that my mind had become abnormal in that kind of environment and that I needed to see a doctor …"
A male customer sitting in front of the bar looked at the narrator who suddenly stopped.
"And then?"
The male customer was in his thirties. He wore a brown tweed shirt and light yellow trousers. His hair was pressed flat, and he had a simple dark-colored bowler hat by his hand.
He looked ordinary, like most of the people in the tavern. He had black hair and light blue eyes. He wasn't good-looking, nor was he ugly. He lacked any obvious characteristics.
The narrator in his eyes was a young man in his late teens. He was tall and had slender limbs. He also had short black hair and light blue eyes. However, his facial features were well-defined, making one's eyes light up.
The young man looked at the empty wine glass in front of him and sighed.
"And then?
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"Then, I resigned and returned to the countryside. I came here to brag with you."
As he spoke, a smile appeared on his face. It was a mischievous smile.
The male customer was taken aback.
"What you said just now was just boasting?"
"Haha." Laughter erupted around the bar.
The laughter came to a halt. A thin middle-aged man looked at the slightly embarrassed customer and said, "You're an outsider.
"Outsider, how can you believe Lumien's stories? He tells different stories every day. Yesterday, he was an unlucky man whose fiancee broke off the engagement due to his poverty, and today, he's a corpse watcher!"
"Yes, he says something like thirty years to the east of the Srenzo River, thirty years to the right of the Srenzo River. He only knows how to spout nonsense!" another tavern regular added.
They were all farmers from the large village of Koldu. They wore short black, gray, or brown shirts.
The black-haired young man named Lumien used his hands to support himself on the bar counter and slowly stood up.
He smiled and said, "As you know, I didn't make up the story. It was written by my sister. She loves to write stories. She's also a columnist for the Weekly."
With that said, he turned to the side and spread his hands at the outsider. He smiled brightly.
"It looks like she's quite good at writing.
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"I'm sorry for the misunderstanding."
The ordinary-looking man in a brown tweed shirt wasn't angry. He stood up and replied with a smile.
"It's a very interesting story.
"How should I address you?"
"Isn't it common sense to introduce yourself before asking someone a question?" Lumien smiled.
The foreign guest nodded and said, "That's right.
"My name is Ryan Coss.
"These two are my companions, Valente and Lia."
The latter sentence was referring to the man and woman sitting beside them.
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The man was in his late twenties. His blond hair was covered in powder. His average-sized eyes were a shade darker than the lake's blue. He wore a white vest, a blue tweed jacket, and black trousers. It was obvious that he had dressed up meticulously before heading out.
His expression was rather cold, and he didn't look at the farmers and herdsmen around him.
The woman looked younger than the two men. Her light gray hair was tied into a complicated bun, and she wore a white veil as a hat.
Her eyes were the same color as her hair. She looked at Lumien with an undisguised smile, as though she was amused by what had just happened.
Under the illumination of the gas wall lamp in the tavern, the woman named Lia revealed her sharp nose and beautifully curved lips. She would definitely be considered a beauty in a rural village like Cordu.
She wore a white, pleated cashmere tight-fitting skirt, a beige jacket, and a pair of Masil boots. There were two small silver bells tied to her veil and boots. When she walked into the tavern, the bells jingled all the way. It was very eye-catching, and many men couldn't take their eyes off her.
In their eyes, only the provincial capital, Bigor, and the capital, Trier, would have such a fashionable look.
Lumien nodded at the three outsiders.
"My name is Lumien Lee. You can call me Lumien."
"Lee?" Lia blurted out.
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"What's wrong? Is there a problem with my surname?" Lumien asked curiously.
Ryan Coss helped Lia explain.
"Your surname is terrifying. I almost couldn't control my voice just now."
Seeing the confusion on the faces of the surrounding farmers and herdsmen, he further explained.
"Anyone who has interacted with sailors and sea merchants knows that there's a saying on the Five Seas:
"I'd rather encounter those pirate admirals or even kings than a person named Frank Lee.
"That person's surname is also Lee."
"Is he scary?" Lumien asked.
Ryan shook his head.
"I'm not sure, but since there's such a legend, it can't be bad."
He stopped the topic and said to Lumien, "Thank you for your story.
It's worth a glass of wine. What do you want? "
"A glass of Green Fairy." Lumien didn't stand on ceremony as he sat down again.
Ryan Coss frowned slightly and said, "Star Literature Reading App."
"Green Fairy … Absinthe?
"I think I need to remind you that absinthe is harmful to the human body. This wine can cause mental confusion and hallucinations."
"I didn't expect the trend in Trier to have spread here," Lia added with a smile.
"Oh," Lumien replied.
"So the people of Trier also like to drink Green Fairy …
"To us, life is already tough enough. There's no need to mind a little bit of harm. This wine can make our minds more relaxed."
"Alright then."
Ryan sat back down and looked at the bartender. "A glass of Green Fairy and a glass of Spicy Heart for me."
Spicy Heart was a famous fruit liquor.
"Why don't you give me a glass of Green Fairy as well?
I was the one who told you the truth just now. I can even tell you the kid's situation as it is! "
The thin middle-aged man, who was the first to expose Lumien's daily storytelling, shouted unhappily. "Outsider, I can tell that you still have doubts about the authenticity of the story!"
"Pierre, you're really willing to do anything for a free glass of wine!" Lumien replied loudly.
Without waiting for Ryan to make a decision, Lumien added, "Why can't I tell you the story myself?
"Why can't I do it myself? That way, I can drink another cup of Green Fairy."
"Because they don't know if they should believe what you say."
The middle-aged man named Pierre smiled smugly. "The story your sister loves to tell the children is' The Boy Who Cried Wolf. 'People who always lie will lose their credibility."
"Alright." Lumien shrugged and watched as the bartender pushed a glass of pale green wine in front of him.
Ryan looked at him and asked, "Is it okay?"
"Is it okay?"
"No problem, as long as your wallet is enough to pay for the wine." Lumien didn't mind.
"Then, another glass of Green Fairy." Ryan nodded.
Pierre's face immediately broke into a smile.
"Generous outsider, this kid is the most mischievous person in the village. You must stay away from him.
"Five years ago, he was brought back to the village by his sister, Oluo, and he hasn't left since. Think about it. He was only thirteen years old before that. How could he be a guard at the hospital?
Yes, the nearest hospital is at the foot of the mountain in Dariège. It's an entire afternoon's walk. "
"Brought back to the village?" Lia asked sharply.
She tilted her head slightly, and the tinkling of her glasses could be heard.
Pierre nodded.
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"Then, he followed Oluo's surname, Li. Even his name, Lumien, was given by Oluo."
"I don't even remember his original name," Lumien said with a smile as he took a sip of absinthe.
It seemed that he did not feel inferior or ashamed about his past being exposed like this.