Chapter: 57

"Thank you." Ryan responded politely.

And Liya adjusted her mentality early, and explored:

"Since we are friends, I have a question to ask you."

"You're welcome." Lumian gestured with a smile.

"Why did the villagers in the tavern laugh when you called us cabbage?" Liya was quite curious about this.

Although this name is embarrassing, but it is a commonly used local slang, so logically it will not make people laugh.

Lumian replied sincerely:

"Cabbage means cute and baby in slang. My cabbage or little cabbage is mainly used in two situations, one is between close friends, and the other is between elders and juniors. My rabbit, my chicken, these Pretty much the same."

He puts the accent on the word "intimate."

Immediately afterwards, he added innocently:

"I just wanted us to be close friends."

He acted as if I was pure and I didn't understand the hidden meaning of this "intimacy".

I think you want to be our elder... Liya finally understands why those villagers laugh.

Although Lumian's explanation just now may not be true, at least it is logically convincing to her.

Ryan followed and nodded:

"Anything else?"

"No more." Lumian didn't want to be too active, lest the other party think there was something wrong and investigate himself and Aurora.

My sister can't stand the investigation!

After watching Liya and others go away amidst the jingling bells, Lumian sat at the door of the old tavern, waiting for the lady with unknown origin and purpose to get up.

After a while, his partner Raymond Clegg came over.

"Lumian, have you decided which legend to investigate next?" Raymond asked when they met.

In the past two days, he has been more active than Lumian in this matter. After all, he doesn't have that strange dream, and he doesn't have another way to get the treasure.

"Not yet." The owl has come to the door. Before confirming the situation, how dare Lumian investigate the truth of the legend.

He randomly found reasons:

"It will be Lent in a few days, let's think about it after spending the holiday well."

"Well." Raymond thinks it makes sense, "So, I don't have to be a 'young man' for the time being, and I will go after Lent. Even if someone grazes these days, it won't cause too much damage. .”

"In other words, you don't have to leave the village for the next few days?" Lumian asked back.

Seeing Raymond nodding, he said with a smile:

"What a coincidence, I can't leave the village for the last few days."

"Why?" Raymond asked suspiciously.