Chapter: 471

“Finally, thank you!” Lara said un-thankfully with a sigh.

Today was a pleasant day for them, they both felt comfortable enough – well, safe enough – to leisurely walk through Losla.

After scouting for a few days, it seemed that this wasn’t some elaborate trap to capture, torture and punsh them after all.

Both of them were not the slightest bit surprised by the wood elementals; they knew everything that was happening in Losla as well as in the surrounding forests – who do you think were the ones who warned the guards of the elementals coming in the first place?

Today they planned to meet with Sullivan, who would hopefully be expecting them as the note they warned the guards with about the elementals was written on the exact same paper that Sullivan had sent to the mirror reality.

There was no hidden message or magical mark on the paper – that would be too obvious. It wouldn’t take a genius to detect some slightly concentrated mana coming from the paper, in fact it’s usually one of the first things they check for.

The elite duo began to walk to a few different shops in the town.

Despite the attack happening, most of the shops were still open, it seemed the locals completely trusted the Losla guards.

Herbs, coal chunks, needles, bee wax, tinder and various other things were on the long list of Lara’s ‘small’ shopping spree.

“Oh, a butcher?” Lara smiled.

She didn’t so much as glance at Lannister before walking in..

“Hello, how can I help?” Trenly greeted them.

“Hmm…” Laras eyes looked over the products they had, surprised by the variety.

“Those sausages look good, I’ll take… eight please.”

“Sure thing.” Trenly smiled, happily wrapping them up with some paper and twine.

He was glad that there was at least some business today, it had been pretty slow because of the battle – but he expected a rush of guards later in the day though.

Lara paid and left as quickly as she came.

“Now… the pub.” she thought, secretly glancing at Lannister as she led them towards it.

Thankfully, it was mostly on the way towards the adventurer association so it wasn’t too suspicious.

“Hey… I’ve got to use the washroom… hm. Oh, a pub… give me a moment.” Lara said as innocently as possible.

“Uh, ok, I’ll wait out here.” Lannister sighed, leaning on a tree.

Lara nodded and began walking inside, her crafty smile growing larger with each step.

“Well hello there young lady” A bald moustached man smiled warmly.

He greeted her as soon as she opened the door, immediately putting down the glass and moving closer to the middle of the counter, keen to serve the pretty young lady.

“Wow, what great hospitality you have here.” She smiled and approached the counter.