To be honest, Karn was also curious, for example, how to keep up for years without precautions. There is an accident in everything, and it is not easy to do this.

"We're not going, that's where only single dogs go." Karn didn't know how to explain it, and dragged Kai'Sa into the tavern.

The tavern was dimly lit, and several candles of different heights stood on each table, dyeing the space in the tavern a warm yellow hue.

Still, it was a little too dark, and Karn struggled to find a seat inside.

"No, no, no, there's no one in that seat, sit down for a while, pour a few big mouthfuls, hehehehe, I'm used to saying that."

They were greeted warmly by an old one-legged man, and Karn led Kai'Sa to sit down.

The boots were hung from the beam, and Karn took two of them down and placed them in front of himself and Kaisha. The carved lines on the table are a bird's-eye view of the ships, and the candles are placed on the deck.

Before he could sit down, the old man said in a vicissitudes of life: "I have seen shipwrecks, and when I was as young as you, I experienced it once, and I called the Long Serpent. The ship sank in the Sawtooth Strait, and only I survived. If you buy me a drink, I'll talk to you. ”

In front of him was an empty wine glass, which was self-evident.

"Aren't you rich yourself?" Kai'Sa pointed to a golden siren in his hand.

"This?" The old man glanced at it and said in a thoughtful manner: "This gold coin can't be moved, this is my lucky kraken coin, which is used to pay tithes." If you don't pay tithes, the sea is boiling and the mountains are shaking~ You've all heard of it. ”

Kai'Sa could sense that he was about to tell some interesting story, but then he was interrupted by an impatient, loud voice that turned out to be the tavernkeeper, who came over with a large jug of wine to pour them wine.

"Lars, are you cheating again? When will you pay off the debt you owe me? The boss's aunt was not polite to him at all, and she spoke a little facelessly.

"I'll talk about it when I'm settled." The one-legged old man named Lars muttered unconfidently.

"Every day I say I want to settle down, but I see you come to me every day to drink on credit. It's good to spend this time looking for some work, and if that's the case, I'm not going to entertain you here. ”

"Okay...... Okay......" Lars smiled awkwardly, the boss saying that every time, but not once did he actually do it.

He knew that this was a good man with a knife mouth and a tofu heart.

Now, he looked at Karn, and Karn noticed his gaze.

Obviously, if Karn didn't have a treat, Lars wasn't going to waste time on them.

Seeing that Kai'Sa was interested in Lars's story, Karn said to his boss, "Boss, I'll treat him to a treat and pour him a drink." ”

Drinking while listening to a story is also a great way to kill time, and a glass of wine for a story is not expensive. Planck left so much money for them, just to give them money to spend money and have fun.

"Boss, fill us with wine. That's what good are. As the saying goes, if you don't get drunk, you won't return. Let my friend pay. ”

Hearing Karn say that he wanted to be treated, Lars laughed, rubbed his ass against the chair, and then found a comfortable position.

"I've earned it for you again." After the boss poured the wine, Lars took a big sip of wine and sighed: "Wine is really a good thing, it's really ......."

His cloudy eyes wandered away, as if he was recalling his memory: "I want to start by saying that this is Bilgewater, even the bedtime story is a little scary, don't be scared, little girl." ”

"You can't scare me, I've seen a lot of terrible things." Kai'Sa answered, and then followed him, moving her chair to Karn's side, leaning comfortably on his shoulder, and listening intently to the story......

Lars said in a vicissitudes of life: "It's been almost thirty years, and we've just come back from the hunt. I forgot to mention that I used to be a harpooner, the best of the slaughter fleet, and we hunted an axe-fin behemoth that time......"

Lars talks about the horror legend of Billgwater, which Kahn and Kai'Sa have actually talked about, but he is only telling it flat, and Lars's storytelling is really first-person, which sounds more immersive and interesting.

Ghost stories are exciting when they are heard in the first person.

He first told the story of the Abyssal Titans, where the captain didn't pay the tithes, causing the Titans to find them and sink the Serpent, leaving him alone.

The ship sank, and Lars was stranded on the reef of the Jagged Strait for three days and three nights until he met the Tidal Sea Spirit. Frightened, he desperately swam back to shore, but was still harassed by the sea spirit with a prank.

But then one day the sea spirit disappeared, leaving him with a golden kraken. When Lars found out that the golden siren was the gold coin that the captain had dropped from the sea tithes, he broke out in a cold sweat.

It turned out that he blamed the captain for not paying his taxes, but that he was intercepted by the Tide Sea Spirit, and the Deep Sea Titans sank their ship without receiving the money, killing everyone.

Lars didn't lose the gold coin, but kept it as the Lucky Siren Coin on his body, which was the one he had now.

Good guys, no one expected that Lars's story would still be a series, and this lucky Siren coin will reappear in the story of the River King.

I really don't know how hard his life is, but he can still survive when he encounters three terrifying prototypes in succession.

The King of the River then approached Lars, who had nothing, and tricked him into gambling with the Golden Siren left behind by the Sea Spirit, saying that it would make money quickly.

At first, Lars gambled with good luck and made a lot of money, but no one had ever been able to take advantage of that demon's mouth, and when Lars lost only this lucky Siren coin, he finally came to his senses and stopped trading with the demon.

But it was still too late, and it was during that time that he lost his leg and sold it to Tamu for food.

After three stories in a row, Lars was too drunk to speak, and then he was kicked out of the tavern by the boss and staggered back to his cheap house.

It has to be said that his storytelling skills are top-notch, and Kaisha's emotions are mobilized by him, and he unconsciously grabs Karn's hand. Even after the end, there is still some unfinished business.

"Actually, there's a horror legend that won't be used." Karn said meaningfully.

"Don't talk about it, I don't dare to sleep alone at night if I continue to talk about it." Kai'Sa looked at him with a drunken smile, but it was actually a joke, because she didn't sleep alone. Then she said, "Isn't it time for us to go to the slaughterhouse?" ”

Before he knew it, the tavern was closing, Karn nodded, and the two walked out of the tavern with each other's arms.