As a result, all day yesterday, Julius did not eat anything. And by the early morning of the new day, when Lulunaka came down from the attic, Julius was gone.

"He woke up so early. Lulunaka said to Pasta, who was already sitting at the counter, that Pasta didn't go out with him today, maybe because he wasn't that interested, or maybe he wasn't in a hurry to go out.

"I didn't eat anything all day, just drank some water, and I always felt hungry. Pasta said.

"When we first met, he could probably go hungry for a few days, but now I'm afraid it's a little difficult. Lulunaka said, "Now that he's growing up, if he's hungry, it's not good for his growth." ”

"You're used to him too often. Pasta said.

Lulunaka smiled when she heard this, "What a strange statement, in Olga's opinion, I can't wait for Julius to die, but in your eyes, I have become a ...... Kind mother-in-law?"

Pasta didn't hold back a laugh, but just choked her voice back.

"It's not funny at all, uncle. Lulunaka frowned and draped her cloak over her body, "I'm still young, not old enough to be called an old woman. ”

Lulunaka put on her cloak and leather boots, "Do you have any plans for today, uncle?"

"You gave me all my arrangements, niece. Pasta said.

"Then I hope you can take a look at the store today. Lulunaka said to Pasta, "At least watch it for a long time, and I'll try to come back during the day." If you can't, you close the store. Anyway, no one will come to this strange shop. ”

"If there's a guest coming?" Pasta said.

"If there's anything that catches your eye, just let the customer buy it. Pasta replied, "It's not easy to find something that catches your eye. As for the price, it's up to you to weigh it, manager. ”

"I don't know what's expensive and what's cheap. "I'm not responsible for cheap things selling for sky-high prices, and precious things for a few copper plates." ”

"What's wrong with that?" Lulunaka gestured to Pasta, her thumb and forefinger together in a circle, three fingers outstretched, and a smile on her face, "If you do, then it's your job: cheap treasures for real money, expensive treasures for a few straws...... It's an interesting development. And it's always balanced, right?"

Pasta shook her head, "You're so casual, I can't understand it. ”

"If you can understand me, I will like you more, dear uncle. Lulunaka walked to the door, turned back and waved at Pasta, "Go first, uncle." ”

"Don't bring the trouble back. Pasta shouted to Lulunaka, "It's better to leave the trouble you caused outside, and live in a cleaner place." ”

"You know, a man who likes to be verbose is not likable. Lulunaka left the store with these words, and soon disappeared from Pasta's vision.

Pasta sat down at the counter and shook the chair under her ass. The wooden chair is framed by Luluna Ka on either side, allowing you to sit comfortably even without legs, and it can swing back and forth, giving you the feeling of returning to the cradle. Although she was terrified of Lulunaka's capricious madness, she had to admit that her hands were indeed dexterous, and she had replaced a tattered chair with no legs into a comfortable chair.

Feeling the rocking sensation of the chair, Pasta thought to himself that maybe he should make a pot of tea and spend this rare leisure time, talking about his own worries that others have put on him, and let himself be truly relaxed.

Lulunaka left her shop and walked down the main road, heading southeast. After walking for a while, she stood on the side of the road and looked at the road to the southeast, "That kind of building, probably not that can be moved, it should still be in the same ......place," she muttered to herself, "But then again, that kind of church is not something that can be moved, who would dare to commit this blasphemy of moving the bones of a saint......

Speaking of this, Lulunaka chuckled, "What blasphemy, isn't it just a pile of dried bones, even Ward doesn't want to gnaw on." ”

The road was filled with people, the wheels of the carriage rolling and the hoofs of horses filling the road, and no one would have noticed that a girl as young as Lulunaka had spoken something rebellious in the City of the Gods.

Lulunaka walked down the road to the southeast, "Is there a carriage that will save my lovely girl a little effort......

She said something not at all cute, and looked for the passing carriage as if she were choosing her own car. A wagon carrying goods passed by, and the grain piled up high on the wagon behind it was like a hill, covered by a piece of cloth, the corners of which were tied around the perimeter of the wagon.

Lulunaka trotted to the end of the carriage, climbed up, and sat at the rear. The coachman who was driving the wagon in front of him did not know that his carriage was followed by a small tail, and that it was hiding behind a hill of grain, and he could not detect the movement behind it. The noise around was so noisy that he would never be able to spot Lulunaka unless he stopped the carriage and walked to the back to check.

Lulunaka sat at the end of the carriage, swaying her legs and humming a cheerful tune as she greeted the people passing by, "Good morning, sir." "Good morning, ma'am. "I hope you have a good day, old man. ”

Although her familiar attitude made passers-by a little uncomfortable, no one would really want to face such a lively and cheerful little girl with a black face in the face of such a smiling face.

"Here's to you, lovely kid. A woman took out a small loaf of steaming from her basket and handed it to Lunaka. The fragrance of the wheat made the smile on Lulunaka's face even brighter, "Thank you, kind lady!" Lulunaka immediately took out a flower with dew on it from her bosom and threw it into the basket of the woman who was gradually getting away. The flower landed in the middle of the basket in the crook of the lady's arm, which made the smile on the woman's face even more.

Lulunaka stood up and waved to the woman who was far away, then sat back down and shoved the bread into her mouth. The freshly baked bread has a rich wheat aroma and is fluffy and delicious. Freshly baked bread is the most delicious, and if it is left out for a longer period of time, the bread will be greatly tasting.

"Excellent breakfast. Lulunaka chewed bread in her mouth and slurred, "It's a pity it's not enough to fill her stomach." ”

She felt that she might be better off looking for more food on the way.