In the end, Rei stayed for the time being. Although she wondered what Lulunaka's plans were, since the other party was Julius's family - at least that's what they said, then Lei would have believed it - and Julius seemed to want her to stay, so she decided to stay here for a while.

If Lulunaka hadn't lied, the rat path might have been in chaos right now, and it was really not her time to go back as a child, and maybe she would have been trampled to death. After that, Rei herself was outside and got the news from others that the rat and sewer tunnels were indeed in chaos now, and even the ground was involved in the riot, but that was for a while.

Lei's matter is over for the time being, as for Lulunaka's plans for Lei, she didn't say anything to anyone, she just said to Lei, "The other party is a good old man, you will understand when we meet." ”

Rei wonders about Lulunaka's words, but Lulunaka doesn't say anything more after that, and returns to her strange workshop, not knowing what she's doing.

After two days, the strange blue of the sky became lighter and lighter, and the stars at night did not shimmer as blue as they had been at the beginning. The snow is still falling, and it looks like it's going to get heavier and heavier. After the turmoil of that night, the King's Castle gradually returned to its usual appearance, even if the sky was still a little different-colored. This is true for civilians, and those who know a little about things, or who know a lot of the inside story, probably won't be so quick to calm down.

At such times, someone came to the door. It was a regular guest who had been here several times, a certain young lady's butler, Barr. Barr was already dressed in thick clothes, and his white beard and sideburns were still so conspicuous. When Barr arrived at the store, it was almost noon, and Lulunaka, who happened to be fiddling with things in the store, smiled at him and said, "Good morning, Mr. Barr, what do you want to buy today? I've made a lot of interesting things......

Barr shook his head, motioning to Lulunaka not to rush into the sale yet, "I'm here for something else." Miss Alchemist, you should probably pay a visit to my young lady. ”

Lulunaka had a look of realization, "By the way, I almost forgot about it...... I'm so sorry!" Lulunaka apologized to Barr and nodded, leaving Rei a little dumbfounded as she hid behind the counter with only her head exposed. Lei thought to herself what was going on with this woman, she felt completely different from the first time they met, could this be her real appearance?

While Rei was thinking about it, Lulunaka and Barr's conversation continued. "If you can, I hope you can meet my young lady today, she has been very concerned about you these days. As he said this, he remembered that Miss had been absent-minded, and that was why he was here again—he thought it necessary to let Miss enter the girl as soon as possible, so that her curiosity might be satisfied, so that she might be glad to deal with the entertainment she could not avoid, and not to make a disturbance because she was in a bad mood. Her young lady had a very low opinion of the aristocratic youths, so low that she would accumulate pressure as long as she dealt with them, and although she never showed such an attitude in front of others—but this may be the reason why she was stressed.

"Now, of course!" Lulunaka laughed, "I've been looking forward to meeting that young lady, but can I look like this?" Lulunaka looked down at her dress, a little uneasy.

Lulunaka was still dressed as usual, nothing special or strange, just wearing some extra clothes to keep warm. Barr took her restrained look in his eyes and didn't think much of it.

"Please wait a minute, I'll go get something ready. Lulunaka hurried away, and after a while, returned to Barr with a small package on her back. "I'm ready, Mr. Barr. ”

"Need to prepare your dinner?" Pasta said to Lulunaka.

Lulunaka looked at Pasta and then at Barr, "Do you need it, Mr. Barr?"

Barr stroked his beard, "Mademoiselle will be happy to have dinner with you." ”

"That's good!" Lulunaka said happily.

Afterward, Lulunaka leaves with Barr. When Julius returns to the store, she sees Luluna and Barr leaving.

"Where is she going?" asked Julius casually, receiving a reply from Pasta, "an invitation from the nobles." ”

Julius was stunned, he didn't expect this kind of thing to happen around him that seemed like something that only happens in a novel. The poor young girl, at least on the surface, is invited by the nobles to his or her estate...... This kind of thing, he thought it would only happen in a story.

"Why would a nobleman come to the door?" Julius didn't expect this to happen when he wasn't usually in the store. He'd been hanging out with Rei in the rat lane, only returning to the store at night, and he felt like he'd missed a lot of things.

"I like the things she makes, after all, they are strange and interesting things. ”

At this point, Rei ran to the edge of the display and reached for a wooden sculpture. It was something Lulunaka had made up when she was idle, a two-handed swordsman clad in full-body plate armor, holding a two-handed sword as long as a sculpture. Because of the lightness and sturdiness of the wood, the swordsman's posture is majestic, and there is no such thing as a two-handed sword that bends and falls because of the iron material. It is also coated with a special coating, which solves the problem that the wood does not look good, and looks like a metallic texture.

It's a great sculpture, and if you sell it, it should sell for a good price, but I'm afraid it won't be a price that ordinary people can afford - as long as Luluna doesn't buy and sell according to mood.

Rei reached out to touch the sculpture, the surface of which was cold, and her fingertips touched it and immediately retracted it. "How much is this worth?" she asked, a question that was of great concern to her.

"It depends on the mood. Pasta replied. This answer made Rei look puzzled.

"Everything here is sold at a price based on mood. Pasta continued, "Sometimes it's my mood, but mostly Lulunaka's mood. But most of the time, I don't lose money when I sell things, and I don't know about that person. ”