Because of what had happened, after Greenhill had put on his new armor, Misr Shan left the blacksmith without lingering.

Regardless of whether there will be any rumors in the blacksmith shop in Shining Gold Town in the future because of today's events, Mishan doesn't plan to come back a second time anyway.

"What's wrong?" It was the first time that Faley, the owner of the Lion King's Pride Inn, who had been "seriously injured" and had returned to his place in only two days, had seen such a subtle expression on Mishan's face.

"I'm just tired, so let's have two glasses of strawberry wine." Mishan said, sitting at the table in front of Farley.

"Oh...... Planning to leave? Hearing that Mishan ordered a glass of strawberry wine for 50 silver coins, Farley immediately reacted.

"Well, I'm going to Stormwind." Mishan nodded and said, after Crichton said the news of the light cast iron, Mishan had already set his sights on those things.

Gradually, Rice Shan has begun to regard Greenhill as his own character, and since it is his own game character, he must catch it when he encounters good things.

"Then I wish you all a nice trip." With three glasses of wine, Farley sat down beside Mishan.

"This isn't strawberry wine...... "Yonesugi, who sniffed the lilac liquid in the cup, wondered.

"Ah, this smell is ......," Greenhill said with a look of surprise and nostalgia.

"Oh? You know this too? Farley was a little strange, he had the impression that although the treasures he took out tasted good, they had not been very famous because of the production problem.

"What is this, Greenhill." Misr said to Greenhill.

"It's Millie's wine, my lord." Greenhill said in a nostalgic tone, holding his glass.

Millie...... Oh...... Got it. "Misr Shan seems to be the mission of the Northshire Abbey, that is, the novice mission of all human characters.

For players, if there is anything memorable about this quest, it is that this quest is the first time that players have encountered monsters that will actively attack.

Those new players who have no experience in the game and don't know that they will die if they attract too many monsters have all handed over their own blood in this task.

However, for a game character like Greenhill, this very commemorative wine can no longer be drunk after Millie's grape sweetness is burned by the Black Stone Orcs who have come over the mountain in the Cataclysm version.

That's why Greenhill has a nostalgic look on his face.

"And how are you going to get to Stormwind?" Farley, who didn't understand the meaning of the strange reaction of the two masters, then asked.

“……？” Mi Shan was stunned for a moment, a little puzzled why Farley was so serious about this issue.

"Oh, no, you don't even have a plan to travel." Farley let out a pretended fuss when he saw Mishan's stunned expression.

Forehead...... Is there anything else you need to plan to get from Shining Gold to Stormwind? Isn't it just a few steps away?

Mi Shan, who had just thought about it for a while, suddenly came back to his senses, that is, the world he was in was no longer a game world, but a magical medieval real world.

Compared to the game, which is no more than 20 NPCs, the real Shining Gold Town is a large place with a floating population of tens of thousands.

Because Stormwind City is surrounded by mountains and seas, as long as you choose to go to Stormwind City by land, you can only pass by Shining Gold Town.

Seeing that Mishan didn't even know this basic knowledge (but didn't react under the influence of the game), Farley once again confirmed that Mishan was the kind of aristocratic descendant who had been learning etiquette at home.

With Farley's explanation, Misr learns several ways to get to Stormwind from Shining Gold.

The simplest is naturally the No. 11 bus, as a satellite city of Stormwind City, Shining Gold Town is not very far from Stormwind City.

At the walking pace of a normal male, counting the time in between, you can set off on the first morning and arrive the next night.

Let's not talk about the difference between the physical strength of humans who evolved from robots in the world of Azeroth and the earthlings who evolved from monkeys like Mishan.

The way of the 11th bus is the least recommended.

After all, Elwin Forest is a specialty of timberwolves and fishmen, and there are such things as jackals and kobolds to the south.

Aside from fellow adventurers, few people choose to walk from Shining Gold to Stormwind.

Of course, the biggest reason is that most of the adventurers are poor, and several other ways are for money.

Except for the least recommended No. 11 bus, most people will choose to buy tickets through the post station in Shanjin Town to take the intercity bus that departs at a fixed point every day.

If you leave in the morning and arrive before dark, if you have a better skill in the driver, you may be able to reach the gate of Stormwind in the Valley of Heroes in the afternoon.

In addition to spending a little money that most people can afford, the main problem with choosing this mode of transportation is to wake up early.

This one-day bus departs in the morning and does not depart after 9 o'clock.

Because there are no guards, it is also dangerous to spend the night in the wilderness.

But that's not to say that there aren't any overnight buses, there are still expedited ones, but such buses hire adventurers or soldiers (the latter is more popular) as escorts, and the ticket price is naturally a little higher.

If you don't want to get up early to catch a ride like a market, or you don't want to carpool overnight in the wilderness, you can rent a carriage or horse from the inn for more money.

This one is not something that normal people can afford, but if you ride a horse, you can set off after breakfast and arrive in Stormwind City to catch up with lunch.

And the fastest, the flying griffons that can reach Stormwind in thirty minutes.

It's not a matter of money or not, you need to have a bunch of official documents to get on this vehicle, and you have to provide a reason why you chose this type of transportation.

At the same time, you also need to have experience riding a griffin, and the situation in the game where you spend money and will deliver it to you no matter how far away it is, which does not exist in reality.

As for why Farley introduced it in such detail, it was because Farley, as the owner of the semi-official inn of the Lion King's Pride, was also the owner of the Shining Gold Town Station.

It's his job.

After introducing his job, Farley said to Mishan with the same expression as a profiteer: "I have recently bought a few alpine horses, are you interested?" ”

"Alpine horses? Gilneth's? Misr remembered that this mount, which was a head taller than ordinary horses, was a werewolf race mount, and the prototype was supposed to be the British Shire horse.

"Oh, you know? Oh yes, it's strange you don't know, but these babies aren't very common here. As he spoke, Farley motioned for Mishan to come with him and look at the treasure he had just bought.

When he arrived at the stable, Rice Shan recognized several of the charr without being introduced by Farley...... Well, alpine horses.

Compared to other horses or sheep in the stable, the majestic size of the alpine horse is too eye-catching.

Taking into account Yoneshan's experience before the crossing, it was also the first time he had seen such a large horse with a height of two meters at the shoulder.

"Let's give it a try." Before Mishan could finish sighing, Farley brought a horse out.

"Hey...... Wait a minute...... Wait a minute. Mishan was a little apprehensive.

A few minutes later, Farley, who had a stunned expression on his face, said strangely to Mishan: "Mishan, you haven't even learned to ride?" ”

Farley was curious about where Mishan came from, knowing that for the humans of the world of Azeroth, both men and women, young and old, more or less can ride horses, and if they don't ride horses, they can ride a little else.

And Mi Shan's movements made Farley see at first glance that Mi Shan had never come into contact with this kind of thing.

(Yoneshan: I can ride motorcycles and bicycles!) ）