"Let's have a little bit. Lusa also wanted a snack, so she took the cheese biscuit from her foodie sister.

Sandwiched.

As soon as you bite into it, a sweet feeling comes over you. The milky aroma overflowed, constantly dancing on the tip of her tongue, encouraging her emotions.

The brain shouted uncontrollably, "One more, one more!"

So, Lusha asked her sister for another piece.

It's really delicious.

Lucina can be seen feeding Minia, the dumpling who screamed "Bo Li, Bo Li", also fed a piece. She (dango has no gender, so she uses "she" because it's pink and named Minia) swallows the cookie in one gulp, shaking her body and looking excited.

I really want to huddle...... Lutha pinched the reins and lowered her hood slightly—she was shy and always wanted to hide her face, so she was always wearing a silk magic hooded cloak that could summon and counter-summon.

Wearing a hood will make her feel safe. Lusha is very uncomfortable with the eyes of strangers, but she is always focused by a lot of eyes because she is a cute and racially rare Aiya girl.

Therefore, the hood makes her feel that she can cut off the eyes of others and not be stared at directly, which is very reassuring.

In fact, there is not much practical significance, usually wearing a hood, others can still see her little face and the expression on it. So this thing is mainly a psychological function - but you can say that it does have the ability to protect the side view. Not being able to see how people from the side look at themselves can really give her a lot of security.

It doesn't matter if others can see your face or not. What matters is whether she can see the gaze of others.

Lusha would often pull her hood and turn them down a little lower when she wanted to hide her expression and relieve her anxiety.

Unlike Lusa, who is so introverted and shy, who is silent in front of outsiders except for her sister, who doesn't speak if she can, and whose voice is not as loud as a mosquito, Lucina is very extroverted and can't stop talking.

The personalities of the two complement each other, but they are very different.

Some strangers will think that Lusha is mute and will not speak at all.

When she spoke, she looked very surprised and didn't expect the child to speak.

When Lusha is not riding a horse and has space in her hands, she always likes to hold the ball.

She will hug Minia, a pink dango, and hold her wherever she goes, unwilling to let go.

The soft dango can also give her a sense of security, but more importantly, she thinks the dango is too cute and can't put it down.

This is another action that Lusha often does when she is nervous - she will hold her arms around the ball and press her towards her chest, and her head will be slightly tilted sideways and pressed against it.

If you take Lusha's dango away, she will suddenly become nervous, lost, and sad, and will desperately try to get it back.

Of course, if my sister took it, that's fine.

But I will still be reluctant to ask for it back immediately.

Of course, despite being shy, introverted, and silent, Lusha is never timid or timid because of problems other than socializing.

She was actually much more daring than Lucina. Lucina doesn't look like she's usually smug and fearless, but she's afraid of the dark and ghosts.

As a girl with werewolf blood (Daddy is a werewolf, Mom is Aya), Lusha can have night vision at night.

So in fact, she is not too sure, if she does not have night vision, she will not be as afraid of the dark as her sister.

Lucina cries when she's scared, but Lusa doesn't. I can't scare her at any time.

The same goes for pain - Lucina can't help but hurt, and it's easy to cry out when it hurts. And Lusha is very tolerant of pain, much stronger than the average person.

Because the pain of the Aiya tribe is five times greater, the little pain felt by ordinary people is very intense for the Aiyas. Their tolerance for pain is simply that they are not prone to fainting due to pain, and this does not mean that they are inherently receptive to pain.

Although the wounds and pain will heal and dissipate quickly because of their self-healing ability, the horror of the five-fold pain is really imprinted in the minds of every Aya, and it has become an unforgettable fear for them. It's just that some people can face it more patiently, and some cannot.

After walking along the main road for a while, I could see a small town surrounded by fruity fragrance in view.

The main road runs through it, and there are travelers walking into the town from other intersections.

Apparently this is a traffic artery.

The town is located in the middle of a crossroads and serves as a transportation hub.

Because it is a place with a lot of traffic every day, it is very busy with trade and all kinds of business for travelers - taverns, inns, restaurants, inns, inns, alchemy shops, magic material shops, flying spots...... The whole nine yards.

Although the town is small and has a permanent population of less than 200 people, it is undoubtedly full of life and energy.

Unlike some small towns, in addition to being small, they are deserted.

The kind of cold that can freeze you to death!

Living in such a lively town, there is something new to see every day.

The whole person will not get bored, and can fully experience what it means to "every day is a new day", instead of "oh how today looks like yesterday".

Life without novelty is the scariest thing.

Now that they're in this crossroads town, the two Aya girls have to stop and rest for a while.

They jumped off their mounts and tied their horses to the stables. Then, when Lucina walked to the lively street, she stretched her waist, hummed with satisfaction, and sighed: "Oops...... It's so tiring to be lost for a long time! ”

You still have the face to mention getting lost...... Lusha wanted to complain, but she held back, just summoned Minia, a balloon, and gently rubbed her face, feeling extremely satisfied.

I haven't hugged it for a while.

The two lovely Aiya Lori naturally attracted a lot of attention. Everyone stared at the two of them to a greater or lesser extent, and to Lusa's embarrassment, she pulled her hood lower to avoid the gaze.

Lucina, on the other hand, felt indifferent to these gazes. She was used to these glances, and she didn't feel uncomfortable, and she didn't feel happy about it.

It's just a matter of getting used to it.

Walking quietly a few steps beside her sister with her arms around the group, Lusa noticed that Lucina had suddenly stopped in front of a tavern with great interest, her eyes fixed on the announcement posted on the wall.

It says that the tavernkeeper suspects that he has been cursed and wants to find a magician who knows how to solve spells. If you are willing, you can come and talk in detail.

"I am!" Lucina, a high-level mage who also knows a thing or two about spell solving, felt that this commission was too suitable for her, and suddenly burst with confidence: "Come on, Lusa, let's go and see what is going on with him." ”