"Are you legendary humans?" the dwarf trotted over, skirting Nora and circling the others several times.

Lukka scratched his head: "Basically." ”

To explain to a dwarf who met for the first time what race Daniel and Thea were was not only troublesome, but also completely unnecessary, anyway, these two now looked like human beings, so they vaguely recognized them.

"Well, what's wrong with humans? Are you going to take money?" Thea, though dizzy from the gnomes, still kept a clear head, intending to decide what race she belonged to depending on the situation.

The dwarf stopped suddenly, and he didn't get his balance right for a long time, but Lukka helped him so that he didn't fall to the ground.

"Collect money? no, no, we don't have this rule!" the dwarf waved his hand, "It's just the first time I've seen a living human!

Lukka nodded.

"That's great, please stop by the mayor, he must want to talk to you!" said the dwarf, pulling a business card out of his pocket, "remember to tell the mayor that it was Lark from the port who invited you!"

Lukka took the card and asked curiously, "Why, the port officer's job also includes introducing tourists to the mayor? If we don't go, will you be deducted from your salary?"

"What kind of work is this, it's just that you humans are so rare, I think Mayor Mare must want to meet you, he's working on a book called "Rare Races Revealed", if you haven't seen real humans, who will buy it?" said the gnome named Lack.

"Well, we'll go meet him. Lukka agreed, he was going to find someone in charge of the place anyway - according to Lac, it was the mayor, and it would be better to ask for clues about the prehistoric ruins in the vicinity, and listen to the dwarf's tone, their mayor still seems to be a scholar.

"That's great, Mayor Mare will be happy to treat you to a big meal!" said Lark, cheerfully.

No one else reacted, and as soon as Nora heard the word "feast", her eyes lit up, and she grabbed Lukka and urged her.

Lukka looked around, the gnomes here didn't look like they could drive a carriage, and the only way to get to town was to walk. He opened the map, fortunately the port was not very far from the center of the town, less than a kilometer of flat roads, even with his physical strength, it would not be a big problem.

Luca took the lead towards the center of the town, but Thea looked around for a while before she quickly followed, ran to his side, and said with a suspicious face: "Do you really believe that these little dwarfs can be so kind?

"Don't worry," Nora said confidently, "that's how the gnomes are, their friendliness and hospitality are famous in the Boiling Sea, and that's pretty much the same thing I've seen in other islands. ”

Thea is still not at ease: "It's not just this island that has dwarves, right? You haven't been to this island, how do you know that the dwarfs here are just as kind?"

"Kind or not, don't you know if you go and see it?Why, are you still worried that you will be eaten by them?I heard that dragon meat is very old and not delicious!" Lukka reached out and rubbed Thea's silver hair, and the silver dragon quickly protected all his hair.

When I arrived at the square in the center of the town, it was already slightly light. Some early gnomes had already begun to clean the streets, and when they saw this group of tall humans coming over, they were stunned in place, but they didn't have too many onlookers, and at most they let out a few words of "Oh my God, you're so tall".

The mailbox on the black market in the square is very conspicuous, the residents and houses on the island are so small, but this mailbox is several times larger than those black boxes in the Sunset Islands, with a length of more than two meters and a height of about one meter, which is obviously a large box.

"The business of the Boiling Sea is not developed, and many transactions are entrusted to the Undercurrent Chamber of Commerce, and their business here is much larger than that on the other side of the sea. Nora explained.

Lukka took the bag off his back and checked the boxes of preserves. The seal on it is intact, and there is no problem with the protection measures that I have put on it.

"What did you do with this box?" Thea could only see him draw a miniature circle with a stream of mana on the box, but she couldn't figure out what it was for.

"It's the same as the book I got in the library, Illumination. If someone steals it, as soon as it is activated on my side, even the five-meter-thick granite will not be able to block the light emitted from it, and then we can find the thief by following the light. Lukka said, weighing the boxes in his hand again, the weight of which was the same as when he first got it.

He glanced at Crete with an inquiring gaze, and the latter nodded and said, "The candied fruit inside is intact." ”

Lukka was about to walk towards the giant black mailbox, when Crete added slowly, "However, these mailboxes are a bit weird, and even my eyes can't see through those black shells." ”

"Huh?" Lukka was surprised, and tapped his finger on the black mailbox, making a somewhat dull sound that sounded like an ordinary wooden plank.

"Can you see through the black market mailbox in the Sunset Islands?" asked Ollie.

Crete thought for a moment and said honestly: "I don't know, I didn't pay attention." I don't have to look over there. ”

"There's no magic energy on it," Luca didn't bother with it, although he was also puzzled, "There will always be something special about the black market to get this thing, anyway, if we deliver it, there is no need to stare at this mailbox anymore." ”

"It makes sense, it's better to deal with them less. Daniel chimed in.

There was a brass ring on top of the mailbox, and Lukka walked over and grabbed it, lifted one of the baffles on it, and placed the three boxes of candied fruit firmly in the boxes, and re-cloned the baffles.

The brass ring "clicked" against the surface of the mailbox, and Lukka tugged at it, and the openable baffle just now didn't move.

Crete observed for a moment and said: "This should be the security measure of the mailbox, you were holding those boxes in your hand just now, you can pass its security verification, and after you put it in, the mailbox will be automatically locked." ”

"Isn't that safe?" alright, we're done with the mayor!" he clapped his hands and said lightly.

As Lukka finished speaking, he was about to take a step, when he heard a series of small footsteps coming from the other side of the square, and a group of gnomes came rushing in, all wearing leather armor of the same standard, and it seemed that they should be the guards of the town.