“You, how old are Kite and I that you’re calling us old?”
“Senhwi told me. Teens and twenties have vastly different hearing. If both of you didn’t hear, then the hypothesis must be right. Huh? You’re standing there blankly again. Why are you acting like that?”
The three of them stopped walking and stared at Luella Rominin, who was standing there blankly again.
Hajen muttered in a serious voice.
“She’s not shocked because she got kicked out, is she?”
They started to worry since her actions were incomprehensible.
“Look, she’s crouching down to pluck grass again. Huh? With bare hands. This is highly suspicious.”
Kite had no choice but to agree with Hajen’s words.
He observed Luella’s incomprehensible actions, muttering worriedly.
“She doesn’t seem lost without a map, and she plucked the grass but didn’t hold or discard it. What on earth is happening?”
Hajen discreetly stepped back.
“Could she be seeing things? The woman ahead is Luella Rominin, right? She’s not a ghost or something?”
“Don’t talk nonsense.”
Meanwhile, Luella, unaware that two men and a boy were seriously discussing her, was grumbling as she looked at the game screen.
“The ring grass is way too scarce.”
Having washed her face in the stream and even soaked her feet, the fatigue had gone away.
During the walk to the capital, she had been increasing her proficiency in herbs and alchemy.
In the original game, one could learn a professional skill at levels 10 and 40.
But not long after leaving Kamun village, a notification rang out, and she saw that she had acquired a professional skill.
Cooking and alchemy.
Luella was not even level 10, but level 1. Moreover, a skill she should have learned from a professional was already acquired.
Checking the game screen for any other changes, she found an empty page labeled “Bulletin Board” generated.
It wasn’t in the game she played in reality.
As more and more differences emerged, she began to feel anxious. She had to calm herself down; worrying wouldn’t solve anything.
It seemed that these discrepancies were occurring due to the connection with real life.
After much effort to soothe herself, Luella decided to adapt to the given situation.
The game screen was like a treasure trove. If anything more appeared, it would surely help; it couldn’t be a bad thing.
Besides, even if she hadn’t chosen it, alchemy was a good skill, so there was no need to be too dissatisfied.
If it were a tedious skill that required many materials or actual fishing, she would have been jumping. Although, even if she acquired such a skill, there would be nothing else to do but accept it.
Suddenly she became curious.
In this game world, people must learn skills, but would they learn only predetermined ones like her?
Anyway, she wouldn’t be the only one with alchemy. To gain an advantage, she needed to level up her skill quickly.
Fortunately, she had a perfect map showing the location of all the herbs.
She was starting to like this situation more and more. A bag that she didn’t have to carry around on a treasure map. Not only could she survive without the suspicious guild, but she could also become rich.
The people in the capital wouldn’t recognize her, who they had never seen before. If she hid among the people, collected money, and then left for another country, even Balder wouldn’t be able to do anything about it.
Thinking of the bright future, she began to hum happily.
Luella started walking briskly towards the capital, which wasn’t far away.
(This is a time delimiter.)
The capital, Moel, was dark and gloomy, unlike what she had thought.
Although the buildings and backgrounds were the same as what she had seen in the game, the reason it felt that way was likely due to the people’s weary faces and the hostile street atmosphere.
When they were gaming, the haggard and lifeless appearance of people, unrecognizable due to fatigue, brought about a sense of depression just by looking at them.
She had the thought that maybe coming to the capital was in vain, but there was no reason to think that other places would be different since she hadn’t visited them.
While wandering around the streets, she recalled the words of the man she had met three days ago.
“Balder is frightening, so no one in this country even thinks about forming a guild.”
The statement that it’s not easy even to create a single guild here. Seeing the declaration of Balder, a guild knight, towards himself, it seemed more than enough to be true.
The content that forbids the use of all places operated by the guild if you become the target of hostile actions. It was something that couldn’t be said unless everyone was assumed to follow his commands.
Considering all these, the current Kuran Kingdom seemed like a dictatorship, where the royal family suppressed and ruled by seizing the entire market economy.
In the original game, the lives of the citizens would change depending on the lord who ruled the village.
If a wicked guild ruled, ordinary users had no choice but to suffer.
Why She Is Still Unmoved (Female-dominant)
One-line summary: He uses various methods to seek her affection, but she remains unmoved.
Synopsis:
Si Qingyu is a doctor who has saved countless lives and enjoys tranquility.
Luo Shaoxuan is ruthless, deeply scheming, and the top young master in the capital. He admires Si Qingyu.
Luo Shaoxuan: I want to be the only one in your eyes and heart.
Features a cold and calm female lead vs A noble and scheming male lead.
There will be both sweetness and torture towards the male after their marriage.
