But here is different. The people here have different expressions and expressions, which makes them feel a special sense of stability.

They even dared to yell in front of the evil spirit knight passing by, as if they were not worried about whether they would suddenly draw their swords and chop them.

Following Grey forward, Betty discovered more interesting things.

"What is that?" Betty saw a wooden house with a strange sign on the street.

"Public toilets," Grey explained, "It cannot be solved anywhere here, you need to be fined! If you still want to be arrested for labor."

"Which one over there? It's so big! How did it be built?" Betty was curious about everything.

"That's a school, where do the children here read and write..."

"Read and read?" Betty asked back, then looked at the tall house and showed an envious look.

"What's wrong?" Grie asked curiously when she stopped.

"I want to read and read, too," Betty replied in a low voice.

"Then you can tell Alisa that she will arrange someone to teach you." Grey replied, then continued to lead her forward.
Chapter completed!