messenger from the wasteland

Chapter 122 You Can Buy Everything
I didn't sleep on the first night of the new year, and it rained all night. The raindrops kept beating on the window. I listened quietly at the beginning, as if I was enjoying my last feeling quietly, without going through the evil feeling.

The next morning, when the boy woke up, the two of them left the room early. He excitedly brought Chu to the street. He wanted to buy some things. From today onwards, he would be a businessman.

On the street in the morning, the crowd has gradually increased, and the shops on the street are also open for business.

The boy had some disdain for these merchants on the street. He said that what he wanted to do was not this kind of merchant. He wanted to be a parade merchant, travel around the mainland, experience various adventures, and earn the most money.

Along the way, he was talking about his dream of making a lot of money, his eyes sparkled, as if he had already seen the pile of shining gold coins in front of him.

Of course, before that, he has to make some preparations. He is going to buy a suit and a carriage first. These are the most basic configurations for a parade merchant.

He took Chu into a clothing store and bought himself a clean set of clothes.

He used to dare not imagine that he could walk into such a big clothing store to buy clothes, but with money, everything can be imagined.

After changing into clean clothes, the boy looked much more pleasing to the eye. He was already pretty and fair. If he were placed in an ordinary family, he should be a lovely child.

At this time, he was wearing a tan short jacket and traveling pants, with a white shirt lining it, an awkward bow tie under the collar, and a pair of Boom boots (a unique style for this continent) on his feet. He also wore a round hat on top of his head.

It made him look like a parade dealer, if he wasn't a kid.

The boy originally planned to buy a suit for Chuya, but Chu refused, firstly because she could change clothes by herself, and secondly because after seeing the clothes the boy chose, she didn’t quite believe in the boy’s aesthetics, even though her own aesthetics were also different. Not so good.

Clothes ready, the boy finally ushered in his first step as a parade merchant, owning a carriage of his own.

He wanted to own a carriage of his own a long time ago, but the price of the carriage always made him feel that it was out of reach. At that time, he could only stand and watch from a distance.

But now, he could feel that it was close in front of his eyes.

He tightly held the silver coin in his hand. He had experienced things that ordinary children hadn't experienced, so he knew more than ordinary children.

In some ways, he's mature because he understands reality.

The boy picked out a small licensed carriage in the carriage market. The wheels were made of hardwood and had just been painted. The shiny wood was strong and beautiful.

The carriage is also very beautiful. If it is more refined, it might be regarded as some kind of noble carriage.

Just this car cost the boy two big silver coins, and he also got a horse, a black young horse, muscular and handsome.

When he got the carriage, the boy walked around the carriage several times, looking up and down, as if he couldn't get enough of it.

After a long time, he patted the carriage, turned around to look at Xiang Chu, and grinned.

"We will become the most powerful businessmen on this continent."

Perhaps the most powerful word he can think of is only powerful.

In other respects, the boy is also very naive, because he still has the best vision for his dream.

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After getting the carriage, the boy realized that he couldn't drive, and stood there in distress for a long time, which made Chu wonder if some important things were missing in his mind.

Fortunately, he learned how to drive a carriage in Hillman's country, and he took the reins of the carriage consciously.

"Roll wheel."

On the carriage, Chu Chu was driving the carriage, shaking the reins in his hand from time to time, and the wheels rolled across the ground making a rolling sound.

The boy sat by the side of the carriage, crossed his legs, and played with a silver coin in his hand, looking very leisurely.

The sky far away from the street is already getting late, taking on the unique color of sunset glow, that kind of faint color that is not clear whether it is red or golden.

"Speaking of which, is your name Chuyue?" The boy thought of something and suddenly asked Chu.

"Hmm." She didn't speak at first, but her voice clearly reached the boy's ears, it was still the hoarse voice with some dullness.

"My name is Mann Turrell, you can call me Mann." The boy said his name, looked down at the silver coin in his hand, and asked again.

"You are only called Chu, don't you have a surname?"

Chu pulled the rein, paused, and then replied.

"It used to be, but it's gone now."

Mann stopped playing with the silver coins, perhaps knowing that he had asked something that shouldn't be asked, so he closed his mouth.

There was silence in the carriage, and at this time the carriage gradually drove into the crowded street.

Sensing the gazes of pedestrians on both sides because of the carriage, Mann smiled, threw the silver coin in his hand, caught it casually, and said to Chu.

"Did you know, this, you can buy everything in this world."

He looked at the shimmer on the silver coin with a faint smile on his lips.

However, Chu didn't listen to Mann's words seriously, she looked at the side of the street in a daze, thinking about other things.

Mann noticed Chu's distraction, and looked in the direction where Chu's gaze stayed, and he saw a candy store.

He mistakenly thought that Chu wanted to eat candy, but what he didn't know was that if he didn't use evil to perceive, Chu couldn't see anything at all.

"Wait a minute." Mann stopped the carriage and asked Chu to wait for a while.

Chu pulled the reins and stopped the carriage.

She felt that Mann walked away, not caring what he was going to do, and moved her gaze away, as if looking at the sunset in the distance.

This is the first world she has experienced after recovering her memory, and everything is a little strangely familiar.

After all, her original memory still stayed in the time when she was killed in the wilderness, and this sudden change still made her a little uncomfortable.

"Give you."

At this time, a candy was handed in front of Chu, blocking her perception.

Chu was stunned for a moment, then turned his head, only to find that Mann was holding candy with a smile, and raised the coin in the other hand and said.

"Look, I'd say it's got everything."

Only then did Chu realize that the boy must have misunderstood something, and when he came back to his senses, he smiled helplessly.

But she still took the candy from Mann.

"Thank you."

"You're welcome." Mann said with a smile, and jumped into the carriage: "You are my partner."

It was a hard fruit candy that was formed into a large piece and attached to a stick.

Chu took the candy and opened the package, and took a small lick.

Sure enough, there was no taste at all, and she could no longer taste it.

Mann on the side looked at the candy in Chu Chu's hand with some concern, and asked.

"what about the taste?"

He couldn't remember the last time he ate candy. He didn't buy it for himself just now to save money.

Sensing Mann's thoughts at the beginning, he smiled and handed the candy to him.

"Okay, do you want to try it?"

"Hmm." Mann blushed, looked at the place Chu had just licked, hesitated for a while, and turned his head away.

"Forget it, I don't like sweet things."

Chu shrugged his shoulders, brought the candy back to his face, and licked it.

Is that so, is it sweet?
It's a pity, I wanted to try it again.

She has almost forgotten what kind of taste sugar is.

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The setting sun made the street peaceful, the carriage was parked by the side of the street, and the merchant hadn't traveled far.

(End of this chapter)