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Even though Sylvia was blind, one could almost see the melancholy emanating from her eyes.

Wayne couldn't help but smile.

"Okay, just kidding."

As he spoke, he waved to the blue whale airship in the distance. The blue whale moved toward him, shrinking continuously until it was the size of an earring, before turning into a streak of light and hanging on Wayne's earlobe.

"It's time for lunch. There's a small town up ahead, let's go take a look, and you can tell us about it while you're at it."

"Where can I find the World Deer?"

As she spoke, she began to walk towards the small town, and Silvia's voice rang out as she walked.

"The World Divine Deer will appear at an ice spring ten thousand miles away on the northern ice plains border in about half a month."

Upon hearing this...

Wayne was somewhat surprised.

"In two weeks?"

"You can foresee that far ahead?"

Sylvia nodded slightly, and then continued her introduction.

"Can."

"However, while my precognition is stronger than that kind of uncontrollable precognition, it also has its limitations."

"For example, I can only see the future that I want to know. Unless it threatens me, I cannot foresee other things unless I intervene."

"That's still very impressive."

Aurora exclaimed in admiration.

Wayne nodded and then asked about his plans.

"So how do you plan to get our cooperation in subduing the divine deer?"

"Did the pressure or the lobbying efforts fail?"

Upon hearing this...

Sylvia gave a bright smile.

"Of course, it's about trapping them and then lobbying them."

"I want to join you because you are powerful enough that ordinary people cannot trap the World Deer without preparation."

"And those who can trap the World Dew will not give it to me; on the contrary, you would never do such a thing."

The words fell.

Wayne chuckled softly.

"It seems you've scouted out a lot of teams."

"But you're right, we really don't need to make a pact with the World Deer, because it's me, Athena, or Aurora."

"After that, you will have to form contracts with dragons, and they will all be high-ranking dragons or dragons on par with high-ranking dragons."

"You don't need to worry about us stealing it."

He then started a conversation.

"Sylvia, Athena, this is your home turf, why don't you tell us what good food there is in the north?"

Sylvia was taken aback, clearly not expecting Wayne's thoughts to be so unconventional, while Athena, having followed Wayne for so long, had become accustomed to his way of speaking.

So he replied casually.

"The lamb chops with cotton frosting and the beef ribs with ice cream are both good; they are signature dishes of Northern China."

"Personally, I still prefer lamb chop soup and beef rib soup. They don't need many seasonings; the flavor is already very fresh."

Listen to Athena's words.

Wayne was drooling a little, while Lei Shi slurped it down.

"It smells good, it smells good."

"Humans are truly ingenious. I've learned so much from following you these past few days, I don't even want to go back."

Upon hearing this...

Aurora glanced at Leishi on her shoulder and chuckled.

"From the moment I found you, you didn't think you'd have a chance to leave, did you?"

"What?"

"I did not sell myself!"

Wayne rolled his eyes at Lei Shi. "You didn't sell yourself, but you still owe me two lives, which are worth far more than you selling yourself."

"We'll see."

"You've been with me for quite some time now, so you should know that I'm the one always shoving things around me; when have you ever seen me push things away?"

…………

It was past six o'clock in the afternoon.

It was already completely dark.

In a corner of the Adventurers' Guild tavern in the small town, Wayne and his companions sat watching the bustling crowd inside, chatting and eating.

corner.

"It's really lively."

Wayne then looked at Athena and asked, "Why is such a small town so bustling? When we were in the East, perhaps only Cloud City had such a large crowd?"

Athena chuckled softly.

"These are two differences. The East is like spring all year round, and even in winter it is not as cold as the North."

"Therefore, there are many places to go, and pubs are just one of the places they go to have fun and relax."

He glanced at the crowd inside the tavern and continued.

"But the North is different. The cold environment has created this situation. They don't have much to go, and the Adventurers' Guild is the only place they can find fun."

"Don't underestimate this small town; most of the extraordinary individuals within a hundred miles have gathered here."

"In the northern ice plains, even in a major city like Ice City, the Adventurers' Guild is the most bustling place, and its headquarters are much larger than those in smaller cities like this."

As Athena was describing the features of the North to the crowd, a servant approached.

"Gentlemen, the food is ready."

After speaking, the waiter took the small pot from the trays held by several waiters behind him and began to place it on the table.

After a while.

After all the dishes were served, the waiter gave a slight bow.

"Please enjoy your meal, guests."

After saying that, he turned and left.

See here.

Wayne couldn't resist either, picked up his fork and poked at a piece of grilled steak. One bite and he could feel the freshness of the meat inside.

The seasonings used in Eastern-style grilled steaks account for half of the flavor, while Northern-style grilled steaks have fewer seasonings, but the meat is still delicious and tender.

"tasty."

After hearing this, Lei Shi couldn't hold back any longer. He quickly floated a piece of it in front of him and began to eat it in large bites.

.........

An hour later.

After everyone had eaten and drunk their fill, Wayne leaned back in his chair and was drinking juice when Sylvia spoke up.

"Where do we go next?"

Wayne didn't rush to answer, but instead raised an eyebrow and casually remarked.

"Do you live here?"

"And what's wrong with your eyes?"

Upon hearing this...

Sylvia was taken aback. Lei Shi was lying on the table with his four legs in the air, digesting his food. Thinking that Sylvia hadn't understood, he explained.

"They're asking you about your background and whether you're really blind."

puff!

Wayne spat out a mouthful of juice, but luckily he reacted quickly and sprayed it onto the ground to the side.

"Cough cough cough!"

It took Wayne a while to react. He took the tissue Athena handed him and wiped his mouth.

Then, an annoyed tone, he said, "So you're the only one with a mouth, huh?"

That's exactly what it meant.

"Um?"

"Alright, alright, I shouldn't have said anything."

After muttering something, Lei Shi settled down and remained silent. Seeing this, Wayne looked at Sylvia.

"I'm sorry."

"Don't take it to heart by arguing with Warcraft; we're all human."

Sylvia chuckled softly.

"Ha ha."

"I'm not angry, I was just thinking about how to say it."

He then steered the conversation back on track.

"I am not from this small town; I come from the northern region, which is close to the second wave of development."

"As for my eyes?"

"I really can't see. It's congenital and incurable. I've been taken care of by my grandmother at home since I was little."

"The scenes I see from time to time are my greatest form of entertainment. When I was twelve, I was diagnosed with intermediate-level mental talent and intermediate-level affinity for non-elemental elements, and was granted special permission to enter the magic academy in the territory."

"It was during that time, through continuous learning, that I realized the uniqueness of my own abilities."

"However, my abilities were not mature at that time. I could only see the future of what I was looking for. It was not until I advanced to the fourth level of wizard that it evolved into the real-time prediction I have today."

The words fell.

Wayne raised an eyebrow.

"So that means your abilities are evolving?"