An invincible journey starting from a different race

Isn't it weird that you guys live in Dream Town?!

How could Miss Noren live in Dream Town?! Miss Noren is such a great and noble person, how could she live in a place as obscene and vulgar as Dream Town!

Ye Lan found it so hard to accept that even her voice became hoarse: "Could it be that Miss Norn is also a nightmare..."

Noren shook his head: "No."

Ye Lan immediately breathed a sigh of relief.

"Although I was indeed created from the Dream Demon Shop," Noren pointed at Aesop and replied, "I am just his personal toy."

Ye Lan: “…”

Why... my heart hurts so much.

I'm supposed to be heartless, so why can I hear the sound of a breaking heart?

Reason told Ye Lan that it was time to leave, as he and Miss Nolen were not from the same world after all.

However, his emotions still made him say what was in his heart involuntarily: "Ms. Nolen, I want to be with you..."

He paused, then mustered up his courage.

"I want..." Ye Lan said seriously, "to become someone like you."

Norren said in surprise: "Do you also want to be his personal toy?"

Ye Lan: “…”

Gan Qiu and Ke Lim couldn't stand it any longer. Aesop was enough to deal with, and now this Norn's speech and thinking were exactly like Aesop's. How could the naive Ye Lan possibly be a match for them? So Gan Qiu quickly said, "Haha, Ye Lan, if you want, you can come with us to Dream Town. You're free now, so you don't have to stay in Loen anymore."

"Go, go to Dream Demon Town?" Ye Lan was a little confused. "What am I going to do in Dream Demon Town? Become a dream demon?"

"...Can't you just do your job?" Gan Qiu said speechlessly, "Aren't you selling sex toys?"

Ye Lan was stunned for a moment, then suddenly reacted.

Yes, I sell sex toys...

"Go to hell!" Ye Lan said to Gan Qiu angrily, "I sell puppet accessories, not sex toys. It's just that, it's just that there are occasionally sex toys among the accessories I sell!"

"Yeah, right, right." Gan Qiu nodded repeatedly, "Then you only need to sell spare parts in town."

The previous owner of the puppet shop was fooled by Aesop and went to the Magic City's Museum of Art to be sold as a cultural relic, so Gan Qiu lost a great source of fun. Even to purchase props, he had to come to Loen City, which was too inconvenient, so Gan Qiu decided to find ways to trick Ye Lan over.

Gan Qiu's words made Ye Lan hesitate a little. He had indeed wanted to leave Rune and live somewhere else for a long time, so going to Dream Town was not a bad idea. After all, he was doing his job there and could see Miss Nolen every day.

But the question is, is it a good thing or a bad thing to see Miss Nolen every day?

Ye Lan didn't want to see Aesop playing with toys, as that would really break him down.

So how do you choose?

Ye Lan was in a dilemma, and at this moment, several more puppets suddenly appeared in front of them.

"Ah, I found you."

These are the puppets that followed Norn and helped her find the location of the Unico heritage. They were previously controlled by the church, but now they have regained their freedom.

Seeing more and more puppets coming towards this side, Ye Lan took two steps back so that his body would not block Miss Nolen, because in his opinion, these puppets were all looking for Miss Nolen.

But what Ye Lan didn't expect was that the puppets flew directly past Noren and then greeted Aesop directly.

"Thank you for releasing us from our bond and setting us free."

Ye Lan's eyes widened immediately, but when he thought that it was indeed Aesop who saved them, the surprise in his heart gradually dissipated, and he just felt a little sad.

Now, I am the only one who still thinks about Miss Nolen.

Facing the thanks from the puppets, Aesop just nodded without saying anything.

Words were meaningless, he was more looking forward to how these puppets would thank him.

Sure enough, although the puppet has no heart, it is still very grateful and said to Aesop.

"We have no parents, but your kindness to us is like that of living parents," the first puppet said seriously. "You gave us the opportunity to escape slavery and see the outside world. We will never forget this kindness."

"Yes," said the second golem, "as long as you can use us, no matter what you need us to do, we will do it."

"But now, we feel that this is still not enough. Although we are no longer slaves, we are still penniless and worthless," said the third puppet. "So we decided to leave Loen and live in various corners of the world. That way, no matter where you are, you can find us and get our help."

Everyone was moved by the puppets' sincerity. No one was short-sighted and they all understood what the puppets' promises meant.

This is simply like having an organization with all-powerful connections.

"To convince you that we're not just talking nonsense," the first puppet spoke again, "we've decided to leave you the most precious part of our bodies as proof of our oath today. If anyone breaks it, we'll unite and fight him."

As he spoke, the first puppet broke off his own fingers and handed them to Aesop respectfully.

"My fingers are made of jade. They are the most precious part of my body. I leave them to you."

The second puppet flipped open the switch on its chest and took out its own "heart." "This is my heart. Although it's just a decoration, it's the thing I value most. I'm giving it to you."

This operation opened the eyes of several people. Is this the promise of the puppets?

It turns out that the phrase "I would give my heart for you" is not just talk, it is really done!

Then, each puppet offered its most precious thing. I don’t know if it was agreed upon or just a coincidence, but there was almost no duplication of these things. So Aesop got more and more parts in his hands, and he looked like a puppet merchant.

Until a male puppet took off his pants and said embarrassedly: "I was created not long ago. There is no valuable part of my body. I only have one special skill, so..."

"Uh, there's no need for this..."

Aesop was about to refuse this rather strong offer, but he saw Gan Qiu approaching with shining eyes.

"I want this, I want this, haha." Gan Qiu held the special skill in his hand, as proud as if he were holding a sword. "With this, there is no need to worry about whether there is a nightmare that I can't deal with."

Aesop and Kelim moved away from Ganqiu silently.

At this time, all the puppets had expressed their "thanks", leaving only Ye Lan.

Ye Lan looked around and found that everyone was looking at him. Knowing that he couldn't escape, he said, "Of course I have it too, uh..."

She looked at the circle of parts and found that all the necessary parts were there. She could assemble a new puppet on the spot. It would be too insincere to give away duplicates.

So she gritted her teeth and asked Aesop, "What do you want from me?"

Aesop thought for a moment and replied.

"I want you to be a woman."

I sleep in the Dream Demon Shop on Monday, Wednesday and Friday

"Oh? Aesop, you guys are back."

After having fun all night, Stank and Jer returned to the food and wine pavilion. They saw several people sitting at the table eating, and immediately came over and stuffed the roasted ham on the table into their mouths without any hesitation.

"Ah, you guys are really quick this time. I thought it would take at least a month." Stank said while chewing on ham. "It looks like it went pretty smoothly."

Aesop looked at his empty plate, then at the unceremonious Stank, and then placed Ganqiu's plate in front of Stank. Without changing his expression, he said, "It went quite smoothly indeed. Do you want more? There's more here."

"Oh, thank you so much." Stank finished Aesop's ham in no time and immediately touched the other one on the plate. "You have no idea what we went through last night. The cow orcs were so abominable. It's unreasonable. I was completely helpless. I really need to eat more to replenish my energy."

As he said this, he stuffed the ham on Ganqiu's plate into his mouth, took two bites, but couldn't move it.

"Damn it, what is this thing..."

Just as Stank was about to see what he was eating, Gan Qiu came in from outside. He saw this side at a glance and immediately roared.

"Stank! How dare you eat my baby!"

Gan Qiu immediately rushed over, snatched the food from Stank's mouth, and then protected it with great concern.

Only then did Stank see clearly what he had just chewed on. It was a huge... wooden stick, a prop usually seen in sex toy shops. His eyes widened immediately, and then he turned his head and began to retch, directly spitting out the ham that Aesop had just snatched away.

After vomiting, he glared at Gan Qiu and said, "Are you sick? Put this thing on the table!"

"You're the one with the problem!" Gan Qiu said, "I just wanted to go out and find a nice box to pack it up. Who would have thought that after leaving for a while... No, why the hell are you chewing on this thing?"

As he spoke, a hint of fear welled up in Gan Qiu's eyes.

"You're not curious about the taste of this thing, are you?" Gan Qiu said, "Then just chew your own. You have plenty of it."

Stank: "..."

This was really hard to explain. He had noticed that the guests in the food and wine pavilion were all looking at this side. He really didn't want to be burdened with some strange title, lest he couldn't continue his brotherhood. He could only sigh and then let Medori serve a new plate of ham to Aesop.

Stank is no fool, how could he not know that this was Aesop's revenge? He's truly worthy of the name, right? He always manages to pull off something so eye-popping that it's truly eye-popping.

Being evil is so scary.

So Aesop had a brand new baked ham.

"Tell us about your experience this time." After laughing enough, Jer began to speak. "We are quite curious. By the way, I just saw that there seems to be a new puppet shop opened in town."

"Yeah." Stank also remembered and said, "The shop owner is quite good-looking, but her eyes are a bit fierce. She looks at everyone as if she wants to kill him. This kind of personality is quite rare... Aesop, are you related to her?"

Aesop thought about it, then shook his head: "There is no special relationship."

"Oh……"

"She originally wanted to be a man," Aesop said calmly, "and then I turned her into a woman, that's all."

"I see."

"That's all."

Stank and Jer nodded subconsciously, and only realized something after a while.

"What did you say?!"

In the end, Stank and Jer finally captured Klim and asked him to explain the whole story.

After hearing this, both of their expressions became complicated.

"This trip of yours is so... dreamy," Stank said, scratching his head. "It makes me feel like I've missed out on some incredible experiences."

"Indeed." Jer nodded, but a hint of fear flashed in his eyes. "But to be honest, I don't feel sorry. After all, they are being targeted by the hero, which is very troublesome."

"Yeah, I feel like that woman won't let you go so easily." Stank said to Aesop, "You better be careful."

Just as Aesop was about to nod, Medori flew over and said unhappily, "Don't worry about who's brave or not for now, Aesop. There's still something you haven't resolved yet."

Several people turned to look at her, and Aesop asked, "What?"

"What are you asking..." Medori said, "We don't have enough rooms, Aesop. Where will Miss Nolen live?"

Medori was speechless about Aesop.

Originally, the food and wine pavilion had plenty of rooms, but after Aesop arrived, he took up one room and brought back a flower demon. Although flower demons don't take up much space, they still need a room, right? Then there was only one room left. But because Aesop was here, Miss Zi Teng, who never stayed overnight at the food and wine pavilion, now came back every few days, making the room unusually tight.

Now it’s even better. I brought back another one... It’s not even that I brought it back, but rather that the toy that was originally here has become a spirit.

Aesop was a little puzzled: "Wouldn't it be fine if it was the same as before?"

"What do you mean the same as before?" Medori said, "Your room only has a small bed. How can two people sleep in it?"

Aesop said, "Then sleep alone."

"Then why...oh." Medori nodded. "You mean you're sleeping on the floor?"

"No." Aesop shook his head and said, "I'll sleep on the bed, and she can just stand there like before."

This sentence silenced everyone present.

After a moment's silence, he suddenly exploded.

"Fuck, are you even human? Are you talking like a human being?"

"You're really not a human! You're really not a human!"

"Although it's true that puppets don't need beds, your words don't seem very human."

After a series of campaigns, Aesop began to understand what they meant.

After gaining consciousness, Nolen can no longer be treated as the toy he was at the beginning.

"You have a point." Aesop nodded. He was always humble about his own mistakes. "Then let her sleep on the floor... No, let her sleep on my bed. Just give her my room."

Everyone was a little surprised, not understanding how Aesop suddenly got the idea and jumped directly from standing to the bed, even skipping the step of sleeping on the floor.

"Where are you going to sleep?" asked Medori.

"I'm sleeping in the Dream Demon Shop." Aesop answered as a matter of course.