August 1349.

Strictly speaking, it is still summer season, but for Tingen, located north of the Kingdom of Roone, the climate is not very hot.

On a cool morning, boats slowly entered the port in the dock area.

Docked at the dock.

Workers and sailors on the dock are busy.

Suddenly, a scream broke out on a small merchant ship.

"You said you sent me to Beckland, why did you let me get off the boat now!"

People looked at it one after another.

On that boat, there was a pretty tall girl.

Her facial features are a little nasty, but she is not small.

There was anger in the dark blue eyes, and without hesitation, she could easily pick up the thin captain.

In front of this girl, she is a thin middle-aged man in her forties.

He was wearing a boat-shaped hat and one leg was obviously lame. Even when he stood on a wooden box, he could only look up at the girl in front of him.

The captain sighed and said, "Miss Nefi, you don't pay enough for the ship to go to Beckland."

"What's more, your 'money' cannot be considered shipping money at all."

"If you hadn't helped me fight off the pirates, I wouldn't have even sent you to Tingen."

"I think I have fulfilled my responsibility to send you here."

The girl named Naifie said angrily: "In our hometown, shells and beautiful stones in the sea are 'money'."

The captain looked helpless: "But this is Ruin, and only copper pennies, Sule, and gold pounds can be used to trade."

"Okay, you should get off the boat."

"Maybe you can find a job here, save some money, and then go where you want to go."

"I suggest you go and be a 'hunter'."

Nafi said angrily: "I am a hunter, and the brown bears in the mountains turn around and run when they see me!"

She picked up her simple luggage, left the merchant ship, and walked onto the dock.

After walking out a long way with anger.

The girl raised her head, her eyes a little confused, and she didn't know where to go.

But after a moment, curiosity occupied her heart.

The freshness of coming to a strange city and the desire to explore, let her see here and there.

Just left the dock area.

"Jenny's oyster soup, freshly baked, cheap and delicious, come in a bowl of spirits in the morning."

"Mark's freshly fried meat patty is more meat and has less noodles. Are you sure you won't have one?"

"Look, gentlemen and ladies, the fish just sent from the port is only 5 pence per tail."

On the street, various mobile street vendors shouted vigorously, greeting passers-by.

Nafi was dazzled and felt that the market in the village was not as lively as here every month.

"No wonder my mother said she wanted to find the next recipe, get Ruhn, and go to the big city."

"There are so many people here, and there are so many things."

The girl sniffed, smelled the fragrance, and came to a street vendor.

The street vendor looked up at the girl who was one head taller than him: "Beautiful lady, do you want a fried meat fish?"

Nefi felt that his mouth was getting warmer, and nodded, pointing to the biggest one: "I want this one."

"Okay, 5p."

Nafi hesitated and took out a few beautiful shells: "Do you like this?"

The street vendor's face suddenly pulled down: "If you don't buy it, don't make trouble, go up there!"

Nafi swallowed, looked at the street vendors, measured the strength of both sides, and concluded that he could easily throw the vendors to the end of the street.

But she still smiled, put away the shell and left.

Stop and go.

Nafi followed the abortion and arrived at a bakery.

Slyn Bakery.

She was attracted by the aroma of the bakery and her stomach sounded very well.

Nafi looked at the bakery and the owner was an old lady in her seventies.

She thought about it.

Walked over.

The old lady's hair was gray and her face was filled with a gentle smile. She looked at Nafei and said, "Dear, what do you want to do?"

Nafi looked at the bread and cake inside, swallowed it, and said, "Grandma, do you need help?"

"I'm very strong, I can help you with work."

The old lady with full name Wendy Sling smiled gently, "Dear, maybe you see, I'm just a very small bakery."

“I can do all the jobs alone.”

Nafei's face suddenly dimmed, she lowered her head and pointed: "Okay, I wish you a happy grandma."

She turned around, feeling confused and didn't know how to make money.

At this time, a gentle sound came from behind: "This is the bread I couldn't sell yesterday. It's already a little hard and the taste is not very good."

"If you don't dislike it, just take it."

Nafi's eyes shone a little bit.

Turning around, I saw the old lady wrapping a piece of rye noodles into a paper bag.

When Nefi took the paper bag, his nose sore, and then he bowed deeply: "Thank you, grandma."

Holding a paper bag, I walked on the street, eating rye bread that was a bit cold and hard as I walked.

Nefi was curious about everything.

unconsciously.

The daytime is over.

The arrival of night reminded her of something.

She has no place to stay.

Nafi had to curl up next to a house with a rental sign hanging on the lawn on the street.

Fortunately, Tingen in summer is not cold even at night.

But as Nefie was about to sleep, there was a light shining her eyes, and someone heard someone shouting, "You can't sleep here."

Nafi blocked the light with her hands and realized that it was two policemen carrying horse lanterns.

They wore black and white plaid uniforms and soft hats.

One of the policemen with a brown beard said in a slightly sharp voice: "Get out of here immediately."

"Hey, it's actually a girl, so big that I'm scared."

Nafi had to pack up and leave the house.

The annoying policeman behind also shouted: "You can't go to the park, including all public places."

"If I find out, I will arrest you for violating the Public Safety Ordinance, hear clearly."

Nefi grimaced at him.

Walking on the street illuminated by street lights, Nafi was feeling melancholy and wondered whether she should leave her hometown.

"no!"

"I can't just admit defeat!"

The girl clenched her fists and cheered herself up, and then her stomach rang out in a bad mood.

She covered her stomach: "Tomorrow, you must find a job tomorrow."

As she passed an alley, she heard a familiar voice.

"You can't do this."

"Kids, this is the money I have earned hard."

"You can't just take it."

Nafi walked into the alley and saw a gray-haired old lady sitting on the ground.

Next to her, two young men, seventeen or eighteen years old, were opening a wallet and stuffing the copper pennies and banknotes into their pockets.

One of them looked at the necklace around the old lady's neck and his eyes were glowing, and he reached out to grab it.

But at this time.

One hand held his shoulder.

Then he was pulled into the darkness.

Then there was a muffled sound of fists colliding with their bodies and a few screams in the darkness.
Chapter completed!