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"It's hard to make friends in this particular town, isn't it?"

Glenn couldn't help but make a joke when he saw the other person's helpless look.

"I feel the same way. I've been here so long that I almost can't speak anymore."

Ina seemed to enjoy talking to people and was unusually proactive in answering Glenn's questions.

"By the way, how long have you and your sister lived here? Do you know anything about this?" Glenn returned to work mode, but that did not stop him from continuing the chat.

After tilting her head and thinking for a moment, Aina said uncertainly: "My brother and I have been here for more than a hundred years... Well, I can't remember clearly."

Glenn paused and then acted as if nothing had happened.

He continued without changing his tone: "That makes him an old resident."

"Old residents?" Aina didn't seem to agree with this statement. She shook her head gently. "My brother and I are still new residents, Mr. Glenn. The real old residents never appear outside the town."

Glenn looked up at Aina in surprise for a moment before he exhaled and said:

"This is really beyond my expectation. It seems that this town is much more mysterious than I thought."

"Hehe..." Ina was very satisfied with Glenn's reaction. She chuckled twice before continuing:

"This was also told to us by a more enthusiastic town resident. Um... Compared to other townspeople, he is very enthusiastic. He said that the old townspeople can actually be considered a family. They sleep in the center of the town and we rarely see them. It is said that this is to avoid hurting others and to accompany the mayor."

After hearing this, Glenn felt that the folding table was not given in vain.

He was silent for a long time before he sincerely thanked her: "Thank you for telling me this, otherwise I would not know where to get this information from."

Aina seemed very happy. She turned around and said with a smile, "I am happy to share this too. I can't remember the last time I chatted with someone other than my brother."

"It was an honor."

In this way, Glenn was doing carpentry work on the side, while the puppet lady, who looked like a fairy tale princess, was chirping nearby.

Both of them were very interested in this, and the conversation lasted until the evening, from what Ina had seen and heard in the past hundred years in the town to the interesting things that happened when she and her brother traveled outside.

During this conversation, Glenn also learned some information about the town.

For example, those strange monsters that appear in the dark are actually the mayor’s pets and will not easily harm the townspeople.

"Oops! It's getting dark. We can't continue chatting."

As Aina was talking, she suddenly screamed and noticed that night had arrived.

"I'm so sorry, Mr. Glenn, I have to go back. My brother must have known that I ran away. He will scold me to death. Goodbye..."

Miss Puppet turned around and was about to leave, but Glenn said with a malicious look, "Don't worry, because your brother has already been here."

These words made Aina's body stiffen, as if she didn't understand what Glenn meant.

However, a very familiar voice came, making her face bitter.

"Aina, you disappoint me so much."

Parindes, who looked like a matchstick man, walked out of the darkness and spoke to Ina, but his eyes were fixed on Glenn.

"I'm sorry, Parindes, I'm just too bored staying in the house..." Miss Puppet lowered her head and admitted her mistake sincerely.

Parindes opened his mouth, but finally said weakly: "Go back."

Aina lifted her skirt and headed home immediately.

Parindes did not move immediately. He looked at Glenn, who was working with his head down, and said, "Thank you for chatting with Ina. I haven't seen her so happy in a long time."

Glenn threw away the wood in his hand, looked at Parinders, and said in a slightly teasing tone: "I thought you were going to tell me not to get close to my sister in the future."

Parindes clenched his fists, and had the urge to hit the other party, but in the end he patiently said: "I can still tell right from wrong, you weird boy."

After saying that, he turned and left.

This world is still quite interesting... Glenn looked at the direction where the puppet brothers and sisters left and smiled silently.

……

The next day.

After having a fairly hearty breakfast, Glenn tied several wooden furniture items he had completed yesterday onto the cart.

After making sure the bundle was secure, he released the big deer, intending to use it to pull the cart.

The big deer seemed to have gotten used to the people and environment here, and did not resist Glenn's touch and caress much.

After feeding the deer, Glenn tied the cart to the deer.

Seeing that the other party did not resist, he finally breathed a sigh of relief and imitated the coachman, driving the "deer cart" slowly forward.

Although the speed is not very fast, it is much more efficient than walking.

Sitting relaxedly on the reindeer cart, Glenn also experienced the feeling of being a driver, which was pretty good.

But the journey afterwards was not so smooth.

As soon as he left the Bayek area, Glenn was stopped by a group of people in armor.

The leader was a man wearing noble knight armor, and it was obvious that he was of much higher status than the others.

"Boy, you have offended the nobles! Now the noble Lord Chanis wants me to take you back. Come down quickly and follow me!"

As he spoke, he was already touching the knight's sword at his waist, with a threatening look on his face.

"Lord Chanis?" Glenn raised his eyebrows, then suddenly realized, "He must be the parent of that curly-haired Teddy."

Baber's eyes widened. "How dare you! How dare a lowly commoner disrespect a noble!"

The private soldiers around him drew their weapons at the same time, and the sunlight reflected from their swords almost flashed Glenn's eyes.

Baber thought that the young man would be scared to death by such a scene, but his reaction was very calm, as if their fierce appearance was for the blind to see.

Glenn looked back at his furniture, feeling troubled.

Should we go back with this guy and give that lord a good beating, or just drive them away like this?

He wanted to go back with them, but he was afraid that his things would be lost.

After thinking for a long time, he decided to take a trip.

"Okay, I'll go with you, but I have to hide my things."

Glenn pointed to the furniture cargo behind him.

Baber narrowed his eyes. He wanted to curse directly. What kind of conditions did a civilian dare to put forward?

However, seeing that the other party was not afraid at all, and living in a strange place like Bayek, he made the wise choice to nod.

Under these unfriendly gazes, Glenn drove the stag cart to a rocky corner.

The big deer was tied to the foot of a big tree.

Only then did he set off with this group of noble private soldiers.

The group all had their own horses, but Glenn had to travel on foot.

He was too lazy to pay attention to it and waited until he got to the local place to settle the matter.

……

Inside Chanis's manor.

The lord was chatting with a guest in the back garden.

The other person was also dressed in aristocratic clothes, had a tuft of upturned beard on his chin, and spoke in a rhythmic manner.

The two seemed to be very familiar with each other and laughed from time to time.