I'll also work hard to conquer the dungeon today.

Chapter 130, Section 1.8: Building Good Relationships is Important

Mu Yegui walked down the street, looking at the hand-drawn map in her hand, recalling what Lanlos had told her earlier: "If you want to find something, you can try going to a tavern. Although it may cost a bit more, you will definitely get a lot of results."

A tavern...

Come to think of it, she had never been to a tavern before; the only time she went was when Mu Yin did.

After the dungeon ended, Daolin accepted Shui Qi's invitation, so the two left together, while Fernana left alone without saying a word.

Mu Yegui, who was left behind, encountered Lanlos, who was preparing to have afternoon tea, as he was about to leave.

Ok……

Was the Godfather's daily life really that colorful?
Lias had mentioned that the book he possessed was a gift from his godfather, so she casually inquired about the whereabouts of the original book. However, she learned that the original book had been torn to pieces long ago, and it could only be pieced together from scraps of the original. This was the very page she had torn from Lias's book [the incomplete page '104']. The book had a total of 108 pages, meaning she needed to collect 107 more [incomplete pages '104'].

There was no way to collect it on her own, so Lanlos suggested that she try her luck at the tavern.

The tavern can offer bounty missions. As long as the price is high enough, there's no fear that people won't bring the items. Besides, no one will know that these items can actually be pieced together to form a crown prince item; they'll just think it's a useless item used to trick people.

"So? How much are you planning to offer?" Mu Yin asked.

“Three silver coins per contract, which is already the highest price in the current market where only copper coins are in circulation. So I put all of Xiaoyin’s pocket money for this week on it.” Mu Yegui walked out of the tavern and looked at the kraft paper contract in his hand, and said slowly.

"I thought I could be a little more extravagant..." Mu Yin said helplessly.

Mu Yegui paused slightly, turned to look at herself in the shop window, and said softly, "Compared to Xiaoyin, who likes to spend money recklessly, I think I just spend money on important things."

Mu Yin snorted coldly, indicating that he did not want to pay any attention to Mu Yegui.

"What's so interesting about looking at yourself in the mirror?" Mu Yin said, displeased, as Mu Yegui kept staring at his reflection in the shop window.

"I wasn't looking at myself." Mu Yegui shook her head, then reached out and pointed with her fingertip to the familiar figure reflected in the shop window across the street.

"Ling Tong..." Mu Yin asked in surprise, "Why is he here?"

"Don't ask me, I have no way of knowing why he's here. Just go ask him, and you'll find out." Mu Yegui turned and ran across the street.

the other side.

Ling Tong was about to walk towards a blacksmith's shop when he suddenly felt someone following him. He paused for a moment and then decided to turn around and take a look.

Mu Yegui stood not far away, calmly watching her with his expressionless face.

Ling Tong: "..."

Their eyes met but neither spoke. Ling Tong looked away and continued walking forward. Seeing Ling Tong leave, Mu Yegui left and followed.

Ling Tong stopped and looked back at her, while Mu Yegui also stopped and stared at him.

"Why are you following me?" Ling Tong sighed softly and asked.

Mu Yegui simply shook her head without saying a word. Seeing that he couldn't get any answers from her, Ling Tong ignored her and continued walking forward, quickening his pace several times over. However, even after he reached the blacksmith's shop, he still couldn't shake off Mu Yegui.

“…Come here.” Ling Tong subconsciously touched the tassel earring on her left ear and said with a helpless expression.

Mu Yegui nodded and jogged over to his side, then went inside with him.

"welcome."

The blacksmith's owner was a muscular, rather unattractive man. Mu Yegui glanced at him once, then looked away, standing obediently beside Ling Tong without uttering a word. "Is my sword finished?" Ling Tong stood at the door without going in, her calm tone tinged with a slight unease.

"Something's still missing. I don't know exactly what it is. Right now, I only know two things. This is the first time I've forged the sword you mentioned. I'll have to confirm it as I forge it," the blacksmith said helplessly, shrugging his shoulders.

"Which two?" Ling Tong asked.

"The Reverse Scale and the Fire Crystal Stone, which only exists deep within magma." The blacksmith pulled out an ancient book and pointed to the extremely distorted and mysterious characters on it.

Only dragons possess the Reverse Scale, and dragons are the most defensive race in this world. The only way to obtain a Reverse Scale is to slay a dragon. As for the Fire Crystal Stone deep within the lava, it's impossible to obtain it without swimming in the lava.

Either way, it's a one-way trip.

"What if there isn't one?" Ling Tong touched the extremely beautiful longsword displayed in front of the door and asked softly.

"If you don't have that, then it's just an ordinary broken sword. If you want a weapon that can't break and can withstand your own strength, you have to find a suitable item to replace it."

"I understand, I'll give it to you." Ling Tong nodded in agreement.

The blacksmith turned to look at Mu Yegui, who had been silent all along, and greeted him with a grin, "Hey little customer over there, would you like me to adjust your weapon? His Highness the Lord of the Sinful Kingdom is a regular here too. Your weapons seem to be the same type, why don't you give them a try?"

"This one?" Mu Yegui pulled out a short sword from his waist and showed it to the blacksmith.

The blacksmith shop owner was slightly taken aback, then quickly waved his hand and refused, "No need, no need, it's too perfect, there's no need for any adjustments, it's simply... it's simply like two weapons perfectly fused together... unbelievable..."

"Two?" The cold, silver eyes stared intently at the short sword in his hand. There was clearly only one, so why was he being told there were two?

While Mu Yegui was puzzled, Ling Tong opened the door and prepared to leave, and Mu Yegui hurriedly followed.

The two walked in silence. Ling Tong's tone was calm, without a trace of annoyance, but it carried a hint of frustration: "Why are you following me?"

"grain reserves……"

"Stop! Speak normally." Ling Tong suddenly stopped and held up a finger in front of Mu Yegui.

Mu Yegui glanced at the shop sign behind him, pondered for a moment, and said, "Mr. Ling Tong."

Ling Tong shook her head and said, "No need to be so formal."

"Tongtong?" Mu Yegui blinked her cool silver eyes slightly, her tone tinged with confusion.

"It's too natural and familiar." Ling Tong frowned under the mask and denied it again.

"Tongzhen is just a child, it's just a name, you can call her whatever you want." Mu Yegui tilted his head, his expression still blank, but he clearly gave the impression of an adult watching a child being unreasonable.

Ling Tong: "..."

My post dropped off the recommendation list this week, so I'll resume with one update per week. Let's see if it makes the list again next week; the list is updated roughly every Tuesday. If it makes the recommendation list next Tuesday, I'll continue with two updates.

Although it's supposed to be one update per day, there will be extra updates on holidays, such as White Valentine's Day this week.

Yes, that's right, the way to get that book was really ridiculous.

This actually foreshadows the next instance.

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(End of this chapter)