Adventurer, did you revive today by watching the ads too?

Who says adventurers can't watch GG resurrect? Chapter 72

"Okay, let's leave it here. I can take the tram along line 16 to get back."

"Line 16, you live in the Upper East Side?" Hua Zhen was taken aback.

"Yeah, what's wrong?"

In front of the small platform.

After the dinner, Valentina said goodbye to Huazhen, Tiague, and Karula.

Tonight, their adventurer team was officially formed.

When the results were told to Miss Anna and she was asked to put the list on the register, Miss Anna was so surprised that she covered her mouth.

Her expression was as if she were seeing her daughter get married and find happiness; she was genuinely happy for Hua Zhen and Tia Ge.

As for the team's name—

To be honest, nothing has been decided yet. Valentina doesn't mind, but Hua Zhen and Tia Go have very different opinions.

The current temporary separation is normal.

An adventurer party is one thing.

However, personal life is a different matter altogether.

Even adventurers who are particularly strapped for cash generally don't live with their teammates.

Things like personal privacy, daily habits, the security of valuables, and personal safety —

In short, there are many reasons.

Aside from Tia, that guy is a complete oddball.

However, she wasn't a lazy bum; at least she usually did her cleaning and laundry duties well.

Even if you wanted to blame this hardworking girl, you wouldn't find any reason to do so.

"It's nothing—let's continue taking on commissions tomorrow, and meet at the Adventurers' Guild again, is that alright?" Hua Zhen said.

"Yes, no problem."

"Oh, right," Tia said, pressing Karula's head down in an apologetic gesture, "I'm sorry for getting your clothes dirty earlier. This girl didn't do it on purpose—no, actually she did. How should I put it—she's like a kitten. Have you ever owned a kitten? You can't feed a kitten when it's hissing, otherwise it will form a conditioned reflex and know that as long as it hisses, it will get food. That is, it will develop a bad habit."

"Uh, okay, I'll be careful."

Valentina thought about what had happened at the guild tavern earlier and felt that Tia's analogy was indeed apt.

Is it a kitten?

She glanced at Karula, who had her head down, and then at Huazhen and Tia.

I wonder who owns this fierce little cat.

The jingling car came along the tracks on the wide street, its copper bells jingling.

The car doors slid open, and people moved about calmly.

Valentina waved to the two of them and then boarded the tram.

Watching the tram drive away into the distance, Hua Zhen downed the beer can in one gulp, then casually tossed it into the trash can on the platform before turning and leaving.

"Hey, hey, hey, where are you going?" Tia called out to him.

"Going home?" Hua Zhen turned around. "Something wrong?"

"Not taking a car?"

"How much money do you have in your pocket? You're always taking the bus. That one meal at the guild cost us 800 solas. Besides, if you just lie around after eating, you'll gain weight, you know? And it's because you don't train properly that your physical fitness is so weak!"

"Holy crap, did I have to say so much just because I mentioned it briefly?"

"That's true. If you don't want to become a chubby little girl, then you'd better walk back with me. If you want to take a car, then do as you please."

Hua Zhen walked forward without looking back.

Tia pouted and angrily dragged Karula after them.

It would take at least an hour and a half to walk back to Green Street from this platform.

The bustling city at night is a scene of constant traffic and activity.

In this era where magical technology has flourished, even the buildings along the streets have become magnificent.

The magic stone lamp can freely change its color, making it look as radiant as a neon night scene.

However, this is different from Hua Zhen's living environment before she transmigrated.

First of all, the architectural styles are very different.

Secondly, besides humans, there are many other races on the streets.

The fair-skinned and beautiful elf was wearing a new fringed crop top, with silver chains jingling around her slender waist.

The cat girl selling newspapers at the intersection was different from the cat girl with the smell of smoke that Hua Zhen knew. Although her legs were a bit short, her thick platform boots made up for it. Her fluffy ears and wagging tail were very cute, making people want to pet her.

There were also dairy cow girls selling new products in front of the dairy shops —

Holy crap, that's a huge thing.

Is it colored?

Not sure.

The flowers are in full bloom; if I don't take a few glances at them, I'll seem like I'm not appreciative of romance.

"Tsk tsk tsk—" Tia exclaimed in admiration, "That elf girl has a really good figure, her voluptuousness is almost on par with Valentina!"

"She's just an old woman, not worth mentioning," Hua Zhen said calmly, waving her hand.

"Hmph, what do you know, you virgin!" Tia's tone was like that of an old man.

"yue~vomit~!"

As if some kind of memory that had been automatically sealed away in her brain to protect it from severe injury was about to burst out, Hua Zhen bent over and dry heaved.

"Hey, are you alright? What are you doing, a guy like you, having morning sickness in the street?" Tia patted Hua Zhen's back to help.

"Ugh—no, don't say those kinds of things again."

"Oh—you're a man, you won't have a baby. You can't expect to give birth to a baby through a steel door."

"Damn it—no—I meant that previous comment—'old ginger'—it just sounds so fishy and stinky!"

Tia raised an eyebrow almost imperceptibly.

Oh—so this guy was vaguely remembering Martha?

Is that woman really that slovenly?

The streets were bustling with people, like a flowing melody of music.

Hua Zhen and Tia Ge led Karula on their way home, with Shiva following behind, leisurely strolling after a satisfying meal.

Karula looked around curiously, her crimson eyes reflecting the exquisite candies in the glass display case of the candy store.

"Mom—Son—My son!"

Karula stopped in front of the candy store and looked up at Huazhen with her little face.

For the first time, her beautiful, rosy-red eyes revealed an expression of anticipation.

Absolutely—really—impossible to refuse!

As a son, isn't it my duty to be filial to my mother?

"Well, that's great," Tia chuckled, "the money saved on train tickets is gone, and someone will have to pay out of pocket."

"Wow, I'm the only one paying? Aren't you going to offer something in return?"

"I'm broke," Tia said frankly. "What do you mean by that?"

After leaving the guild, she sent the little money she had to her father in the countryside, as she was currently short of funds.

There should have been a few days left before the remittance date.

However, these days Tia felt incredibly proud of herself for making so much money and couldn't wait to show it off to her father.

There was also a letter she had written inside the envelope containing the money.

"Sigh, there's nothing I can do. My teammates are broke, and my mom is crying for food—what can I do when I'm such a filial son?" Hua Zhen sighed.

"Hey, you filial son, you can only buy a little, okay?" Tia said, "Otherwise, it'll give her bad teeth."

"Okay, do you want to buy some too?"

"Huh?"

Upon hearing this, Tia was taken aback at first, then turned her head away somewhat embarrassed.

"I'm not a child anymore. Compared to all this fancy stuff, fried skewers are much more filling."

"Then let's have fried skewers when we get back tomorrow night. Remember to make mine slightly spicy."

Hua Zhen spent another two hundred Sola to buy some candy.

He wasn't very interested in sweets, so he only bought portions of Karula and Tia.

As Karula walked out of the store, she had a candy in her mouth, her eyes squinted, and she looked very satisfied, as if she was about to start snoring any second.

Hua Zhen patted Karula's head.

Her washed silver hair was indeed very smooth, with a silky feel that made her irresistible to touch.

Shouldn't we buy some children's clothes for Mom?

Hua Zhen thought about the money she had earned over this period of time.

Aside from that anonymous million-dollar check.

After deducting all expenses and adding the fee for today's commission, there is still about 17,000 left.

There's nothing I can do; the automatic payment for the treadmill, which cost over ten thousand yuan, resulted in this situation.

It feels a bit like you signed up for a yearly video streaming membership to get a discount, only to find that the automatic renewal can't be canceled.

Seventeen thousand is more than enough to buy some clothes.

Just as Hua Zhen was thinking this, she suddenly felt someone bump into her.

At that moment, Hua Zhen instinctively protected her pocket, making sure her wallet was still inside.

"Excuse me."

The speaker was a woman wearing sunglasses. She nodded to Hua Zhen in apology and then quickly walked away.

Hua Zhen took out her wallet and looked at it. She gently ran her finger across the stack of money to make sure that no bills were missing before she felt at ease.

"That guy can't watch where he's going?" Tia rolled up her sleeves.

"Never mind, it was just a bump. Let's go to the clothing store."

"clothing store?"

"Yes, since we're going to train Karura, I think it's necessary to buy her some changes of clothes first."

"Yeah, she wore all my clothes at the hotel; they were way too big for her." Tia nodded in agreement. "Clothes are like sets; different sizes look different. It's kind of funny when someone insists on buying the largest size when their clothes are too small—by the way, what's pineapple juice?"

"What pineapple juice?" Hua Zhen asked seriously.

"It's that line you said to Carula today, isn't it? Why did you suddenly change your target when you called out 'Pineapple Juice Little Guy'?"

"Pineapple juice is my safe word—no, it means enemy."

"ha?"

"Think about it, Karula has only been learning for a few days. If you want to teach her how to deal with enemies, shouldn't you first make her understand the meaning of the word? So I just randomly picked one to train her."

Tia frowned.

suspicious----

The way this guy's eyes were darting around was really suspicious!

Hua Zhen is definitely hiding something.

The woman wearing sunglasses stood far away from the crowd, her gaze coldly sweeping over Hua Zhen's group through her sunglasses and the street.

Then she turned her head and continued walking forward.

Before long, the woman arrived at the Farlands Police Department.

After skillfully filling out the visitation form and undergoing various procedures such as body search, she arrived at the detention center at the back.

The people detained here are mostly ordinary criminals, mainly those who have not yet been sentenced or are serving short-term sentences.

The woman arrived at Zone 3 of the detention center.

"Quiet down!" The young female sheriff lashed the iron bars with her leather whip. "It's almost time for your break. If anyone makes another sound, I'll drag you out and whip you until your skin is torn and bleeding!"

"A damn bunch of idiots!" The sheriff spat angrily.

Area 3 is said to hold people who are mentally unstable.

The woman ignored these phenomena.

She walked straight to the innermost room at the end of the corridor.

The sheriff opened the door and stopped the woman as she was about to step inside.

She said coldly, "Remember, you only have five minutes. Leave immediately when the time is up."

"Bail is in my hands. Please prepare a form for me." The woman handed over a Sola note worth one thousand dollars.

"Tch, what's the point of bailing out a woman from Lonnos?"

Even waste has value in being recycled.

The sheriff shook her head, took the money, and turned to leave.

The woman entered the room.

The cramped detention room contained only a single bed, a semi-open toilet, and a dim light source for illumination.

On that single bed, a figure was squatting against the wall.

"The organization is very disappointed in you." The woman took off her sunglasses. "When did you become so incapable of even something as simple as stealing a little girl's wallet?"

"Ugh—this time it was that annoying Spider-Man who caused all the trouble! I was so close to succeeding, but then he spotted me, and I had no choice but to just steal his wallet!" The figure on the bed spoke in a female voice.

"That just means your skills aren't up to par. The women of Lonos are born thieves, rapists, swindlers, and exhibitionists. It's a disgrace to have someone like you among us." The woman got up to leave.

"No, no! I don't want to stay here anymore!" The woman on the bed jumped off and grabbed the man's leg. "That idiot next door throws balls of mud she rubs off herself at me every hour! I can't take it anymore! I can't take it anymore! This time I'll really work hard!"

"You've already failed once. That little girl has intermittent amnesia, and her wallet contains the key to her father's house—a millionaire worth nearly ten million—and you still failed. If you can't even handle this small thing, how are you going to complete the tasks for the SBR competition later on?"

"The SBR tournament? But I heard that even the champion only gets 500,000 Sola."

"Five hundred thousand Sola?" the woman scoffed. "What's that little bit of money? The real value in the SBR competition isn't that pitiful sum! I heard that the Treasure Rats lost something very important, so they're also preparing to participate in the SBR competition. Our Treasure Thieves team can't let those guys and irrelevant people succeed."

"Waaah————"

The woman looked at the woman from Lonos, who was pulling down her pants, with disgust: "Although you are a piece of trash, your special skill is very useful. I'll give you one more chance. Go and rob the guy who captured you, and I'll save you from jail. If you understand, I'll bail you out now."

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