I'm really not a Sanctuary Warlock.

Good guy.

It's astonishing that there are still people in this world with such advanced awareness.

That's really rare.

However, judging from the subsequent chaos that ensued in the city, the so-called resistance organization must have lost its way after successfully overthrowing the city lord's rule.

In other words, they only know how to destroy the old order, but have absolutely no idea how to establish a new one.

This doomed them to failure.

"At our current speed, if we don't enter a city and continue forward, how many days will it take to reach the next city?" Lynn asked.

The cat tilted its head and thought for a moment.

"The next city is far away. At our previous speed, even if we keep running non-stop, it will probably take us three days."

Three days...

Lynn frowned.

The catgirl and the unicorn don't care, but he definitely won't be able to hold on.

Moreover, resupply is a major problem after three consecutive days of camping in the wild.

“Let’s go into the city then,” Lynn decided. “Let’s rest for a bit and replenish our supplies.”

No matter how dangerous Chaos City is, can it be more dangerous than being wanted by a city lord throughout the entire city?

As long as you keep a low profile, there shouldn't be any major problems.

A person, a cat, and a unicorn walked towards the city gate of Chaos City.

Unlike the tall and sturdy walls of Order City, the walls of Chaos City were dilapidated, with many places showing signs of repair, and even several huge gaps that were simply plugged up with makeshift wooden fences.

There were no guards at the city gate, and people dressed in all sorts of clothes came and went at will, with an atmosphere of freedom permeating the air.

Lynn rode his magnificent unicorn, with a petite and adorable catgirl sitting in front of him. This eye-catching combination attracted the attention of countless eyes from the shadows almost the instant they entered the city gate.

At the dark alley entrance, several thug-like men were staring intently at them.

"Boss, look at that horse! It's pure white, and it even has a horn on its forehead. It's definitely a rare breed!" A skinny man lowered his voice, unable to hide his greed.

The man called the boss licked his chapped lips: "The horse is a good horse, but the demi-human on the horse looks more valuable."

His one eye was fixed on the cat, Bai Bai.

"A catgirl of this quality could fetch an astronomical price on the black market. And the man next to him, judging by his delicate skin, must be a noble young master who has never left home."

"Then we..."

"No rush." ​​One-Eyed Dragon stopped his eager subordinates. "Let's follow them and see what they're up to."

Lynn was completely unaware of all this.

He just felt that the atmosphere in the city was somewhat oppressive, and everyone was in a hurry with a wary look on their faces.

Most of the shops on both sides of the street had their doors and windows closed. The few that were open appeared to be weapon shops and taverns.

“We need to find a place to stay,” Lynn said to Whitey, the cat in front of him.

Cat Bai Bai nodded and pointed to a place not far away with a sign that read "Violet Inn".

"That one, the name sounds pretty good, meow."

Lynn spurred the unicorn over.

After stopping at the inn entrance, he and Cat Whitey immediately dismounted and closed their eyes.

The Holy Spirit Unicorn's figure flickered for a moment, then turned into specks of white light and vanished without a trace.

Placing such a mythical beast right at the entrance of an inn, especially in such a chaotic city, is no different from having "rob me" written all over its face.

The cat, Bai Bai, curiously examined the hotel's facade.

The two entered the hotel.

The lobby was dimly lit, with only a few people sitting in a corner drinking. When they saw them come in, they merely glanced at them and then ignored them.

A plump woman was dozing behind the counter when she heard footsteps and impatiently looked up.

"A hotel?"

"Two rooms." Lynn tossed two silver coins onto the counter.

The fat woman picked up the silver coin, took two keys from the drawer, and tossed them over.

"Second floor, two rooms on the left."

From beginning to end, she never looked directly at Lynn and Cat Whitey.

Lynn picked up the keys and took the cat, Bai Bai, up the stairs.

"You're not going to rest so early in the morning, are you, meow?" White Cat followed behind him and asked in a low voice, "There should be a lot of fun places in the city, meow."

Lynn stopped, turned around, and looked down at her.

“You slept well in my arms last night, and now I need to recover my energy through meditation.”

He paused, then added.

"If you want to go out and sell your treasures, you must be careful."

"I don't want to have to go out and collect your corpse later."

The cat pursed its lips.

"I'm a professional businesswoman, I don't need you to worry about me."

Chapter 43 The Best Businessman Meow

Once inside his room, Lynn locked the door behind him.

The room was empty except for a bed that was made relatively neatly.

He walked to the window, pushed open the wooden window, and looked outside.

The streets of Chaos City were a bit busier than yesterday evening, with all sorts of people walking around, each one seemingly carrying a secret, hurrying along.

After a long day of running around, he was indeed quite tired.

Now is not the time to wander around.

Without hesitation, Lynn sat cross-legged on the large bed and closed her eyes.

Elemental energy flowed slowly within the body, like a gentle stream, washing away the fatigue of body and soul.

He quickly entered a state of deep meditation.

As for actively rising or falling in sanity, he dared not try it again in the short term.

Last time, even with Ana by my side, the fight against the Sirens was so difficult, and in the end, Lisa almost had to sacrifice herself.

What if the next divine being attracted is even more terrifying, and I'm all alone? Wouldn't I be completely helpless?

Until you are absolutely certain, it's best to focus on leveling up.

Speaking of levels, it's time to put job changes on the agenda.

He's already level 10, and according to Anna, he needs to register for a job change at the Adventurers' Guild to obtain official professional identification; otherwise, he won't even be able to enter the gates of the royal city of Rivendell.

Once I've rested enough, I'll go out and see if I can find the Adventurers' Guild.

……

Meanwhile, after returning to her room, Cat Whitey began organizing the items to be sold.

"I'm exhausted, meow."

The cat, Bai Bai, stood with its hands on its hips, looking at the several packages in front of it. It was so tired that it stuck out its tongue, and its cat ears drooped down.

"I should have asked that human to help me carry it, meow."

Despite her complaints, her hands moved quickly.

As a professional traveling merchant, she knew perfectly well that in a place like Chaos City, time was money.

She tied several of the lighter packages to herself with a sturdy rope, then laboriously carried the two largest packages on her shoulders. The sight was both comical and heartbreaking.

After doing all this, she reopened the door and quickly slipped out.

The central square of Chaos City was less of a square and more of a patch of muddy ground trampled underfoot.

This is the liveliest place in the whole city.

Mercenaries, thieves, vagrants, bards... all sorts of people gather here.

Cat Baibai carried a huge package that was completely disproportionate to her petite figure, struggling through the crowd, and soon found an empty corner.

She put down the package, took out a clean cloth from her bosom and spread it on the ground, then skillfully arranged the items from the package one by one.

There were sparkly, inexpensive jewelry, reasonably well-made leather purses, and even a few bottles that looked like magic potions.

"Let's take a walk and have a look, meow!"

She cleared her throat and called out in her sweetest voice.

"All kinds of clothing and weapons for sale at low prices, meow!"

"We also recycle all kinds of items, honest and fair to all ages!"

A petite and adorable catgirl setting up a stall in a place like Chaotic City is something that attracts attention in itself.

Soon, a crowd of onlookers gathered in front of her stall.

Most of these people were dressed in shabby clothes and looked wary. They just watched from a distance and did not approach.

Cat Bai Bai wasn't in a hurry. She knew that if she wanted to eat crabs in a place like this, she had to take the initiative.

Her bright eyes scanned the crowd and quickly locked onto a target.

She was a middle-aged woman wearing a purple dress. Although the fabric of the dress had faded a bit, judging from the cut and style, she must have been a person of taste when she was young.

Most importantly, she was wearing a huge ruby ​​ring on her finger.

This shows that she is wealthy and doesn't mind flaunting her wealth.

"Beautiful lady, please wait a moment, meow."

Cat Baibai stepped forward and stopped the woman who was about to leave.

The woman was startled by her sudden action and instinctively took a step back, watching her warily.

Cat White immediately gave a harmless smile, picked up a poorly cut purple crystal from the stall, and held it high.

"Madam, look at this Bauhinia stone. Doesn't it shine even brighter in front of you, meow?"

"This bauhinia stone has become even more high-end thanks to your temperament, meow."

The woman was taken aback.

She was the wife of a swordsman who was somewhat famous in Chaotic City. She had lived here for several years and had heard plenty of flattery, but without exception, the reason for those praises was because of her husband's strength.

This catgirl is the first to praise herself so openly.

"Haha, you catgirl, you really know how to talk." The woman was amused, and the wariness on her face lessened considerably. "Do you really think so?"

"Of course, meow!" Cat White nodded vigorously, looking sincere. "Isn't the value of an ornament something that people give it? No matter how precious the gemstone is, it will only look vulgar on a vulgar person."

"Only a noble and elegant lady like you can bring out its true brilliance, meow."

These words made the woman overjoyed.

With so many people watching, her vanity was greatly satisfied.

"Well said!" She generously pulled two gleaming gold coins from her pocket and tossed them to Cat Whitey. "I'll take this stone!"

The surrounding crowd gasped in surprise.

Two gold coins, just to buy this one stone?

This catgirl is really lucky!

The eyes of the other passersby also lit up immediately.

Although they couldn't afford the two-gold-coin stone, the stall had many other things that looked quite nice.