A Transmigrator Being Born in Pandaria Is Perfectly Normal!

A voice answered from the back room.

Li Xing then saw a burly, bearded man emerge, rubbing his eyes.

"Honestly, Lucy. Next time, don't interrupt my lovely... dream!"

The older man named Turner was about to complain to Lucy when he saw Li Xing, who had gotten up and was standing beside the table.

Uncle Turner had no objection to Li Xing's East Asian features. After all, most people's first impression of a handsome man was favorable. What puzzled and surprised Uncle Turner was that a visitor like this had appeared in his remote mountain town!

After taking a close look at the fair-skinned young man before him, Uncle Turner stepped forward and asked,

"Young man, you're not from the Stormwind Kingdom, are you?"

Faced with the question from Uncle Turner, who stood a few steps away,

Li Xing gave the answer he had prepared in advance.

"I'm a traveler from another continent, but I've grown tired of wandering without direction, so I'd like to settle down here!"

Uncle Turner frowned at his words.

But he soon settled down and walked over to the reception table by the window.

"Have a seat! I'll go get things ready."

After bringing three cups filled with water to the table, Uncle Turner pulled up a chair, sat down, and held out his right hand as he introduced himself.

"Angie Turner! I'm the mayor of Hunter Town. Just call me Turner."

Li Xing also extended his right hand, shook his, and said, "My name is Li Xing."

Hearing Li Xing's name, Uncle Turner was a little surprised and delighted, so he asked curiously,

"Li Xing, your name sounds a lot like a pandaren's! You wouldn't happen to have any connection to the pandaren, would you?"

"Haha, I grew up in the pandaren homeland, on the continent of Pandaria." Li Xing made up an identity for himself as a traveler born in Pandaria.

It wasn't that he was malicious, or that he liked lying and being insincere. The truth was, transmigration was difficult to explain, and he had no way to explain it. So Li Xing could only invent a background for himself and tie it to the pandaren, whose background in this world was closest to the life he had known!

Li Xing, on the other hand, was a little surprised that Uncle Turner had mentioned the pandaren.

"Mr. Turner, you actually know about the pandaren! Not many people in this country know about them!"

Seeing the delighted and curious look on Li Xing's face, Angie Turner explained.

"I learned my blacksmithing skills from two pandaren I met while traveling. I spent some time with them, and in a way, they could be considered my teachers!"

Lucy, who was sitting nearby, was deeply surprised by the answer.

"So you learned your craft from members of another race, Uncle Turner! How surprising. I always thought it was a skill passed down in your family."

Hearing Lucy's surprise, Uncle Turner simply rolled his eyes at her, then smiled knowingly and said,

"If my craft had been passed down in the family, why didn't you ever wonder why my younger brother couldn't do it?"

Uncle Turner picked up his cup and took a couple of gulps, then continued telling the story of his time with the pandaren.

"The pandaren may be another race, but they're one of the few peaceful and friendly peoples. They love traveling far and wide and are highly skilled in martial arts. I was once saved by pandaren in Elwynn Forest.

"To repay the two of them for their kindness, I brought them to the place where I lived at the time and hosted them for a while.

"During that time, I watched them make weapons and asked them to teach me.

"And they were more than happy to pass their skills on to me.

"Unfortunately, they still had to travel and couldn't teach me for long. Otherwise, the best blacksmith in the Stormwind Kingdom today would be me, Angie Turner!"

Hearing Uncle Turner's story, Li Xing recalled the hero he often hired and controlled in the game's tavern. So he ventured a question.

"Mr. Turner, was the pandaren you mentioned named 'Chen Stormstout'?"

Faced with Li Xing's question, Uncle Turner thought for a moment, then smiled wryly.

"I'm ashamed to say, I've forgotten those two pandaren's names!"

Seeing the shocked, disbelieving expressions on their faces, Uncle Turner realized that what he had said was indeed a little hard to believe.

"It couldn't be helped. After all, your names are so uncommon. Besides, it's been so many years, and at my age, it's not bad that I can still remember this much. But I've never forgotten what they looked like. They..."

Watching Uncle Turner awkwardly defend himself, Li Xing and Lucy knew that letting this continue wasn't a solution.

So Lucy hurriedly interrupted.

"Uncle Turner, let's leave the pandaren aside for now. I came to see you today to introduce Li Xing. If you think he's suitable, we can discuss his settlement right away."

Lucy pointed to the wolf carcasses in the corner. "Look, Li Xing hunted those as a gift for us. I've already accepted the gift. There's a share in there for you too, Uncle!"

Seeing the fresh wolf carcasses on the floor and learning where they had come from, Uncle Turner looked at Li Xing again, a hint of approval in his eyes.

"Not bad! I didn't expect our Lucy to bring Hunter Town such a capable fighter on her first try!"

At Uncle Turner's praise, Lucy lifted her chin, her smile growing even wider. Watching from the side, Li Xing was also surprised by Lucy's maneuver, but he didn't expose it. In any case, this introduction had left him with a strong impression of Lucy as someone who knew how to handle people.

After responding to Lucy with a smile, Uncle Turner turned to Li Xing.

"Since you're from Pandaria, I'll waive your registration fee. I trust your character and the reputation of the pandaren from your homeland. I hope you can live well here and use your abilities to better serve our Hunter Town.

"Finally, I hope you won't let down the expectations of Hunter Town's residents, or the reputation of the pandaren in the Stormwind Kingdom!"

"Hunter Town welcomes you, young man!"

Just like that, Li Xing successfully registered and settled down in Hunter Town. Amid the joy of registering, he was also given a private residence allocated by the town.