Yu Xunge hurried toward District 25 with the black Mail Carrier Bag on her back and the travel expenses and spending money Qihua had given her tucked against her chest.
Along the way, she kept thinking about the fairy-tale genre and the Mail Carrier premise. The more she thought about them, the more fantastical they seemed.
Letters were not a necessity in this story, yet they had still brought the Mail Carrier profession into being.
Most fairy tales had a central theme: kindness, honesty, optimism, courage, and so on. As long as someone possessed a fine virtue, they could ultimately attain success and perfection in the worldly sense-money, love, power, and the like.
The names of fairy tales were mostly related to their protagonists, too: Snow White, Little Red Riding Hood, Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves...
But none of these were absolute rules.
She had told [Furious Moon] so very many fairy tales during the Card Swap game. If she had to sum up one thing they shared, it would undoubtedly be the need for a good ending.
Or rather, at the very least, they had to end when things were at their best!
After she left District 21, the atmosphere became completely different. The passersby were calm and peaceful.
Compared with District 21's bustle, this tranquil happiness was all the more striking, instantly making the former's liveliness seem like happiness putting on a bluff.
Yu Xunge silently committed everything she observed and felt to memory, then arrived at the letter pickup address before the appointed time-the second floor of the Celebration Tavern in District 25.
The sender was called Yan Tu.
Another familiar name.
Yet when Yu Xunge reached the second floor, her gaze was drawn to someone else in a corner-the Beaver Duke?
She was concentrating on