In any case, from a historical perspective, it was quite a valuable thing, and it looked rather magnificent too. Yet Lin Yan felt no such sentiment.
"All right, let's go to the next place."
"O-Okay."
After confirming it, Lin Yan immediately turned and started walking. He held a map of Trifas's downtown area in his hand. It was a relatively small sheet of paper used for records, and the map itself was little more than a dark blur. Ruler hurried after him and tugged at his sleeve.
"Um, well..."
"What is it?"
Ruler forced a slightly strained smile and pointed at a café on the right. It seemed to be a shop converted from an old stone building, with its large glass windows forcibly installed after breaking through the stone walls.
Open-Air Café
Judging from its exterior, it seemed more fitting to call it a tavern than a café. Yet the sign on the building said coffee, with an additional notice that they did not serve alcohol.
Outside the windows, Lin Yan noticed several somewhat cramped-looking outdoor tables.
"I heard from the nun who looked after me that the coffee at that shop is supposed to be delicious, and quite particular too."
I see... Lin Yan nodded. Ruler smiled brightly.
"Then let's go to the next place."
Ruler's shoulders immediately slumped. She looked disappointed, though Lin Yan had no idea why.
"What's wrong?"
"Lin Yan... if it's all right, would you like to have a cup of coffee at that shop? Um, it's almost lunchtime too."
Without realizing it, it had already gotten this late. Lin Yan did not feel hungry, but he knew full well that Ruler had quite a large appetite. It would be troublesome if she fainted from hunger again like before, so he decided to go