A beautiful black-haired girl with clear eyes, dressed in ill-fitting men's clothes and walking down the street while looking around curiously, carrying in her arms a Gothic doll that seemed dead-eyed and radiated an eerie atmosphere—such a combination appearing in a crowded place was undeniably eye-catching. To be honest, Yu Sheng felt he had underestimated the "difficulty" of taking Huli and Eileen out at the same time.
He had already lost count of how many curious gazes had swept over them along the way. Some of those eyes had naturally fallen on Huli as she looked around, but half of them had been watching him.
Yet Yu Sheng still had to steel himself and stay beside Fox Girl, because she truly knew nothing.
She did not even know what money in this world looked like. In fact, it was already impressive that she knew buying things required money, and that was only because she had lived in some civilized society many, many years ago.
On the other hand, the differences between the social order in Huli's memories and Boundary City kept bringing unexpected trouble.
For example, when they passed a parking lot, she became especially curious about why so many "immortal carriages" were parked inside, yet everything was so quiet, and why all those vehicles were so patient. To be honest, when this question first occurred to her, Yu Sheng could not even figure out what she meant.
"In my hometown, carriages, wagons, and boats all have spirits. The spirits of transportation are usually fond of running and jumping, and most of them refuse to stay obediently outside the mountain gate," Huli whispered to Yu Sheng. "So where we come from, whenever immortals, demons, or monsters go out and need to stop somewhere, they hand their vehicles over to a