After renting a room at an ordinary inn called "Warrior," Wood did not immediately use the small Projector provided in the room to watch the two films he had just bought. Instead, after resting briefly, he headed out again.
He and the veteran Sailor Wim had arrived in Beldan City on the same Steam train. However, since they had not been in the same carriage, and Wim had run off the moment they arrived to court Miss Porshan, whom he had rescued in Enmat Harbor's Dock Borough, he had completely failed to consider the fact that she had a ducal estate carriage waiting to pick her up...
During the two-day journey from Enmat Harbor to Beldan City, Wood had also seen Miss Porshan when they got off the train to rest. She truly was a beautiful lady with an outstanding temperament. No wonder Wim had fallen in love at first sight.
But Wood had no faith at all that Wim could win over such a lady. After all, maids from ducal estates generally had high standards. She would probably find it difficult to fancy a rough fellow like Wim, who only had a passable face.
Still, Wood did not try too hard to persuade his companion, who was hopelessly drowning in the river of love. In his view, it was a good thing for young people to hit a few walls and learn a few lessons.
In short, before leaving the platform, Wim had arranged to meet Wood at six in the evening in front of the Dragon statue, one of the landmarks of Beldan's old district.
Glancing at his pocket watch and seeing that it was only 2:50 in the afternoon, Wood walked downstairs while pondering, *Since I still have some time, I should take a look around this