Before the sky had completely darkened, they found the village's only inn and booked two rooms.
In fact, with so few people living here, Xia You had no need to worry about the inn being full. After all, apart from them, there were no other tourists on the entire island!
But at a country inn like this, the accommodations naturally left something to be desired. Especially when night fell and a breeze blew into the room through the open window, they could even smell cow dung!
Perhaps the people living here had grown so used to it that the smell meant nothing to them, but as the wind came and went, so did the odor, making Xia You and Sabrina extremely uncomfortable.
Fortunately, the rooms were reasonably clean and tidy, and staying in a warm room was clearly much more comfortable than camping outdoors.
After moving Sabrina to another room sheltered from the wind, Xia You tightly shut his own windows and door as well. It was a little hot, but at least it kept most of the smell out.
Once night fell, it was only seven or eight o'clock, yet everything around them had already fallen silent. Outside the window, it was pitch-black, with barely a light in sight.
Accustomed to the fast pace of city life, Xia You lay in bed, completely unable to sleep.
He tossed and turned for over an agonizing hour before finally drifting off, but perhaps because the bed was too hard, when he got up the next morning, he felt anything but refreshed. Instead, his entire body ached, and he was utterly exhausted.
Ah, the scenery might be lovely, but I really don't want to come back here a second time!
After washing up, the two went to the inn's lobby and ate