"Loran, Alena and the others are knocking on the door outside." Katie shook Loran Hill, which brought her out of her daze.

"Yeah." The girl stood up, patted her cheeks and woke up.

Am I missing home? Why do I keep recalling memories of the past lately? The girl shook her head and went out with Keti to open the door.

"Huh, the door is finally open. I thought Roland was not here." Alena walked into the room with curiosity and looked around, as if trying to find something different.

Looking at Aliena's appearance, Loran Hill felt amused, but didn't want to tease her, so he explained.

"I was on the balcony just now and accidentally fell asleep."

"Oh, sorry, sorry." Alena stopped and apologized sincerely.

In her eyes, being disturbed while sleeping is the most annoying thing, so she empathizes with others and thinks that disturbing others' sleep is a bad thing.

"Nothing. Is there any event tonight? You are dressed so formally." Loran Hill looked at Alena's outfit.

This usually carefree girl wore a formal dress today, a rare sight. The black skirt and shoulders were accented with purple satin, a style completely different from her usual style. This gave Alena a mysterious and devilish aura.

Lily on the side looked much more normal, wearing a dark blue dress that was quite formal, neither out of date nor out of the ordinary.

"There will be a party on the cruise ship tonight. I want to go and see it." Alena said a little excitedly, gesturing with her hands in the air.

"I've long wanted to see what a luxurious banquet among the nobles looks like. Will there be all kinds of handsome men and beautiful women? Will there be any romantic things?"

Lily covered her lips with her sleeve and said with a bit of amusement, "I'm afraid it's not as wonderful as I thought."

Lily herself comes from an aristocratic family in the green south. Although she is only a minor noble, she has a certain understanding of the life of the upper class in the empire, and many things are different from what outsiders think.

"Okay, okay, stop trying to discourage me. Let's go and take a look first." Alena stopped Lily from trying to sabotage him.

"Roland, come too. Let's go to the restaurant to eat something and then go to the banquet."

Loran Hill nodded. Although he was not very interested in the banquet, he still wanted to take a look to satisfy his curiosity.

She and Katie changed their clothes and came out. They were wearing the clothes they had bought in the clothing store before. Katie was wearing the blue dress with white edges, while Loran Hill was wearing the white dress with black bow.

Because they didn't want to make a big fuss, they didn't call anyone else and went straight to the restaurant.

The space in the cabin is limited, so the restaurant naturally cannot be built like a palace like Emenas. Its height is only 3-4 meters, and it is surrounded by a circle of counters of different styles, with staff wearing the same uniform standing inside.

The small lights hanging from the ceiling are suspended by sturdy metal wires, emitting soft yellow light. Paired with solid wood tables and chairs, the entire environment is immersed in warm tones, making people relax unconsciously.

"Ah, that bartender is a transcendent." Alena whispered in Loran Hill's ear, making her feel itchy.

"I see, it should be Sequence 3 Ice Light Bartender." Loran Hill recalled what he saw at the Yagtilin family. He didn't expect to meet another extraordinary person who practiced this path here.

"Many service staff are also extraordinary people." Loran Hill said in a low voice as he looked at the staff who helped the guests cool and heat their food.

"What a luxury!" she sighed inwardly. Even though most of them were only Sequence 2, it was still quite impressive. Had the Verdant Empire's Transcendents become so plentiful?

Several people walked to the counter and browsed through the menu one by one. The menu on the counter listed various delicacies in detail, and many of them were accompanied by pictures, which made them look lifelike.

"This was drawn by a Stork. These birds, after training, can draw what they see, but not too large." Lily explained briefly to her curious companion. The Stork originally had only an excellent memory for images. During the elves' heyday, they spent hundreds of years training the first Stork birds to draw, and this skill has been passed down ever since.

"Can it distinguish different colors?" Loran Hill asked curiously.

"Yes, but the Shadow Sparrow doesn't know how to mix paints. Usually, they only give it a few kinds of paint, and then the human painter will slightly adjust the color."

"So, these 'menus' are actually drawings." Aliena blinked.

"Well, you could say that." Lily nodded and chose an elf-style sweet fish soup.

"I want that one." Alena had also chosen one. It was a large 'chicken drumstick', the hind leg of an unknown bird, covered all over with fiery red dipping sauce and flour. After frying, the surface looked like a fire dragon, rugged and hideous, emitting bursts of hot air.

Although it is only the lowest grade black iron level extraordinary cuisine, it is extremely luxurious for ordinary people, and all meals on the cruise ship are basically free.

"I want to eat that," Katie hesitated for a moment as she gazed at the various amazing dishes before finally pointing to one. It was an egg, about 15 centimeters in diameter, its shell half-open. Inside, like a rainbow, it was divided into several layers: red, green, blue, white, and orange. Each layer had a different color, corresponding to a different cooking style.

"This is a dyed-boiled egg. It's very popular because it absorbs flavor easily. So one way to cook it is to soak each layer in different liquids to give it different flavors." Lily explained.

Loran Hill stepped forward and had the staff bring out the rainbow-colored heart-dyed egg. He took a look and chose an elven-style dish. Several pieces of fruit of different colors were placed on the edge, with light red fish on the left and white rice with a hint of light green on the right.

Green Wind Rice, a specialty of the elves, has a faint supernatural property that can detoxify and replenish magic power. Luo Lanxier still has a special liking for rice.

After making their selection, they sat down at a table nearby and slowly began to enjoy their meal.

"It seems that the restaurant is not crowded." Alena looked up.

"Yes, many passengers order and have the service staff deliver directly to their accommodations. Besides, there should be more than one restaurant," Lily explained like a mini-encyclopedia. The ordinary girl at school had now become a guide for several people, imparting all sorts of knowledge about the land of the green and the nobility.

Although the food at school was not bad, this dinner also opened the eyes of the girls, allowing them to see the luxurious lifestyle of many Cang Cui nobles. No wonder so many people yearned for and boasted about the lavish life of Cang Cui nobles.

After dinner, the group headed to the central hall. Colored glass formed into lampshades, dividing the light into patches of varying colors, illuminating the golden interior. Soothing music played on the piano and violin, while men and women twirled on the dance floor, their fluffy, exaggerated skirts spinning gently like tops.