"Hey, is it delicious?"

"Delicious," Jenna replied softly, and then she heard a crisp sound next to her. It turned out that Sophie was also chewing an apple.

While eating the crispy and sweet apple, Jenna asked Sophie curiously.

"You just said something to that old man, and then he gave you some apples."

"I just said I was from the Lake Chamber of Commerce and wanted to buy some apples. Then he said they were not necessary and just gave me a few without asking for money."

"Grandpa is a good man." Sophie said happily.

"Is it that simple?" Jenna recalled her experience in Black Rock and found it a little hard to believe. Those bow hunting sects kept a very close eye on the produce from their fields and fruit trees, fearing that others would steal them.

"Yes, this is actually very common. Our Chamber of Commerce has also been here for a few days, and everyone is already familiar with it."

"Actually, once we get to know each other, it's easy to get along. Occasionally, I'll give candy to children, just like that young lady did."

"Let me look around, maybe there are a few left in the bag." Sophie said as she flipped through her small leather bag.

"But candy is very expensive, isn't it really okay to give it to them like this?"

"What if they can never eat it in their entire lives? Wouldn't that be torture..." Jenna recalled the figures in her hometown.

A small cube was stuffed into her mouth, forcing Jenna to close her mouth and feel the sweetness flowing on her tongue.

"How can you say that?" Sophie stood up somewhat unhappily, with her hands on her waist.

"Because they have eaten the candy, they will yearn for this beautiful world even more, and then strive to leave the village and experience this vast and wonderful world."

"And the sweetness of these memories will become a beauty that they will never forget, and will also be the driving force for them to move forward."