I quickly grabbed Lucia's hand that was about to lift her skirt and said, "By the way, Lucia, don't you want to buy some A-Dai Wa? I'm sure there's someone in the car who will go with you to buy them! I'll buy as many as you can get."
After saying that, he quickly pulled Lucia out and said to Liv and Karenina, "I'm curious about this train. You two follow the commander to avoid accidents."
I took Lucia's hand and climbed onto the carriage. The view from up there was very broad. It felt like no matter how big the world was, I could see it all with these eyes. The wind was also very comfortable.
Lucia: "Commander, why are you climbing up here? It's very dangerous."
Me: "This is faster. We shouldn't have any problems driving in a straight line now."
Karenina and Liv followed. Karenina said, "That's a great idea, Commander. Do you want to have a competition with me? Let's see who can reach the final car faster."
I asked curiously, "Why did you start calling me Commander?"
Karenina said indifferently: "You are the commander-in-chief of this mission. I can't call you differently from others."
Me: "That's true, then what are we betting on?"
Karenina: "You have to admit that I am better than Lucia!"
Me: “So I won?”
Karenina blushed slightly: "I will show you my underwear."
Me: “Ah!”
Karenina blushed and said hurriedly, "Don't worry about it. Do you think I will lose to you?"
Me: "Okay, so are you ready? I'll run on the count of three."
I got into position, Karenina got into position too, Karenina said, "OK!"
Me: "1, run!" I ran out quickly in advance.
Sorry, the difference between Kareninas and constructs is still too big, so I shouldn't have much of a problem cheating.
Karenina yelled, "Do you really want to see my underwear?"
After saying that, he rushed out like an arrow from a bow. Damn, this is too fast, right? Even cheating can't win.
Wait, what's that on this train? Oil? I looked up at the sun. Is this refrigerant? I was about to turn around to alert Karenina, but she had already rushed past me and stuck out her tongue at me.
Then she slipped and fell within two seconds. Seeing that she was about to fall off the car, I quickly leaned over and grabbed her hand and shouted, "Lucia."
Lucia rushed over and pulled Karenina up, and Liv also rushed over to check if Karenina was injured.
I quickly apologized, "I'm sorry, I didn't realize there was freezer fluid on it. I shouldn't have cheated. I'll just cancel the bet."
Karenina sat cross-legged in the carriage, thought for a while and then stood up immediately: "That's it, it's getting late, let's go!" This child has a really good attitude.
After arriving at carriage 77, we jumped off, dusted ourselves off and pushed open the door.
There were very few people, probably because the nobles were all in the lobby, and the common people probably didn't have much money to buy. Daily necessities were quite complete, and the sellers were basically all constructs, who seemed to be nobles.
The common people work for them, and then use their wages to buy daily necessities, and the money goes back to the nobles. I can hear this calculation even in the Hanging Gardens, and these things are quite expensive.
But these constructs didn't give us a particularly good look when they saw us, and ignored us. I searched for a long time in the three carriages before finally finding a place selling toys.
There are many exquisite dolls on it, but there is no Aladdin.
I had no choice but to ask the boss, "Ms. Construct, do you sell any A-Dai wa here?"
The construct was stunned at first. "Yes, there is a box, but there were not many people buying it, so I took it back."
After saying that, the construct brought up the boxes, about a dozen of them.
Me: “How much is it in total?”
The construct replied perfunctorily, "According to your Sky Garden, there are 18 in total, each worth 20 black cards, and two hair bands are also given."
After saying that, he put two black hairbands with silver edges into the box. Without hesitation, I swiped my black card to him.
The construct was a little surprised and then a little regretful: "So it's a big customer, so I sold it at a low price."
Karenina pointed to an exquisite tool knife in the tool shop next door and said, "I want to buy this."
I said disdainfully, "Why don't you just buy it? Why are you calling me?"
Karenina shouted angrily: "Isn't it just that I don't let you see my underwear? You are so stingy."
After hearing this, several nearby constructs looked over at me and said, "The people in the Sky Garden are terrible."
I hurried to the door of the tool store and asked, "Boss, how much is this?"
The construct seemed to be a villain who had achieved success. The lion asked loudly: "500 black cards."
I got a little anxious: "You're taking advantage of someone's misfortune!"
"1000 black cards." He said, raising a finger.
Me: "How can it go up further? It's only 500 black cards."
Then the boss raised another finger: "2000 black card."
Me: "Okay, okay, I'll pay." After paying, I quickly pulled Karenina away and walked out of the carriage.
He said to Karenina: "Although I have a lot of money, but for this knife, he sold me 2000 black cards. Even his grandmother's capitalists would cry when they saw it."
Karenina pouted and said, "Who made you hesitate?"
I was a little speechless: "Sister, are you carrying out a mission with me, or are you playing with me?"
Karenina continued to argue: "Then didn't you buy something for Lucia?"
I said helplessly, "That's because I promised her when we were in the Hanging Garden, and you didn't make any promises to me."
Karenina shouted: "You just want to see my underwear? I'll let you see it."
After that, Karenina pushed me to the ground, unbuttoned her coat, and took off her safety pants. They were pink. I complained, "You actually wear pink underwear."
Karenina blushed and shouted angrily: "You've seen it all, and you still complain about me." Then she punched me and knocked me unconscious.
I closed my eyes and felt nothing, but vaguely felt someone lifting me up. It was a really good day.
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