After parting with Triton and others, Loran Hill and others also stepped into this island with a completely different style.
On both sides of the road are tall coconut trees, with their broad leaves reaching high in the air, blocking the sunlight from the sky and making most of the road below shaded by the trees, making it appear somewhat quiet.
The buildings on both sides of the street are not tall, about 2-3 stories, with exterior walls that look like gravel. But the colorful clothes worn by pedestrians on the street make the overall look not monotonous or boring.
This place is not like the previous Yubere, nor is it like Hopeland. There are a lot of foreign travelers. You can see Oriental people wearing long-sleeved robes and hairpins, residents of the Falcon Kingdom dressed in desert style, and occasionally one or two wizards wearing feather and branch headdresses, etc. There are styles from all over the world.
Local mages often paint their eyelids with eyeshadow, a distinctive feature, often in white or blue. They wield staffs made of vine, ivory, or bone, a stark contrast to the mages of Frost Rose. Mages there mostly use metal staffs, their overall structure symmetrical and neat.
"Where is the best place to live?"
Several people walked on the street, looking at the shops around them, and discussed where to live for the next few days.
Finally, they found a local guide and after some sightseeing, they finally decided on where to stay.
It is an island chain on the south side of the island, backed by hills, with a relatively gentle sea breeze. The hotel we stayed in was also quite special, with a small house being one room.
These huts are located not far from the sea, nestled in the shade of a forest. They are constructed entirely of wood, suspended above the ground and supported by parallel structures. They are circular in shape, with gently conical roofs.
After paying a sufficient deposit, the host gave the keys to the girls and led them here to choose their own rooms. Since the rooms are large and can accommodate 2-3 people, they chose four small rooms that were not far from each other.
"The philodendrons in the house can repel insects, so you don't have to worry." The well-maintained proprietress handed over the key, gave some instructions, and left.
Several girls will live here for a while and solve the problem of swordfish attacks and infestations in the nearby waters.
Loran Hill still lives in the same room with Katie.
She pushed open the closed door, and the spacious interior came into view. The sea breeze blew the white gauze-like curtains, causing them to billow slightly and make a slight sound.
The two of them first put down their gifts, lay on the bed and rested for a while before heading to the place they had agreed on.
Ye Ling was wearing a simple white dress and running barefoot on the beach, sometimes jumping high to try to pick coconuts on the beach. After resting along the way, this little guy was very energetic.
Alena and Lily had built a small fire in the shade of the trees on the shore and were roasting small fish on skewers.
Bumansha and Niya brought a small table, placed it on the ground, and continued to prepare the tableware.
Letty and Nia went outside to buy a bunch of food and drinks and were walking slowly towards this side.
"Loran, Katie~" Alena waved at the two of them and called them over.
"Here, let's grill the fish together." She took out a few skewers of small fish and handed them over.
"What is that, Loran?" Katie pointed curiously at one of the skewers, which had several tentacles on it.
"That must be squid," the girl guessed. She didn't eat much seafood.
"Yes, it's squid, but this one has a better texture and is chewier." Alena nodded.
The four of them gathered around a dark red charcoal fire, roasting various foods. The aroma of pepper and salt filled the air, whetting their appetites. Meanwhile, everything on the other side was almost ready.
"Let's grill while eating." Bumansa suggested and called everyone over.
"Um."
Bumansha picked up a knife and cut the coconut meat into small pieces, then added water and lemon, stirred well and poured a glass for each person.
Then Lettice took out a small jar of sugar cubes she had just bought, opened the lid, and asked everyone to add as appropriate.
The rich coconut milk has a hint of sweet and sour, and is very smooth and delicious. Paired with grilled fish sprinkled with pepper and salt, it gives people a different experience.
"Delicious~" Lily gave a thumbs up and praised.
"Hehe." Alena nodded with a little pride. It was she who arranged today's dinner. After all, she was a local of the Southern Islands and was more familiar with it.
"The squid skewers are finished." Ye Ling held the empty wooden skewer and looked around to see if there were any more squids.
"It seems like there are no more. Do you want to go catch a few?" Alena suggested.
Ye Ling hesitated a little, but finally nodded.
"Come with me." Aliena pulled her and walked towards the beach.
"Wait a moment, we'll be back soon." After saying that, she jumped into the water with Ye Ling, splashing water.
Really capable of taking action, Loran Hill thought, but she suddenly felt that Ye Ling might not be able to accept the appearance of a squid.
The remaining few people started chatting while eating.
"The climate by the sea is really nice."
Lily suggested: "How about we play a little game?"
"What game?"
"It's a very simple game. I write a number between 1 and 100, and everyone guesses it. I'll keep narrowing the range based on your answers until whoever guesses it wins."
"I roughly understand." Letty and Bumansa nodded, while Katie looked at Loran Hill with some confusion.
"You'll know after you try it." Luo Lan told Katie not to worry.
So Lily wrote a number on the back of a small wooden board without telling anyone, and then covered it up.
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