The teleportation magic stone in the corner of the street emitted a faint glow.
The dense crowd thronged, including demi-humans with cat ears and elves with pointed ears and clear eyes.
But most of them are people coming and going in a hurry.
They gazed at the shop signs that shimmered with magical light, bypassing the elven shopkeepers associated with those signs.
They dodged the hawkers' cries and headed towards their respective destinations.
The faint, shimmering blue light illuminated the streets, but the next second, a group of steel carriages closely followed behind the steam-powered cars.
In Braxton, which has also become quite modern, only a few wealthy people with special tastes can afford to ride in these retro vehicles.
The city's security team stands at street intersections and corners, safeguarding traffic order and the city's stability.
Most of them are demi-humans with cat and dog ears.
Wearing a black uniform and a matching hat, she moved with a light and graceful gait.
Even though it appears to be unarmored and shieldless, it can easily deal with various threats in the city.
However, just when everything seemed to be proceeding smoothly and orderly, an unusual aura suddenly spread.
The shop assistants, who were busy promoting their products, suddenly stopped.
They all looked up at the azure sky.
His brows were furrowed, and his eyes were full of confusion and surprise.
Just now, for a fleeting moment...
It feels very hot?
...
The meadows outside Braxton have undergone several transformations, becoming even greener.
Clevina Manor has been renovated multiple times and expanded several times in size.
Despite its simple and understated exterior, it is almost like a small castle in size.
The mansion's backyard still retains its original appearance, with all sorts of elven houses scattered in a pleasing manner.
After crossing a small hill, the Yade Tree, which has withstood ten years of wind and frost, still stands majestically atop the hill.
The huge, tender leaves swayed in the gentle breeze.
The servants at Clevner Manor remained almost unchanged.
However, their faces bear the marks of time and exude a mature air.
Similarly, they are not the only ones who have gone through ten years.
There is also a woman sitting in a chair in the study of the mansion.
She was wearing a long black dress with a flowing black trench coat over it.
A gentle breeze drifted in through the open window, fluttering the hem of the trench coat.
The woman didn't dress up deliberately; simple earrings were her only adornment.
Her face was natural, without any makeup, welcoming the gentle breeze with a pure beauty.
Although time seems to have passed over her, there is no trace of aging on her face.
Instead, it was her mature and composed demeanor that was revealed in her gentle breathing.
Her skin was fair and firm, as if she were still a twenty-year-old girl, with a slight blush emanating from beneath her skin, adding to her charm.
Even without makeup, her beauty is enough to captivate.
If she dresses up carefully, she will definitely charm even more people.
However, the beautiful woman's face was expressionless, and her lips were flat.
His eyes reflected only the dense text in the document in his hand.
A gentle breeze playfully lifted a strand of her hair, teasingly bringing it to her eyes.
She casually reached out, her hand, adorned with a glove studded with six gemstones, gently gathering her hair.
The six gems on the back of his hand were no longer bright; five of them had dimmed.
As she gently touched her hair, her right hand trembled slightly, and her indifferent gaze only glanced at that strand of hair.
His black hair was streaked with paleness.
The woman merely glanced at it and paid no further attention, tucking her hair behind her ear before picking up her pen and continuing to work on the documents in her hands.
Finally, she seemed a little impatient, sighed softly, and spoke in a cold voice, her gaze turning to the white clouds before her:
"Kokote".
"Could you please stop loitering around in front of me?"
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