The bearded village chief had even more respect for Su Nian and Chu Beichen. The couple had many beautiful little gadgets that glittered with gold, but he had never imagined that these things were so valuable. The key point was that the couple were so generous.
Seeing that a small bracelet brought seven or eight people, more than twenty horses, and ten dogs onto the boat, and the ticket seller was still counting money and stuffing it into Chu Beichen's hands, the bearded village chief couldn't help shaking his head.
When we were boarding the boat, the pedals shook violently, and some wild horses were frightened and neighed.
There were some very knowledgeable passengers on the boat who immediately recognized the difference in the horses' calls and asked, "Hey, where are you from? Why are the horses you brought wild?"
The people of Cedar Forest were kind and benevolent, and they soon struck up a conversation with the travelers.
This ship was just a ferry, and all the people were standing on the deck. There were no rooms assigned, not even seats.
With people and horses standing together, it was almost impossible to find a place to sit on the deck, because the horses had no eyes and could get into trouble if they stomped their hooves on you.
Except for Su Nian and Chu Beichen, everyone else was looking at the scenery on the river curiously. This was a completely new experience for them, and they didn't even bother to sit down.
The boat sailed downstream for most of the day and finally docked at the pier.
Su Nian and Chu Beichen were surprised to find that the dock was very modern.
It’s completely different from where they upload it.
On the shore there is a neat road, a constant stream of pedestrians, and even steam-breathing locomotives.
A moment later, Su Nian, Chu Beichen, the bearded village chief and several others had all gotten off the boat. They stood on the shore and looked at everything around them curiously.
In just a moment, Chu Beichen saw two old-fashioned cars passing by him. Coupled with the steam coming out of the car heads not far away, Chu Beichen felt that this was clearly the situation at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution in the 19th century.
They were still standing there in a daze when a man in uniform came over and warned them, "You've come from those wild areas of the cedar forest, right? Let me tell you, on the south bank of the Gangwa River, we don't allow animals to wander the streets. Hurry and get the animals registered, or take them to a hotel and lock them up!"
Since everyone had no plans to stay in the hotel, they naturally had to go through the formalities. When they asked about the rules, they understood that the so-called formalities meant paying a high management fee.
If people wanted to continue to let their dogs and horses roam the streets, they had to pay a management fee of seven dinars for each animal.
Fortunately, the management fee is collected for one month, and Chu Beichen has sufficient funds, so everyone paid the management fee without frowning.
Compared to the bearded village chief and other visitors to the cedar forest, these modern scenes had a greater impact on the animals. The poor ponies were almost scared silly. They had never seen such a roaring four-wheeled beast in the forest!
The big guy originally wanted to walk around the street, but he couldn't move at all while dragging these animals. The horses just wanted to find a place to hide. There was no choice but for the big guy to find a roadside hotel to rest and stay.
The hotels on the roadside are all similar, with girls dressed in flashy clothes standing at the door. Their clothes are very revealing. Even though the weather is still cold, some of them still show large areas of snow-white skin.
People like the bearded man have lived in the cedar forest all year round and have only met simple women, so they were stunned when they saw these enchanting and beautiful bar girls.
Su Nian was very curious. "The style of this place is exactly like the 19th century, the pioneering of the West!"
Chu Beichen nodded. He turned around and smiled, calling out to the bearded village chief and the others, "Everyone, come into this hotel. We'll put the animals here and have some food and drinks!"
There is a huge sign hanging at the entrance of this hotel, with small colorful lights flashing.
Seeing Chu Beichen and others stopping at the door, the bartender came up to solicit them.
After Chu Beichen inquired about the price of the room and the included food and accommodation, he paid the money without hesitation.
The bearded village chief was standing next to him, watching the thick stack of banknotes handed to Chu Beichen by the ticket seller become thinner at a speed visible to the naked eye. The bearded village chief was sweating secretly.
The bearded village chief felt that his initial idea of taking some dried meat specialties with him and exchanging them with others wherever he went was too naive.
Without the currency from the south bank of the Gangwa River, he would not be able to walk on the streets with his horses.
The hotel is divided into two parts. The front part is a place similar to a bar, where people are playing the piano and bartenders are selling alcohol and some light meals.
The back door of the bar leads to the hotel rooms.
The bartender led everyone into the room. The accommodation conditions in the room were better than they had imagined. There were seven people in total, including the bearded village chief. They asked for two four-person rooms with separate bathrooms. Su Nian and Chu Beichen lived in a room alone.
The bartender responsibly explained to everyone how to use the electric lights and the bathroom facilities.
The bearded village chief and others had never seen these things before. When they saw the faucet that could automatically dispense water and the toilet that could automatically flush, they all looked surprised.
Chu Beichen noticed that there was no TV in the room, only a speaker on the wall, which played soft music. In other words, the guests could not choose what programs to play, but it was all decided by the hotel.
There was no kettle in the room, only two thermoses for keeping things warm.
The bartender had obviously seen many bearded men as customers. After he finished explaining, he patiently added that if he had any questions, he could ask him at any time.
Chu Beichen thought the man had a good attitude, so he gave him five dinars as a tip.
This surprised and surprised the bartender. In his impression, these people from Cedar Grove never had the concept of tipping.
In return, the bartender whispered to Chu Beichen that horses generally wouldn't get lost in the hotel, but it was hard to say about dogs. If Chu Beichen cared about his dog very much, it would be best to keep it in the room.
Chu Beichen frowned, thanked the bartender, and discussed with Su Nian. They decided to keep the dogs in the room temporarily, so that they could also help everyone watch the luggage.
The Black Panther family was placed in his and Su Nian's room, while there were several dogs in the rooms of Big Beard and the others.
After putting the luggage away, leaving the dog in the room, and feeding these guys, Su Nian and Chu Beichen invited the bearded village chief to sit in the bar in front.
The bar is an important place. Not only can people eat and drink here, but they can also collect important sources of information. What they need most now is information.
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