Chapter 53: Girl Was Taken Away By Me

"What will they all become?"

Yun Mu subconsciously licked the crumbs off her fingers and looked at Edward.

The other party looked at her actions with some astonishment, then smiled silently and said, "No, nothing."

"Hmm?"

What kind of game is this guy playing? Why stop halfway through a sentence?

Yun Mu felt a bit strange, but she didn't have any intention of asking further.

After finishing breakfast, she changed into her server uniform and began to get busy in the cafe.

Just as she had expected, most of the customers in the shop felt a little surprised after seeing her heterochromatic eyes.

Yet, very few people would take the initiative to ask what was going on with her eyes.

After all, everyone is unfamiliar with each other, so one shouldn't just casually ask about other people's business.

As for those who did ask, Yun Mu would only say that it was a condition inherited from her parents.

The Frost Kingdom is not some dark and ignorant Middle Ages, so naturally, no one would jump out and call her a witch, a devil, a heretic, or any other such nonsense.

The Frost People, who read newspapers extensively, consider themselves to be knowledgeable people and shouldn't find such small matters strange.

Haven't you seen that almost every year, newspapers feature some rare diseases that have to be named after the patients? It's just that the colors of her eyes are different; it's not worth making a fuss over.

As for facing the customers who came to the shop yesterday, she could, of course, only play dumb!

Surely no one would really get to the bottom of it.

"Are you, Miss Yun?"

Neisen, as usual, came to the cafe for a cup before work, and also wanted to chat with Yun Mu for a bit.

As a result, after seeing Yun Mu's current appearance, he almost failed to recognize her.

"It has to do with that, right?"

Without waiting for Yun Mu to reply, he filled in the blanks himself and looked at her with a knowing gaze as he spoke.

"Yes." Yun Mu nodded decisively.

Although she didn't know what he had associated it with, it definitely had something to do with the Supernatural; in that respect, Neisen really hadn't guessed wrong.

"Don't you worry, I won't go around talking."

After receiving Yun Mu's affirmative answer, Neisen gave her a firm look in return.

Please, can you not be so dramatic?

She hadn't realized before that Neisen had such a side to him.

She slightly supported her forehead, then said to Neisen: "I still have things to be busy with now, I will come to your house to find you after the afternoon."

"Understood."

Neisen pressed down on the hat on his head, then drank his coffee in one gulp.

"I'm leaving," he said.

Don't make it look like an underground party member meeting for a secret signal!

Yun Mu complained in her heart.

She watched Neisen leave the cafe, shook her head, and then continued to work until the last customer left and the shop became quiet again.

She returned to her room and changed her clothes back.

She didn't have anything she needed to go out and do this morning, so staying in the cafe was fine.

This world has no internet, so for those who choose to stay at home and not go out, entertainment activities are still relatively scarce.

Yun Mu first used her Spirituality to draw two pictures, one being a water cup that could make people feel a desire to drink water.

And a water cup with the Chinese character "Poison" written on it that would subconsciously make people feel the water was highly toxic.

The birth of 【Sunset】 yesterday was indeed a special, non-replicable event; otherwise, if she drew two pictures in Chinese every day, she was afraid she could mass-produce Supernatural Paintings.

Yun Mu didn't feel surprised by this, but in her heart, it was inevitable that she would still feel a little pity.

After sensing the Spirituality in her mind, which was a little more than half consumed, she chose to stop there.

It was better not to consume too much Spirituality; after all, she had other things to do later.

Yesterday, when drawing 【Sunset】, in order to finish it in one go, she drained the Spirituality in her mind and almost fainted on the spot.

If it weren't for 【Sunset】 forming a new Supernatural Painting and feeding back a large amount of Spirituality to her, whether she could have gone out yesterday would have been a problem.

For the remaining time, let's read a novel.

Yun Mu opened the copy of *Night of Rolling Stone Town* that Neisen had given her and began to read from the first page of the book.

After all, she had already promised to help the other party draw a Comic, so how could she draw it without understanding the plot?

The first chapter of the novel starts from the Royal Capital, where a down-and-out detective named Tris receives a letter sent to him by an unknown person.

In the letter, the writer claims that he wants to commission Tris to go to a small town called Rolling Stone Town to help him find a special item; if he can find that item, he will give Tris a rich reward.

And the protagonist of the novel, Tris, originally wanted to reject the commission written on this envelope of unknown origin, but in the lining of the envelope, he found a full 50 Gold Frost Coins as a retainer.

This caused Tris's original lack of interest to instantly dissipate, acting on the thought that with fifty Gold Frost Coins as a base, he wouldn't have any losses even if he failed later.

Tris took a Steam Train and traveled all the way to this obscure Rolling Stone Town.

A few hours passed quietly, and accompanied by a "Dong, dong, dong" knocking sound, Lita, after finishing her workout, pulled Yun Mu to the first floor of the cafe to enjoy lunch.

In all fairness, this book was indeed written well; it was worthy of someone who could be an editor-in-chief, even the first book written was very excellent.

If one had to say, it was just that the plot seemed a bit cliché to Yun Mu.

However, this wasn't too big of a problem; after all, it was just that she felt it was a bit cliché.

After finishing lunch, Yun Mu returned to her room and took Aiwei's Comic Manuscript out of the wooden box.

Aiwei's drawing technique was undoubtedly very excellent, but she clearly had no experience in drawing comics.

The paneling and the switching of perspectives were very chaotic; rather than calling it a comic, it looked more like she was showing off her skills.

It is drawn very beautifully, very aesthetic, but then what?

It's hard to put into words.

It's not even as good as the first doujin she drew.

Of course, this is just the result of her analyzing it from a professional perspective; perhaps once it's published in the newspaper, there will be people who like to read it?

Come to think of it, aren't the appearances of the male and female leads, Tris and Jenny, drawn based on Neisen and Aiwei themselves?

Sneaking in your own agenda, are we!

Organizing the draft and placing it back into the wooden box, Yun Mu left the coffee shop and hurried toward the direction of the Painter Association.

The time was about right; she should head to the Painter Association to give her lecture.

After finishing the lecture, she would go find Sixin to ask some questions related to this draft, and besides that, she also needed to exchange for Introduction to Elvish.

Oh right, wasn't it agreed that the Painter Association would issue her ten Gold Frost Coins every month?

Why didn't Sixin or Rose mention this matter when she came last time?

Could it be that they forgot?

Although she isn't really short on that bit of money right now, since it was something agreed upon, it should be properly honored, you jerks!

PS: Meow~

(End of chapter)