Chapter 53: Fighting After Repairing the Ship

  Two people each had their own thoughts, but they seemed to get along quite well.

  It was unclear whether it was due to excessive relaxation or a bit of fatigue, but both of them unknowingly fell asleep.

  On the clear and transparent water surface, the young man and youth sat at both ends of the boat. The small boat that no one came to row was no longer moving along a specific trajectory, but was gently swaying with the ripples on the water surface, being cut into fine pieces by the branches nearby, shining brightly on the two sleeping people.

  If time were frozen at this moment, perhaps those who see it would envy the beautiful scene, but sometimes one must think of some practical problems. For example...

  Lewell was the first to wake up. When he opened his eyes, what entered his vision was a hazy yellow color. Mozania, which was already close to dusk, was still beautiful. Lewell quietly watched for a while before noticing that the little demon opposite him was sleeping soundly.

  Lewell didn't move, looking away and thinking that this person was really heartless. Thinking that he wouldn't settle accounts with him? He absolutely could have pushed him into the water at this time, but didn't want to do so either. Lewell thought himself a kind-hearted person, who wouldn't take revenge in someone's moment of crisis, but would instead take revenge openly and honestly.

  Originally, there was no intention of calling out to Lyra, but Llewellyn looked around and reached for the oars when his face suddenly changed.

  After settling the matter, Llewellyn's face didn't look particularly good, and he wasn't in the mood to let that little devil sleep anymore, so he directly called him up. Lyu rubbed his eyes and yawned, asking, "What's going on?"

  Lewell pointed expressionlessly at the shore, "The oars are gone, swim."

  Law: "......" In the end, it's still inevitable that I'll have to take a dip. Is there really such a thing as eight characters not matching?

  Before they could finish arguing, Livial had already jumped into the water with ease, and Law followed suit reluctantly.

  It didn't look far but it still took some effort to swim, after resting for a while in the grass by the shore, they got up and prepared to hurry on their way. It was expected that they would only stay in Mozambique for one day, now the sky is already late, it's better to go back quickly.

  But then there's another problem.

  Just as the two wanted to leave, the boat owner happened to come back. By the way, Llewellyn took this boat for use thinking that it had no owner. Because this boat was very old and there were no signs of people around either.

  But it's unclear whether it was a matter of bad luck or something else, but the boat owner happened to return just as they were about to leave.

  The problem is not just that they used the boat without permission, but also that the boat was lost and was still drifting near the opposite shore.

  Looking at the furious uncle, Livel's face turned pale, while Rui thought that it would probably take a long time to leave. Why did he have a premonition that today's return journey would be fraught with difficulties?

  After a fierce battle of words with the ship owner for half a day, they finally reached the following agreement.

  First, we need to tow the boat back from the opposite bank.

  Cut down a small tree for him and make a new pair of oars again.

  Three, in order to make up for their fault of using other people's boats without permission, they should help repair the boat.

  If the two of them fulfill these three conditions, Uncle will not pursue the matter of their unauthorized use of his boat.

  As for the third item, Lü originally disagreed, because that way they might not be able to make it back before dark. But unexpectedly, the old man was very clever and found a dozen or so villagers to come over, giving off a kind of "you're on your own if you don't cooperate" vibe, leaving Lü speechless. Uncle, is this the behavior of bandits and evil commoners?

  In the end, Levi didn't bother to say anything more to these people and directly turned around and jumped back into the pool. Lute looked at the figure that had already swum quite far away, shrugged his shoulders and also jumped in. Anyway, they had to get that boat back first.

  Two people first tied the rope in front, and then Lyle stepped on the water at the bow to pull forward, while Lyu swam to the back of the boat to push forward. Although the hull didn't look big before, it was also difficult to push, plus it's not easy to move in the water, even with two people together, it inevitably took a lot of time.

  When the boat finally reached the shore, thanks to the uninterrupted training over the past few days, Lü felt only a slight soreness in his arms and legs, but no exhaustion. As for Levi, nothing seemed out of the ordinary, and Lü had never thought that Levi would feel exhausted. He was well aware of Levi's strength. However, Lü overlooked one thing - earlier, Levi had consumed an astonishing amount of "poisonous cooking", and judging by the time, it was almost time for him to start showing some reaction.

  Lewell's eyebrows slightly furrowed, his hand lifted to cover his stomach, and then immediately dropped back down. His face didn't show any signs of discomfort, but in reality, his stomach was already churning into a mess. He knew exactly what was going on, and he glanced at Lute, who was searching for suitable materials to make oars, with a slightly annoyed expression.

  The two finally chose a tree that was not extremely thick but had very smooth bark, and after cutting it down with an axe provided by a certain uncle, Lewell neatly split the tree from a suitable position, while Luthe assisted on one side. After trimming it into a dull and thin end and a flat and wide end, although the final appearance was not particularly beautiful or delicate, it could be considered sturdy and usable.

  The first two tasks are relatively easy to handle, after all, they are not too difficult technical jobs. The problem is how to repair this old ship. None of them have ever been a sailor, even if they agree to do it, I'm afraid it will get worse and worse.

  Lü and the boat owner spoke bluntly, but that person didn't seem surprised at all, with an expression that said 'you don't have to worry about me judging you'.

  The boat owner was enthusiastically directing with a smile full of wrinkles, and Llewellyn didn't waste words on him, directly saying "Finish and leave." Since Llewellyn said so, Lyu naturally didn't raise any further objections.

  When the sky darkened, Lyle and Rute finally finished their repairs and prepared to leave.

  But unexpectedly, the villagers who had disappeared earlier suddenly appeared out of nowhere and blocked their way.

  The ship owner still wore a self-satisfied expression. "Although you've completed the task, young people who make mistakes still need to be taught a lesson before they can change their ways."

  Lü Leng's face fell, these people really don't know what's good for them. He turned his head to look at the expressionless Liewell, who clearly didn't mind exercising a bit.

  Provoking the squad leader, he couldn't help but think of the miserable state these people would soon be in, and his mood improved a lot.

  Levi didn't mince words and directly swung a punch at the chin of the person closest to him. The man didn't have time to react before he was sent flying, leaving Levi slightly tongue-tied as he rubbed his chin with no sympathy, thinking that it seemed Captain Levi wasn't only skilled at cutting down Titans but also wasn't inexperienced in fighting either. He would find out later that the serious captain used to be a notorious delinquent on the underground streets... It had to be said, looking for trouble with Levi, whether in the past or present, was a classic example of suicidal behavior. Like these people in front of him right now.

  Lewell never hesitates when he strikes, and the phrase "stable, accurate, and ruthless" may be a bit clichéd, but it is indeed the best description of Lewell's fighting style. The current Lewell reminds Lü of a black panther baring its fangs - elegant, ruthless, and always hitting its mark.

  Lü Tàitī kicked away a person who wanted to sneak up on him, curled his lip, and said that if he could be injured by such an ordinary person, that person would probably be the first to come and kill him.

  It didn't take much time to get rid of these people, and Livel still had no expression on his face, turning around and leaving directly.

  Lü followed him out of the village, and then Livial suddenly stopped and slightly bent over.

  Lü was somewhat puzzled and walked around to the front, only to be shocked to discover that Liewell's complexion was not good, with a thin layer of fine sweat on his face.

  Those people couldn't hurt Lyle, but the sharp-eyed Lyra discovered Lyle's hand covering his abdomen with a faint force and immediately thought of the strange food at the counter. Lyle didn't say anything, he stood up straight and said "Let's go." He took one step forward but was pulled back by Lyra.

  Lü actually felt a bit guilty, after all, it was because of him that Liewell was so miserable, and Liewell didn't even want to take revenge on him (cough). "Let's rest here for a while, anyway it's already too late, and it doesn't matter if we're a bit later."

  It seems Lyle really did need a rest, and without hesitation, he nodded and sat down by the side of the road.

  Lü sat down beside Li Wei, neither of them spoke, but the atmosphere was unexpectedly not awkward.

  Two figures, one big and one small, sit together, with a vast wheat field stretching out behind them as far as the eye can see. The night sky is filled with twinkling stars, giving off a warm and cozy feeling.

  Despite the heavy bloodshed in this world, there is also such a peaceful and beautiful night sky.

  Lü sat quietly for a while before suddenly speaking up. "Hey, Bīngzhǎng. I'm actually quite tired."

  Lively quiet way."Go back and train twice as hard."

  He choked back a sob, feeling somewhat helpless. But his mood had inexplicably improved a bit. In fact, he was just thinking about the long past and the uncertain future. He could never settle in one place, every time he developed feelings for the world he was in, he would have to leave for another unknown world. He couldn't even be sure if all this had really happened or was just a dream of Nan Hua.

  Shuttling between different worlds is just because of his attachment to life, when he gets tired and doesn't want to continue, he will stop. It seems that disappearing isn't as scary as imagined. It's just a person named Lin Xiao being erased from the world, but the world won't stop turning because of it, looking at it, it's not a big deal after all.

  Once an idea is born, it has the possibility of growing. However, Levi always finds a way to destroy someone's inexplicable sadness.

  "The holiday is cancelled." Llewellyn blurted out a seemingly unrelated sentence.

  "…What? No way!" Someone suddenly became furious, making every effort to protest and fight for their own rights, immediately throwing away the disorganized thoughts that were out of place.

  Yeah, sometimes it's just that simple to take someone along with your thoughts.

  Lewell glanced at Ritsu with a hint of a smile, saying leisurely, "Looks like you have an opinion, so I'll help you list out the mistakes you made today. First, you tried to take advantage of me." Lewell paused and raised an eyebrow, looking at Ritsu who was pretending to be dead. Just this one point alone made Ritsu hold his breath. Lewell continued with satisfaction, "And if it weren't for you, I wouldn't have come to this village and ended up doing half a day's work and getting into a fight." It was clearly your decision to row the boat, should I be blamed for that... But unfortunately, Ritsu thought it was better not to say anything.

  "And also got me sleeping on the road today."

  Lü thinks his eyelids are always flipping over, isn't this just to let you take a break? This is sophistry...

  "In short, I think that if you're still given a holiday tomorrow, you might do something unpredictable and disastrous, so canceling the holiday is necessary."

  Lü: "......" didn't want to say anything anymore, so Lü simply closed his eyes and fell asleep.

  Lewell glanced at Luti's indignant expression, and his pursed lips relaxed into their usual shape. Lewell's eyes were calm and unruffled, just like that.

  His disciple, how can he have such an expression.

  Llewellyn closed his eyes, it seemed he had to make more plans for him to train tomorrow. Meanwhile, Rute who had already fallen asleep suddenly said a sentence. "Llewellyn... bastard."

  Liu Wei's face turned black, he raised an eyebrow and said: Since you've said so much, I shouldn't do something that would make me a scoundrel.

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