I Become a Landlady in the Game World
Chapter 111 - 071: It’s Living, Not Just Being Alive_4

Chapter 111: Chapter 071: It’s Living, Not Just Being Alive_4

It was Meng Chengzhou’s stall first.

"Ten torches, two wooden barrels, two wooden basins, two wooden cups..."

Meng Chengzhou paired the items together and straightforwardly declared, "80 copper coins."

Victor nervously paid the money and then received his goods, completing his first transaction.

With the first transaction done, the second and third followed.

Victor, accompanied by Denglop, browsed through one stall after another, buying what they needed.

Throughout the entire process, they encountered no ill treatment; all Humans treated them kindly, even giving them some extra gifts.

Finally, Victor arrived at Yun Juncai’s stall.

His gaze met directly with two slightly shorter Human children.

"Need anything?" Yun Jia asked Victor, taking the initiative.

After doing business with Yun Juncai for half the day, he was braver now.

"No need, just looking," Victor quickly glanced at the stall, saw nothing of interest, and waved his hand dismissively.

"No problem."

After that, Victor dragged Denglop away.

Once they left the trading area, their hearts felt full, as if something was swelling inside.

"Victor," Denglop spoke up, not one to talk often, but he took the initiative this time.

"Hmm?"

"This place is nice."

Hearing this, Victor’s lips curled into a smile as he nodded. "Then let’s work hard and live well here!"

Then, they walked home with light steps.

It turned out that in their own residential area, they bumped into O’Neill and Lucas.

The sight of them made their legs go weak, and they nearly fell to their knees.

To think there were Beastmen in Human Territory!

Beastmen were known for their ferocity and for frequently capturing Goblins as mine slaves!

Their bodies started trembling uncontrollably.

O’Neill and Lucas, seeing the fearful and trembling Undead Goblins, quickly looked around to ensure no one was watching before breathing a sigh of relief.

"You two, don’t be so timid. We are soldiers of the territory and wouldn’t harm the residents," O’Neill said with a light snort.

Perhaps it was the effort they showed on this mission, but they now also had established their own Beastman Army. He and Lucas each led a team. O’Neill was thinking of living well in this territory and didn’t want to be misunderstood as a bully, as that would tarnish their image which wouldn’t be good.

"I... understand," Victor blurted out before hurriedly taking Denglop home, and then he shut the door with a bang.

Looking at the tightly closed door, O’Neill snorted, "Such cowards."

"Their status on Stan Continent is low; it’s normal for them to react like this," Lucas said casually.

"This Hope Village is truly bizarre, with its special buildings able to summon such a diversity of races, even Dwarves and Goblins among the Undead," muttered O’Neill.

"Whether it’s Overlord Village or Hope Village, these Humans are quite unique but comparatively, Hope Village is doing it better," said Lucas earnestly.

Whether it was Overlord Village, Yuxi Village, or Hope Village, these Humans, upon learning their identity, even if they were afraid, feared only their appearance and power. But once they started living together and understood they wouldn’t be harmed, attitudes were open and equal.

It felt uncomfortable first, but after getting used to it, he quite liked this feeling.

So even if this was Human Territory, he could adapt well.

"They really sprouted from nowhere, didn’t they? They surely aren’t the Humans from Stan Continent that we know of."

"Wherever they’re from, they’re now people of Stan Continent. In the future, they’ll face the complex dynamics of the entire continent. It’s uncertain how far they can develop. It seems they’re suggesting there’s more than one such territory."

"In that case, won’t the power of Human Territories rise?"

"It seems like you’re planning to settle here long-term, even willing to join in the fight against the Beastman Territory, aren’t you?"

"That’s Hope Village," O’Neill hummed, "I don’t acknowledge the other Human Territories."

"This place is indeed special," Lucas remarked, "only here can we live properly, whether it’s us or those fragile Goblins."

It’s about living, not just existing.

He felt that he was starting to like it here too.

On the other hand, Denglop and Victor, back at home, took a long breath and then exchanged smiles.

It turns out Goblins really can live openly and with dignity in Human Territory!

No one would dare to bully them!