I Live on the Land in Global Games
Chapter 206 - 203: Hamster Gungun

Chapter 206: Chapter 203: Hamster Gungun

Mu Ying and the other two rested in their travel boxes for one night, each making their travel plans, and it wasn’t until the next morning that they truly went their separate ways.

However, with the Dingling Flowers, they could stay in touch anytime, which diluted the sadness of parting and fueled more anticipation for the future.

The Rose Kingdom where Mu Ying was heading bordered the eastern side of Witch Forest, so she flew in that direction first.

There was no need to go home first; ever since she had the Space Suitcase, she went back once to pack her things and later stored them in the storage ring.

That home might not see her return often anymore.

The Flying Carpet got its first use as she set the route to the eastern edge of Witch Forest on its built-in map, then let it fly on its own while she entered the Portable Medicine Garden to check on the condition of the plants.

Most of them were transplanted, and it had been less than a week, so they required extra care, especially the Dingling Flower, whose maturity was slower than she had anticipated, still in bud and not bloomed before she left school.

Mu Ying had brought a lot of its original soil to transplant it, and it didn’t seem to be in great shape; Life Magic had to be cast thrice a day for it to slowly regain vitality, delaying the bloom further, but fortunately, Mu Ying was not short on money now.

Most of what she grew in her Portable Medicine Garden were herbs needed for crafting Magic Potions and the Magic Plants she had cultivated, but there was also a small section for edible fruits and vegetables.

Together with the meat she had specially paid Lillian to collect before leaving school, and the grains she had started buying months in advance, her food supply for the journey was also secure.

After tending to the Medicinal Garden and stepping out, she could see the edge of the forest in the distance.

She switched to the more nimble flying broom, circled a few times to find a path, and descended.

Then she took out the Magic Carriage.

The exterior was designed based on descriptions of human noble carriages from the library, the kind any slightly wealthy noble could afford, complete with two black horses for show.

She didn’t intend to fly the rest of the way.

She would go by carriage, entering villages with a straightforward approach to inquire about news; gathering information on the fragments was her main concern, even more than the witches’ trials. This was the focal point of her stay in the Trial World.

So far, it seemed the fragments required witnessing the history of this world, particularly history related to fairy tales, and where these events took place was what she needed to find out.

Therefore, she decided to disguise herself as a noblewoman who traveled far and wide.

The humans of this world had an innate admiration for nobles, which could facilitate her actions and avoid some trouble.

Mu Ying also set her route, aiming for Canteryala while marking out many villages along the way as temporary stops to gather news.

It was expected to take more than a month to reach the capital.

However, before the trial time ran out, she had to leave the Trial World first.

Having used up more than two months of trial time, Mu Ying had spent a good half a year in the Emerald World, and returning felt almost like a different lifetime even though the memories were all condensed and stored, but in reality, less than three days had passed in the real world.

The gains from this trial were significant, and she looked at the items she had transformed.

She first attuned each item with a unique Magic Mark.

One by one, she started with the storage ring.

The ring she had transformed showcased a green gemstone fragment matching her eyes.

She transferred all the contents from the Storage Pouch into the new storage ring, leaving the pouch idle.

Remembering Gungun had wanted one a long time ago, Mu Ying undid the stitches that combined two Storage Pouches into one, turning them back into two separate pouches.

"Gungun, Gungun, Gungun," Mu Ying extended her Magic Claw towards the curled-up Gungun sleeping on the carpet, applying a bit too much force and accidentally plucking out a few hairs.

It’s been too long since I’ve groomed, my technique has rusted! She quietly disposed of the fur to cover her tracks.

Gungun: (╯’-’)╯︵┻━┻

"Gungun, if you don’t get up now, I’m giving your storage pouch away to someone else!" Mu Ying began tugging at its ears, trying to pull out its stubbornly buried head.

Gungun’s head popped out instantly.

What? Its heartless master was giving away its things again? It knew love could vanish!

"I got a super huge storage ring, so I don’t need the storage pouch anymore. I’ll give you one, and the rest is for the Gem Fairies to store their yield in the fields, so it doesn’t spoil if we can’t collect it in time," Mu Ying waved the storage pouch in her hand, "But you have to be careful, don’t let anyone notice anything unusual about it."

Gungun clapped its claws together to draw the storage pouch into its embrace, then scuttled around the house to gather its hidden treasures and stuffed them into the pouch.

Mu Ying watched it dig out a few copper coins from under the carpet, then pull some bamboo shoots from under the bed, a packet of candied fruits from the wardrobe drawer, and a few smooth little stones from inside a throw pillow in the living room...

"You’re an Iron-eating Beast, not a hamster! Why are you so good at hiding things?"

Mu Ying hadn’t even realized that her little tree house had accumulated so many things.

Gungun: These are all my treasures, I must hide them well!

Mu Ying: ...

Oh well, let it be. Can’t she, a person so magnanimous, tolerate her animal companion’s little hobby?

"Let’s go, let’s go, first to the plantation. I’ll show you a big treasure," Mu Ying said as she teleported them.

She placed the Magic Hut next to the wooden house.

Compared to this exquisite and beautiful small building, the wooden house next to it looked too simplistic.

Mu Ying waved her magic wand, and all the items from her workshop inside the wooden house lined up to move into the Magic Hut.

Gungun: ?? How did everything vanish?

Only after Mu Ying saw it circling outside the Magic Hut did she remember the shielding effect was still on.

In this world, she might be the only one with magic power, which raised the security level of these magic creations by more than a notch.

She turned off the shielding effect, and only then could Gungun look at the Magic Hut properly.

A small building covered in green vines, which matched the style of the plantation beautifully.

The inside was even bigger than the Tree House, and the furniture and layout were more comfortable too.

Gungun curiously went in to explore its new home.

The Magic Hut could be carried with them, making living arrangements more convenient. She could also store magic potions and equipment without worrying about discovery.

The wooden house next door had completely become a place for storing the territory’s income and residents’ savings.

She wasn’t going to travel far for a while, so she didn’t need things like the Magic Carriage or the Flying Carpet right now.

However, the Space Suitcase would make her upcoming deep sea mining trip much more comfortable.

The Space Suitcase had waterproof magic on it, so there was no worry of water getting in.

With a comfortable and safe place to rest, she felt much less worried about staying in the deep sea for extended periods, which meant she could schedule the coal mine project sooner.