He Comes From the Void

"Found the inn."

Kahn is identified by the signboard at the door. If there is no signboard, it is a residential house, and if there is a signboard, it is a shop. But that didn't work very well, because some of the signs had no writing at all, or were written in an Ionian script they didn't understand, so you had to look at the shape of the sign and look at the interior decoration to understand it.

"I don't know if communication will be a problem." Kahn walked into the atrium of the inn with such thoughts.

The store was neat, but filled with sin.

In the inn there lived all kinds of snitches, rogues, outlaws and businessmen wearing exotic costumes. In short, it didn't look very harmonious.

Although both Kahn and Kai'Sa put on the costumes of local residents, their eye-catching purple hair still attracted a lot of attention. They sat at a table in the corner, and the handyman came over to wipe the table with a towel, and he told the boy that he would stay in the shop.

"Stay in the hotel? Yes, please. Where are you calling from? I'll tell the boss."

There is no pressure to understand, Kahn relaxed a little, thinking that the people here might not welcome the Noxians, so he said: "We came from Bilgewater. We heard that Ionia has beautiful scenery, so we came here specially. Traveling around the mountains and rivers... do some small business by the way."

"Okay, do you want to serve?"

"Two servings of morning tea..." Kahn thought about Kaisha's appetite: "Forget it, one serving of each morning tea."

The busboy nodded and left, but Kaisha stopped him.

"Well... we only have Bilgewater coins, do you accept them?"

"Whatever you accept, you can also accept Noxus coins. Although those Noxus people are very bad, money is a good thing. Who would have trouble with money?"

"That's good." Kai'Sa smiled at him, the handyman was stunned for a moment, and when he came back to his senses, Kai'Sa had turned his head to talk to Kahn.

He shook his head in puzzlement, then left the table to work.

"I feel the fluctuation of void energy." Kahn whispered to Kai'Sa.

"Um?"

"Your eyes, don't just look into other people's eyes." Kahn thought for a while: "Just look at me."

Kaisha glared at him, and said intentionally, "Is that so?"

"Naughty."

After a while the handyman reappeared, followed by a vastaya who carried the ledger.

"This is our treasurer, Bo Liyi. If you have any requirements for housing, just tell him."

When the man finished speaking, vastaya smiled.

Kaisha is very strange. The strange thing is not that the vastayas are the shopkeepers, but why the shopkeepers need a buddy to introduce them. Could it be that this vastayas can't speak?

She knew right away why.

Bo Liyi sat down, pushed the book to Kahn, opened it, and could easily see which rooms were not occupied.

"Our shopkeeper had his tongue cut off by the Noxus a few years ago, so he couldn't speak, so he could only communicate like this."

"I feel sorry for you." Kahn asked for a double room on the second floor, and then pushed the account book and the golden siren to Bo Liyi.

The prices of top-notch hotels are clearly marked on the ledger. Compared with Bilgewater, the purchasing power of the same money is higher.

It is much cheaper to stay here in Ionia, so he booked a longer stay without thinking too much. The price of long-term stay is more affordable, and they brought a lot of money.

After registering, Bo Liyi took a plate from his waist and handed it to Kahn. Kahn took a look and threw it to Kaisha to play with, then asked in a low voice.

"When we were walking on the street in the morning, we saw some Noxian soldiers passing by. Has something happened recently?"

"Tell me this." The man thought for a while and replied, "I heard that a Noxian outpost nearby was attacked, and those Noxians came out to find the murderer."

"Did someone from the fraternity do it?" Kahn asked again.

"Probably not. The outpost just stole some supplies and killed one or two sentries. It would be more serious if the Brotherhood made a move, and their hands and feet couldn't be so clean, making the Noxus want to track them down." Have no idea."

Apparently it was some prodigal or lone ranger, and the fraternity somehow got the blame.

"Be careful when you go out on the streets recently. The Noxians are bad people, and the Brotherhood is not a good thing. They are too extreme. As an Ionian, you will be bullied if you don't help them. This is the same as What are those Noxians?"

"Zu... Li?" Kaisha repeated this awkward word jerky.

"It's a swear word, meaning a locust plague, or a plague of insects. Anyway, it's something disgusting."

"That's what scumbags mean," Kahn said.

"Yes, that's right."

"Zi Li." Kai'Sa said it again, much more fluently this time. Kahn reached out and pinched her cheek: "Don't learn the good ones, but learn the bad ones very quickly."

No matter what language you learn, swear words are the easiest to learn.

Kaisha pressed Karn's hand down, and she would have bitten if someone hadn't been watching.

"I used to hear that Ionia is a peaceful and peaceful place, but now, as a foreigner, I feel nervous walking the streets."

Bilgewater's lawlessness did not make Kahn feel nervous, because he knew that it was just a group of mortals fighting together and couldn't hurt them. What is happening in Ionia is a war between two countries, and it will be very troublesome if you accidentally get involved in it.

"You need a guide. There are many untouchable things in Ionia. If you don't pay attention, it will affect the balance between the two worlds." The handyman said.

"Is it balanced..." Kahn seemed to think of something.

"It's the Balance Sect you think of, but it has been replaced by Shadow Stream four years ago. Shadow Stream and the Brotherhood are closer. They are more professional killers, and they generally don't embarrass ordinary people like us, but there are exceptions. There are some disciples who have received extreme education and know nothing but killing people. If you want to find a guide, you'd better find someone from the green field."

"Thank you for your advice."

The war divided the Ionians into two starkly opposing sides, the Kinkou sect, the Shoji monks, and the newly established Greenfields, who wanted to return to the isolated peace and pastoral traditions.

Other more radical factions, such as the Navoli Brotherhood and Shadow Stream, advocate the militarization of the land's magic and the creation of a unified state strong enough to exact vengeance on Noxus.

Kahn naturally would not choose which faction to join, for fear of avoiding him, he must be a model of chaotic neutrality.

After the waiter brought them morning tea, Bo Liyi also left the bench, not disturbing their meal.

Seeing a table of colorful pastries and scented tea, Kaisha whetted her appetite and didn't take the tense situation in Ionia to heart at all.

Kaisha picked up a piece of sweet-scented osmanthus cake and took a bite to taste it, then stuffed the remaining half into Kahn's mouth. There are too many types, and only by doing this can she taste all the flavors as quickly as possible.

"This is delicious, Kahn, try it. Hmm... this is delicious too!"

"Eat slowly and don't choke, the first bite is yours, no one will snatch it from you." Although Kahn didn't mind Kaisha's saliva, but eating too fast, the flavors were all mixed together, which can tell a ghost .

After speaking, Kaisha choked on the dry pastry, and hurriedly looked for water.

"Look, I told you to eat slowly, but you still don't listen." Kahn pushed the cold tea in front of her, and patted her on the back to help her swallow the food smoothly.

"Okay, let's go to the market after eating and see if there is anything interesting."