The new faces had four people in total and came in from outside the door.

A woman walked in front, and her sweat made her gray hair stick to her forehead, and her expression was unhappy.

"This is Ms. Saba, the priest from Aionia, and the three behind her are her disciples, who are responsible for their efforts." Gavin whispered, as if he was afraid that his comments would be heard by Saba, even if he did not say anything bad.

Kahn didn't speak, Saba seemed to have no appetite, so he asked his apprentices to sit down and eat, and then walked towards the stairs himself.

"Don't be lucky?" asked Fyette.

"Basically, there is nothing to get, it's all things that don't need to be put into the secret library." Saba shook her head. The sharp voice was filled with a hint of majesty. This was obviously because she was used to being a clergyman with superior status, and she didn't know why she came to such a dangerous place.

"You are the most diligent person here, and you can't keep coming home empty-handed."

Saba waved her hand and went upstairs.

After the meal, Kahn and the others talked to Gavin and went upstairs to go back to the room first.

The room opposite the door still had a faint smell of blood, which could only be felt by the skin nails. The birdman next door didn't know what he was doing, and he would walk around from time to time and make a thorny sound. The people living downstairs would only hear louder. Even Kahn, the newly moved in, thought he should wear a pair of shoes.

They sit back to back on the bed, with ears on the partition wall, and leaning against the wall will make them feel that there is no secret to their words.

They didn't move the other bed, which was left for Sarah. Seeing the crowded appearance of the tavern, if Sarah didn't want to be crowded with strangers, she would have to move into their room.

"Kasha, what do you think of this tavern?" Kahn leaned back and leaned against Kahsha's shoulder, and she leaned over.

"There are many places that are quite strange, but I can't tell what's strange." Kasha whispered.

“For example?”

"Gawen, when he said that he had a helpless expression when he was in his hometown."

"Remember...Why did I let Taliyah avoid Demacia when I asked her to go to Freljod?"

"It seems that that country hates mages?"

"It's not just hatred, but it's already written into the law. In Demacia, being an ordinary person is actually good, but if magic is discovered, the treatment will completely change."

"You said Gavin was a mage? He was rejected by his own country, so he was like that."

"Maybe that's what you said. There are some people in this tavern who are ulterior motives, so we should stare at it, especially the Noxus." As he said, Kahn turned his head to the opposite door of his room.

"The Noxus did not show up today." When he came in, Kasha saw that the door of the opposite room was locked. Even now, he still had no news of opening the door and going downstairs to have dinner.

"By the way, if we want to find that bell, we have to follow the Ionian priestess."

When I said this, the door of the room was knocked.

Kahn got out of bed and went to open the door and found that the person coming was the boss's wife, Fayette.

"Please come in," he said.

"No, I'll leave after saying a few things." Fyette said with a straight face, "I don't care about other people's taverns, but here I'm not allowed to go out after I come back from dark. I've seen many times, and someone never comes back after leaving the door at night."

"Are there any dead souls appearing at night?" Kasha asked

"The undead rarely come here without the black fog, but the influence of curse has always been. I think it may be the hallucinations that have caught them away, so don't go out at night anyway."

"The second thing is similar to what I said just now. If you come back from Shadow Island treasure hunting, it is best to set sail before evening. If it really doesn't work, you can leave the spoils on the beach and get them the next day. As long as you can get ashore before nightfall, you can rest assured. Many newcomers are disobedient and forcefully take away things, delaying the opportunity to come back. They are lost in the sea and are hunted by vengeful spirits. The things are finally picked up by other treasure hunters, and they end up losing their personal wealth."

Although Fyette is very helpful, the kind of person who seeks death is not worth her waste of effort to help.

"I understand." Kahn nodded with a serious expression, but he felt very relaxed. Although he had not had any actual combat, he should not be afraid of the undead with skin armor.

"And then, if you encounter a powerful undead, you must make sure to get rid of it before you can return to the tavern. You cannot let other innocent people be buried with you because of your cowardice."

After she finished speaking, she immediately went to the next point, because such a situation had not happened yet. If she encountered a powerful undead, those people would often be killed before they could run to the beach.

"If you find something that is not portable, you can store it in the secret warehouse. It is very safe. I can guarantee that the things you put in it will still be there next year. Do you still remember what I told you about before? It was this thing. A black steel secret warehouse. My boat ran aground when it hits this thing. Then I dug it out and built it on it without making any profit."

"Is the basement the secret library?"

Fierte nodded: "But not everything can be put in. Only those evil sacred objects that are very expensive and cannot be touched by others, or possessed by demons can be put in. Don't worry about the things being stolen. The secret library itself is a sacred object, and all ghosts are not invaded. Anyone who tries to pick a lock or open the door with magic will die immediately. Only one key can be opened. Of course, I won't tell you where the key is. If you want to use the secret library, you have to find me first."

"Finally, Soul Erosion Night is coming in less than a month. I wish you can find what you want before this and return safely."

After Fyette said this, he closed the door and left. Kahn had not even had time to say thank you.

He and Kasha looked at each other, and the latter said, "I suddenly wanted to see what that secret library looks like."

"Then we need to find valuable treasures. We will take a walk to Shadow Island tomorrow morning."

Kasha laughed out loud, Kahn's words were too unfair to take the ghosts seriously.

She pulled the quilt out from under her body, covered it on her shoulders, and then lay down to Kahn's chest. In the quilt, she stretched out a finger and stood up to her lips and booed, "Get to bed early and get up early."

...

The first night of staying without making a profit was passed safely. After nightfall, even Vastaya next door became quiet. Occasionally, you could hear ghost cry from the direction of Shadow Island.

The next morning, Kasha woke Kahn up and let him look out the window.
Chapter completed!