The reincarnated devil was blessed by the goddess

It’s so hard! This seat is as hard as a rock, and it keeps shaking and bumping. How can one sleep comfortably until dawn?

Theresa had thought the train would be more comfortable, but she was obviously wrong.

This seems to be a hard-seat carriage, and the huge noise made by the old steam train - the constant "clang clang" sound makes it impossible for people to calm down.

Such an environment is really disappointing, and even the mood to appreciate the scenery outside the window is gone.

Looking at the other two people, Akzhan was actually able to sleep soundly against the car window in such harsh conditions, as if everything in the outside world had nothing to do with him, perhaps because he was too tired from driving the carriage before.

Harvey opened a bottle of wine he brought with him, filled his glass, and then started chatting with strangers around him, looking very relaxed.

Theresa complained in her heart for a long time, not knowing whether it was because she was too tired or too sleepy, but in the end she leaned back in the chair, slowly closed her eyes and fell asleep.

"Didn't I tell you before? She's such a sleepyhead! Look, even if I pinch her nose, she won't wake up!"

"Miss Theresa's safety awareness is truly poor. How could she sleep so soundly? Businessmen like us wouldn't dare fall asleep before reaching our destination."

"Wake up, wake up..."

"Her eyes are such a beautiful color..."

Theresa slowly opened her eyes, but suddenly found that Akzhan's hand was pinching her nose.

So, she frowned and kicked Akzan in the crotch in anger.

Following Akzhan's scream, Theresa stood up and stretched her body, which had become stiff from sitting in the car for a long time.

She looked around and found that it was already daybreak and the sound of the train could no longer be heard. It seemed that we should have reached our destination.

"Then I'll go ahead. I hope Miss Theresa recovers soon." Harvey put on his hat. A carriage was waiting for him in front of the station.

"Um... okay." Akzan responded and slowly walked out of the car.

Finally arrived at the destination. If the train was still moving when she woke up, Theresa would probably have completely exhausted her patience due to the long journey.

The design of the hard seat carriage is simply anti-human!

The moment Theresa walked out of the train station, her feelings changed dramatically.

Is this Hiyori City? Compared to the unbearable heat of Fairmont during the day, the climate here seems to be even hotter.

But here... stone pillars lined the streets, each with rows of small boxes hanging from them. Occasionally, a cool mist would spray out, moistening the air.

What did this mean? Perhaps there really was air conditioning here! Theresa felt a surge of excitement.

"The changes here are so great that I can't remember the route anymore. Let's go in and take a look first."

"Liar..."

"How did I lie to you?" Before Akzan could finish his words, Theresa handed him a note.

"The bread you brought me that time, you said you bought it from Hiyori Castle."

"You... okay!" Akzhan was momentarily speechless, then continued, "Let me put it another way. Technology is advancing so rapidly, it's almost unbelievable. The platform was originally empty, but now there are so many houses."

Theresa noticed that the residents of Hiyori City seemed to have a special fondness for hats. Almost everyone wore a variety of hats, with only their hair colors varying. Their eyes all shone with a golden light, each one unique in its own way.

She could feel that the residents of Hiyori City were filled with sunshine and cheerfulness, and portraits of the goddess were hung in front of every house. This was why the city was known as the most pious place.

"Why are you so happy today? Don't you always have a cold expression? Look at the corners of your mouth, they're almost upturned to the sky."

Akzhan noticed that Theresa was different from before. She seemed extremely excited from the moment she set foot on this land.

"I'm just...very happy!"

Theresa herself didn't know why she was so happy. Perhaps it was because she had come to this strange yet desirable city.

Especially in the central square, facing the majestic statue of the goddess, an indescribable joy surged in my heart.

"The statue of the goddess Astra is truly awe-inspiring. The reason why this city is so prosperous is all thanks to her blessing." Akzan said softly. He closed his eyes, clasped his hands together, and prayed devoutly to the statue.

Theresa's gaze fell on the statue of the goddess, and she stroked the motto engraved on the pedestal: "You are my light, my only faith."

This sentence seems to express the endless admiration of the people of this city for the goddess Astra.

Great... Just as Theresa was immersed in it, her heart suddenly tightened, as if it was tightly grasped by an invisible force, making her freeze there in an instant.

"Hey, hey, hey! What's wrong with you? Are you suddenly ill? Could it be that... the goddess amulet is finally starting to backfire?"

Akzan tried to shake Theresa's body with a look of suspicion on his face, but she seemed to be frozen.

Time passed minute by minute, and after a long while, Theresa slowly came to her senses.

She rubbed her temples gently and waved at Akzan, indicating that she was fine.

Oh my god! Is this really a heart attack? I almost forgot about the amulet shattering inside my body. It turns out I can't swallow it.

Theresa felt her throat was dry, so she walked towards a stall not far away. It seemed that they were selling pear tea, which could just relieve the discomfort.

She whispered, "Buy...water," and hurried to the stall.

The stall wasn't far away, so Akzhan let her go alone without worry. After all, it was just across the street, so there was no way she would be stupid enough to get lost.

"Here's your pear tea, please take it! Next customer...ah? You are Xiang..."

"Two cups of pear tea!" Theresa interrupted.

"Oh...Oh! Two cups of pear tea cost thirty yuan in total." The stall owner responded.

Theresa took out a fifty-yuan note from the small bag hanging on her body and handed it to the stall owner.

"Here's twenty yuan in change, please keep it." The stall owner said as he handed her the change.

Theresa took the money, but saw a hint of sadness in her eyes. Perhaps today's business was not satisfactory.

A gust of wind blew, and Theresa's hand loosened just as she was about to put the banknote into her bag, and the money was blown away by the wind.

Still want to fly away from me? Theresa hugged Licha and ran forward quickly.