RVing My Way into Exile with My Beloved Cat: This Villainess Is Trippin' Volume 1 [Parts 1 to 9] by Punichan

Author:Punichan
Language: eng
Format: epub

After meeting Chief Jesef, I decided to check out the village with Ohagi. Aida said she would prepare our room while we were out.

Thank you, Aida!

Chief Jesef had also given me a simple explanation of the village before I left.

“He said that friulia flowers are the specialty of this village, and I can find products made from friulias at the general store...” The place had just the one general store, and if villagers needed anything else, they would just trade with each other. For example, someone could trade meat that they hunted for some vegetables someone else grew. “That sounds like a nice life too,” I said.

While strolling and imagining myself leading a self-sufficient lifestyle, I suddenly felt watched. I turned to find two kids from the village looking my way. They were weaving baskets out of vines.

“Who are you?” one child asked, puzzled.

“Kitty!” the other exclaimed, perking up as soon as they saw Ohagi.

“Hello, I’m just traveling, and stopped by this village.”

“Mrow.”

“Hello!” they greeted in unison; then they told me that they were making baskets and selling them.

The baskets were a bit uneven, but you could tell they were handmade and had something special about them. And more than anything, the fact that they were woven out of vine made it nice and rustic.

It would be nice to have something to organize my fruits and other groceries...

“You guys are really good at this. Could I buy one—no, two baskets? I was actually just looking for something like this.”

“Really?!” one exclaimed.

“They’re two hundred rooks each!” the other explained.

What a great deal!

I bought a basket from each child before saying, “Can I ask you guys something?”

“What is it?”

“You can ask us anything!”

“Thanks. I just wanted to know if there are any clearings right next to a mountain stream?”

I would love to camp there, if there’s such a place.

After hearing my question, the two of them began to discuss something between them.

“What about that place?”

“Wouldn’t the other one be better?”

It seemed that there were several options.

“There’s a place that’s pretty big, but the path there is narrow and you have to climb up a cliff...”

“And there’s a place that has a wide, easy path, but the space isn’t that huge and it’s on top of a mountain...”

They asked me which I would prefer, and I picked the latter. I wasn’t going to be walking, so distance didn’t matter—if anything, extra distance was perfect because it would help with leveling up my skill.

“Could you tell me how to get there?”

“Sure! After leaving the village, you go straight that way, and there’ll be an entrance to the mountain.

“You just follow the path up the mountain and you’ll get there. It’s smoothed out so carriages can pass through, but not all the way through.” The child continued to explain that animal trails a little past the entrance were maintained so people could transport the animals they hunted or the produce they gathered.

What a beginner-friendly mountain! Thank god...

“By the way, do you think someone like me

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