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Back then, the scent emanating from the boy always helped her fall asleep peacefully.
Back then, Luo Qixi treated Luo Ya as a child, and now he is still the same boy, but their identities are no longer the same.
Letting the other person sleep here at night means you don't even have to think about what might happen next.
Thinking of this, Luo Qixi felt inexplicably nervous. Sitting in the chair, she ran her fingers through her hair and asked with a slightly evasive look, "How about we go take a shower?"
Luo Ya's eyes lit up, indicating his agreement. He then asked Luo Qixi curiously, "Do we have any places like bathhouses around here?"
Luo Qixi was slightly taken aback when she heard the unfamiliar term, but she understood what the other person meant and nodded, saying, "There are hot springs here, but they are separate for men and women and they are for communal bathing."
Luo Ya nodded. Although it was a pity that he couldn't take a bath with Luo Qixi, he would also feel very distressed if his wife's body was seen by others.
The dilemma is whether to use the Blade of Light or the Demon Sword.
Luo Qixi looked miserable, slumped weakly in her chair, and sighed, "I'm so hungry."
Luo Ya shook his head speechlessly and said, "Is it really that big of a deal? It's just missing one meal."
Upon hearing this, Luo Qixi gave a mournful look. Because her look was so adorable, Luo Ya couldn't accept the fact that his wife was going hungry. He immediately straightened up and said seriously, "Wife, what do you want to eat? I'll get it for you."
Luo Qixi was already somewhat used to Luo Ya's flirtatious talk. After thinking for a moment, she said, "I want to eat rice."
Roya's lips twitched as he recalled the rice he had eaten at noon, which could hardly be called delicious.
Luo Ya nodded and asked Luo Qixi, "Do you want to eat the kind we had for lunch?"
Luo Qixi nodded, leaned her head back in the chair, and tried to imitate Luo Ya's sitting posture. Unfortunately, she was too short, so she looked rather comical.
No, how can the word "funny" be used to describe a loli?
It should be cute.
Luo Ya thought for a moment, then patted his chest at Luo Qixi, looking like he was ready to handle everything.
And so, with Loki looking on expectantly, Roya headed toward the palace kitchen.
Inside the royal kitchen, it was around four or five in the afternoon, and everyone was preparing for lunch, making the kitchen quite lively.
Everyone was busy doing their own thing.
Luo Ya didn't say much, but found a guy who looked like the leader and said to him, "Um, I'm here to get some ingredients on the orders of Luo Shen."
The head chef was stir-frying an unidentified dish, flipping the wok and tossing the meat inside high. Luo Ya glanced at it and his lips twitched slightly; the edges of the meat had already been charred.
The head chef pointed to the ingredients beside him and said casually, "Take whatever you want. Hmm, Luoshen? What the heck? Never mind, I'm busy here. Kid, don't cause trouble."
Then, to Luo Ya's astonishment, the other person directly put the salt into the large pot, started stir-frying, then casually added a few pieces of what looked like vegetables, scooped the dish out, and placed it on a plate.
Luo Ya swallowed hard and asked cautiously, "Who is this for?"
This is absolutely culinary monstrosity; he couldn't imagine what mental state the other person was in when they made it.
Looking back now, I realize that I used to always think the cooking skills of the Kingdom of Asura were not up to par. Now it seems that I have to apologize to all the chefs in the Kingdom of Asura.
The head chef scratched his head and casually said, "This is the food for the seventh prince. I am his personal chef, and of course, I am also responsible for the food of some other members of the royal family."
Luo Ya choked. So it was the seventh prince. But the other party had really something else in mind. Could he really eat this?
It was covered in meat, and most of it was fatty meat, glistening with oil.
Luo Ya only glanced at it before feeling a chill run down his spine.
Whether in his past life or this one, Roya has always felt some resistance to this kind of fat.
But in this world, fatty meat seems to be a very precious ingredient, only the nobility can afford to eat it.
The head chef had no interest in continuing the conversation with Roya. He arranged the meat neatly, garnished it with some spices or similar ingredients, placed the plate on the food cart, waved his hand, and said irritably, "I'm leaving, kid. My time is very precious."
After saying that, he pushed the food cart away into the distance without looking back.
Luo Ya silently complained to himself, then looked at the bowl and scooped out two spoonfuls of millet.
The yellow millet wasn't as bad as Luo Ya had imagined. In fact, in terms of appearance alone, it was alright. Although it wasn't as good-looking as the white millet from his previous life, it certainly wasn't ugly.
The reason it turned out that way is probably related to the chef here.
Thinking of this, Luo Ya grabbed the rice and ran away.
Two spoonfuls of millet, though not enough for Luo Ya alone, were enough to feed Luo Qixi.
However, the ingredients became a problem again. He looked around the kitchen and saw some strange and unusual things.
Of course, this may be related to the fact that he had just arrived in the country and did not know what the country was famous for.
Looking at the ingredients, Luo Ya admitted that he really couldn't bring himself to eat them.
So, after much painful reflection, Luo Ya decided to go fishing in the wild.
That's right, he's going to get a fish to try.
Wild fishing requires a great deal of skill, and someone as skilled as him would undoubtedly be an expert at it.
So here's the problem: I need to make a retractable fishing rod first.
You can just cut down any pillar to make a fishing rod, and use magic to make the line. With the elasticity of magic, it's definitely a level above ordinary silk lines.
Fishing is a time-consuming activity, especially since Luo Qixi is hungry. It's somewhat inappropriate for Luo Ya to do this now.
Luo Ya felt sorry for his wife and said that he would let Luo Qixi have a hot meal first.
Without further ado, he stepped out and vanished in a blur.
Luo Ya sped off into the distance at an incredibly exaggerated speed.
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A lake in the forest.
The lake looked incredibly beautiful under the glow of the sunset.
Wang Wei once wrote: "The sunset glows and the lone wild goose fly together; the autumn waters blend with the vast sky."
Although this place doesn't have that kind of bird, it still has a unique charm.
The water reflected the sunset glow on the horizon, and a large island floated silently in the distant sky.
The island is reflected in the clear lake.
Without saying much, Roya's magic entered the water. Roya's magic was very special and did not become sluggish due to the water's resistance, allowing him to easily dive underwater.
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Chapter 161 The Ancient Greek God in Charge of Figurines
The magic spread underwater, and the filamentous magic quickly enveloped half of the lake surface.
After a brief sensing, the magical threads wrapped around and caught a fish of moderate size.
Luo Ya pulled the fish out of the water; once ashore, the fish struggled continuously.
Similar to the fish in my previous life, but also somewhat different. Although this fish is not considered a giant in the entire lake, it depends on what it is compared to. In my previous life, it would have been a king-level fish.
The fish were also confused, inexplicably being scooped up and brought ashore.
Luo Ya walked towards where the fish was, sizing it up.
Its dorsal fin is very long and has some small bumps. If you accidentally get touched by it, your palm will probably get a cut.
Its body is spindle-shaped, with gill slits on both sides of its head. Its skin is hard, dark gray, and rough with tooth-like scales. The tail is strong and powerful, asymmetrical, and upturned, with pointed fins, a pointed, protruding snout, and a crescent-shaped mouth and triangular sharp teeth below the snout.
The more Luo Ya looked at it, the more familiar it seemed, but he couldn't quite put his finger on why.
Of course, when the other party saw Roya, it pounced towards Roya's location, opening its big mouth full of teeth.
Roya's lips twitched. Good heavens, he'd even caught a carnivorous creature.
However, in this world, fish of this type make up the majority.
Without further ado, Roya slapped the opponent unconscious, then used the magic-manifested blade in his hand to cut off the opponent's fish head.
Bear Grylls once said that you can eat it even if you remove the head.
For unknown creatures, the head is most likely the part that cannot be eaten.
Blood flowed continuously from where the fish head split open. Luo Ya kicked the fish head away in disgust. The fish head landed on the lake surface and was instantly swallowed by something that looked quite large.
Luo Ya remarked with a slight sigh, "The resources here are really abundant; we don't even need to prepare a nest."
In my past life, this would have been a must-visit place for anglers.
Of course, even if you catch one, it's not certain who will eat it.
The magic flowed and transformed into earth element, eventually creating a stove in front of Roya, on which Roya placed the fish.
With practiced skill, he scraped off the other creature's scales. After all, the creature looked tough and thick-skinned. It's generally difficult to cook such a creature without scraping off its scales. At least this way, it wouldn't be heated unevenly.
Then they would cut open the abdomen and remove the other person's internal organs.
After tidying everything up, I immediately used water magic to wash away the blood from the other party.
In the end, all that was left was the white, fleshy part of the fish.
You know what, it looks pretty good.