"Sister, Rhodes, be careful on the road..."

"Huh?" Mira tilted her head and looked at him, as if waiting for Elfman's instructions later.

"It's nothing." Elfman suddenly remembered that these two people were better at fighting than him, and their brains were better than his.

Mira laughed: "I know, remember to eat on time when I'm not here."

Care from loved ones will make people feel warm. This kind of thing has nothing to do with strength and brain.

"Man!" Elfman left on his own.

But within a few seconds, he came back and took an umbrella: "Sister, it's raining outside, remember to bring an umbrella and spare clothes."

"Okay~"

After he left, Rod helped Mira clear away the tableware.

He washed the dishes in the kitchen, and Mira wiped the table and swept the floor outside, and then went to change clothes and prepare to leave.

Mira put the lunch box on her arm and handed the luggage to Rod.

Rhodes packed up her luggage, but didn't go to help her get the food box. He always felt that it was more atmospheric for her to hold it like this.

Mira took out an umbrella and asked Rhodes, "Did you bring it?"

Rhodes squeezed beside her: "I didn't bring it."

Mira looked at him: "You really didn't bring it?"

Rhodes looked at the ceiling: "I really didn't bring any."

Liar, Mira handed him the umbrella in her hand and said deliberately: "There is a spare umbrella at home, I will get it."

But before she could leave, Rhodes used the disguise magic to put away the umbrella in his hand and said calmly:

"I just checked and found that this umbrella is broken. I'll throw it away for you later. Let's use the spare umbrella."

Mira patted Rod angrily. How much did this person want to stick to her?

She couldn't help laughing and took Rhode's arm: "Let's go."

Only then did Rhodes take out the umbrella again.

The two of them cuddled together, held up their umbrellas and walked into the rain. The thin strands of rain falling on the umbrellas sounded very sweet.

After walking not far, both of them found that it was easy to get wet.

Rhodes chose to tilt the umbrella in Mira's direction.

Mira chose to tilt herself in the direction of Rhodes.

She thought about it but still felt something was wrong, so she raised Rhodes' arm again and asked him to put his arm around her shoulders.

…

This kind of weather is definitely not suitable for traveling by river crab. Fortunately, there are still many carriages waiting for people to rent.

The truth is a bit sad, because you can earn more on rainy days.

All kinds of horses are temporarily stored in the stables, and only the coachmen are waiting for work outside.

Most of them wore raincoats and bamboo hats, and the more retro ones wore raincoats and bamboo hats.

To be honest, Rhodes really wanted to try what it felt like to wear a raincoat.

The two of them chose a carriage that seemed to be best protected from rain.

After agreeing on the price, the coachman asked them to get in the car and sit down while he went to get the horses and hitch them up.

Rhodes noticed that the horses were also covered with special cloaks to protect them from rain.

"Thank you for your hard work." Rhodes blurted out.

The coachman was stunned for a moment and responded: "You are the ones who have worked hard. I heard that being a magician is very dangerous."

Rhodes smiled: "Fortunately, just be careful."

Mira grabbed Rod's hand.

Rhodes touched her head.

Mira shook her head slightly to indicate that it was okay.

"You are the wizards of Fairy Tail, right? I didn't expect you to be so approachable."

The coachman was busy tying up the carriage while talking. Because of the rain, he had to raise his voice a little higher.

Rhodes asked: "Aren't other magicians like this?"

"I've met a few of them, how should I say, they are quite arrogant."

"It seems you are no longer a Magnolian."

"That's right, I came from Ogu City yesterday..."

It's not surprising that Ogu City is where the ruler of ghosts lives.

Although he was just an ordinary person, Rhodes decided to guard against him.

"Okay, please sit tight, we're going to leave now." In order to prevent the rain, the coachman reminded them to close the windows.

But this would interrupt the conversation. The cabin and the front of this kind of car are not connected. If you want to talk, you can only shout, which is too tiring.

The rain outside seemed to be falling a little harder, pattering on the car hood.

The small space in the carriage seems a little dark, and if you are sitting alone in it, you may feel a little unsafe.

Rhodes stretched out his finger, wanting to write a word representing light or fire for illumination.

But as soon as he wrote down a line, Mira caught him.

"That's it." Mira grabbed Rhode's hand and leaned on his shoulder.

In the small, enclosed space and dim light, it seemed like there were only two people left in the world who could rely on each other.

This kind of atmosphere is also quite good.

The carriage started swaying, and Mira felt uncomfortable leaning on her shoulders. She adjusted her posture, put her hands around Rod's waist, and leaned against his chest.

After just leaning for a moment, Mira stood up, gave Rhodes a roll of her eyes, and then put her hand into his clothes...

Adjusted the position of the magic book inside.

Rhodes smiled sarcastically, held her shoulders and asked her to lie down.

He often wanted to play with Mira's hair, but she always slapped the back of his hand in disgust.

Until noon, there was no suitable village or town for rest on the road.

Fortunately, he was well prepared. The coachman drove the carriage under a big tree to take shelter from the rain temporarily. He took out the feed to feed the horses and carefully checked whether there were any wet places on the horses.

After finishing this, the driver took out the rice balls and dried meat he had brought and started eating.

Rod and Mira shared a cup of hot water between him and nothing else was necessary.

As they continued their journey in the afternoon, the rain gradually stopped. Rod and Mira looked out the window and saw an interesting scene of sunny weather in front of them and cloudy rain in the back.

It seemed that it was not that the rain had stopped, but that they had left the rainy area.

Mira looked out the car window for a long time and said disappointedly: "It's a pity that there is no rainbow."

Rhodes said: "Yes."

Mira looked at him, suspecting that Rhodes was going to say something disgusting.

Rhodes just raised his hand and wrote "RAINBOW".

After the text was written, it turned into an arch bridge shape and was dyed in seven colors.

Mira looked surprised.

He even made a rainbow for her.

Rhodes blinked at her: "I heard from a friend that kissing when you see a rainbow can lead to a happy marriage."

Mira asked with a smile: "Is that friend yourself?"

"Why are you so smart? Why don't you let me lie to you?"

"not good."

Mira said this, but still hugged him and kissed his cheek.

…

The sun is setting, and the destination of Lavender Village is approaching.

Rhodes suddenly shouted: "Stop!"

The carriage slowly stopped and the two got out of the car.

The coachman asked doubtfully: "What happened? The village will be here soon."

"I don't think you want to move forward too much."
To be continued...