Fourteen. Win everything

No matter how much the slums boast of safety, they ultimately are a place more sinful and gloomy than other places.

Lu Li had the same experience in the slums the last time, except that the robbers changed from three children to two youths.

And there was one similarity.

"You don't seem like thugs,"

Lu Li took out the shillings from his coat pocket, in addition to the Jimmy Siblings' deposit, he had several hundred shillings with him.

Mikela craned his neck, looking eager, while Virgil stood by, honestly waiting—he even feared that Lu Li would misunderstand and discarded the stick.

Eventually, Mikela didn't ask for more money. He stepped forward to the side of the carriage to take the 20 shillings that Lu Li handed over, lightly flicked it and, whistling, said, "Of course we aren't, thank you for your generosity, sir. I wish you a wonderful afternoon."

"Virgil, let's go."