Chapter 82

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The gazes from all around focused on Noah, causing him to frown deeply, his brows furrowed for a long time. Carrying a cloth bag, Noah raised his head and looked around. He saw that the people who seemed to be residents of this city were passing by him, and most of them were giving him scrutinizing looks. Some were even whispering to each other, which made Noah somewhat displeased.

Having just arrived in this world, Noah could not possibly have any notable deeds that would attract attention.

Therefore, the reason why the people around him were pointing and whispering about him must be something else.

Noah had just arrived in this world and was not yet very familiar with everything here. To avoid unnecessary disputes, it was better to avoid making any strange moves.

Because of this, although Noah was very curious about the buildings around him, he maintained a calm and composed appearance.

About thirty minutes ago, Noah had entered this city.

As long as one raised their eyes and looked into the distance, no matter where in the city, one could see the massive stone pillars that resembled walls reaching from heaven to earth.

Relying on his exceptional sensing abilities, Noah could feel that these massive black stone pillars were faintly emitting some kind of strange vibration.

It was precisely these vibrations that made the monsters outside, which were trying to approach the city, hesitate to cross the boundary, always lingering at a certain distance from the city.

This also gave Noah some information.

Outside this city, there lived many creatures similar to the monsters that had attacked him. These creatures, which were more bloodthirsty than ordinary monsters, seemed to pose a significant threat to the humans in this city, and even to their lives.

Therefore, humans seemed to be hiding in this city, which was surrounded by stone pillars that emitted a faint vibration, which had the effect of repelling those monsters, to protect their lives.

Noah did not know whether this phenomenon was common throughout the world or only in this region.

To understand the situation, Noah first needed to find a place where he could gather information.

However, Noah encountered a problem.

Usually, the best way to gather information in such a situation would be to go to a bar, inn, restaurant, or similar place. If one waited patiently, someone would eventually talk about various topics during their idle chatter, providing Noah with a lot of information.

However, Noah found it extremely difficult to find such places here.

The reason was simple.

"Ah..." Noah looked at the buildings around him and sighed as if he were exhausted.

"Where on earth is a place like a bar?"

Indeed.

Noah could not distinguish which of the buildings around him were bars or similar places.

The buildings in this world seemed to be quite different from those in the world Noah originally came from.

The surroundings were filled with tall buildings, at least ten to twenty meters high, constructed with stone bricks and glass.

There were also buildings of ordinary height.

However, these places were mostly of uniform size and similar appearance, making it difficult to distinguish what they were from the outside. Additionally, the signs hanging on them were in a language Noah did not recognize, making it impossible for him to find what he was looking for.

This was not the most important issue.

The most important issue was that on some roads, there were strange vehicles made entirely of steel, with wheels, moving at varying speeds. There were also pillars similar to magic lamps that changed colors at intervals, and only when a specific color appeared would the vehicles stop, allowing people to cross the road to the other side.

These rules, although not difficult for Noah to understand, caused him various kinds of distress, considering the many other rules he was not yet familiar with in this city.

Because of this, Noah felt somewhat constrained in his actions, only doing what the people around him were doing. Otherwise, he had to be cautious to avoid causing any trouble.

Fortunately, not long after, Noah's eyes brightened, and a smile appeared on his lips.

In the middle of a row of buildings within Noah's line of sight, there was a building that seemed to be a store.

Inside the store were rows of bookshelves, filled with books, both old and new.

Books?

Wouldn't they be a carrier of all kinds of information?

For Noah, this was like a lifesaver.

Immediately, Noah hurried towards the bookstore.

However, five minutes later, Noah came out of the bookstore, feeling very frustrated.

The owner of the bookstore was a kind old man.

However, no matter how kind he was, it was still a headache for Noah.

There were three reasons.

One: Noah did not understand the language the other person was speaking.

Two: Noah could not recognize a single word in the books.

Three: The currency Noah carried was completely different from the currency in this world.

Thus, Noah hit a wall.

"Ah..." Noah realized that since he arrived in this world, he had been sighing a lot.

"I have to come up with a plan."

In fact, Noah had some extraordinary comprehension and memory.

Otherwise, Noah would not have been able to learn the language of his original world to the point of being able to communicate with others, based solely on a few books and without any guidance.

As long as certain conditions were met, Noah could learn a certain level of language expression.

However, someone needed to communicate with Noah first, and with the help of his sensing abilities, he needed to carefully observe and analyze what the other person meant when expressing certain words and phrases, to gradually learn the language.

Just now, with this in mind, Noah had tried to communicate with the bookstore owner to at least learn how to communicate, and then learn the language.

However, after five minutes, the owner, because Noah was not buying anything and was just speaking in a language he did not understand, somewhat reluctantly asked Noah to leave.

Although these five minutes allowed Noah to learn some basic phrases like "yes," "no," "hello," "excuse me," and so on, he still could not communicate effectively with others.

"There's no other way," Noah rubbed his forehead.

"Although this will definitely be annoying and draw attention in many ways, it's the only method for now."

With that, Noah began a thoroughly laborious task.

The task was simple.

Continuously find passersby to talk to.

Before long, on the street where Noah was, many passersby were forcibly stopped by Noah and engaged in all sorts of unrelated conversations.

Because of this, Noah received various treatments.

Some kind-hearted people, after communicating with Noah for a while, were thoroughly scared off and fled.

Some cold-hearted people, annoyed by Noah, raised their fists to teach him a lesson, but were all thrown into alleys by Noah and fled.

Some confused people continued to play the communication game with Noah.

Some people in a hurry, after being forcibly stopped by Noah, became furious and ran away as fast as they could.

Finally, a kind passerby led Noah to a place where everyone inside was wearing strict uniforms, hats, black batons, and silver handcuffs, with fierce expressions.

About two to three days later, Noah came out of there, satisfied, leaving a group of people who had been drained of energy lying on the ground, unable to get up.

Later, Noah learned that this place was called a police station.

The fierce people who had been driven to the point of exhaustion by Noah were called police.