The Outer God Needs Warmth

Chapter 121

I slept soundly.@@@@

When I woke up in the morning, Choseol's body moved very smoothly. I might have overexerted myself.

After preparing to leave the room, I took the lantern and left the inn.

Even though I didn’t leave a tip, the innkeeper treated me with great respect until I left, which I appreciated. If I had to rate it, I would give five stars.

Additionally, he had prepared a food preserve made from roasted grain flour, like powdered misutgaru. This should be enough for a long journey.

If I could just barge in and meet them, I would, but after reviewing the memories of Taoists and immortals, I can’t find any hidden openings to sneak through, so I have no choice but to charge straight ahead.

As I walk along the midday streets, planning what I’m going to do, I notice that many people’s gazes are on me.

At first, I thought it was because of my height, but when I followed the gaze, it wasn’t my face or body they were looking at—it was the lantern I was holding.

It’s odd to walk around with a lit lantern during the day. Normally, if you carry a lantern with fire, it’s not only a waste of fuel, but the heat also increases.

However, the light from this one isn’t heat-producing; it remains cool even as it stays bright.

And once night fell, those curious stares disappeared.

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