Raising My Children With My Personal Spatial Ability

Chapter 3256: Chapter 3256: All Just Traveling, More or Less the Same

But now that they have a sometimes foolish, sometimes crazy Little Junior Sister, they’ve decided to buy two horse carriages for the journey; it’s more convenient and won’t attract the attention of passersby.

“You want to buy horse carriages?”

No one knows exactly when, but Little Nuonuo started following Fifth Senior Brother, tagging along as they left the Qing Family’s gate.

“Yes, we want to pick out two horse carriages. Just relying on walking isn’t practical.” Fifth Senior Brother reached out, took the little baby’s hand, and nodded.

The little baby pursed his lips, not reacting otherwise.

Horse carriages are considered the lowest form of transportation among the planes; after all, horses are just ordinary beasts. If they encounter demonic beasts along the way, the carriage might be eaten or they’ll have to escape with it.

This is something they’ve known since they were young.

Generally, cultivators don’t use horse carriages for travel; walking is even faster.

“Why buy horse carriages when you can buy a beast cart? There are tamed demonic beasts, right?” he suggested.

Eldest Brother had previously told him to buy a beast cart for commuting—after all, they couldn’t always rely on that massive-toothed rhinoceros beast; they needed their own transportation.

Fifth Senior Brother: “…”

They did want to buy a beast cart, but their wallets wouldn’t allow it.

Although the Bright Moon Sect is not a Small Sect, all the money belongs to the Sect, not them personally.

They’re out to experience the world, relying on themselves for everything; it has little to do with their Sect, aside from completing the missions assigned by the Sect. Any external expenses are paid by them.

These disciples spend a lot just sustaining their cultivation level within the Sect; not much remains for personal finances.

They’re all practically penniless; buying horse carriages is as good as it gets.

Tsk, tsk, they need to find a way to earn some money on this journey, picking herbs and such; otherwise, food and drink could become a problem.

Of course, such embarrassing matters can’t be spoken aloud, so they just smile and stay silent.

“We should buy horse carriages; it’s all the same for travel, more or less.”

Upon hearing this, the little baby raised his eyebrows but said nothing.

People have different opinions; he wouldn’t force others to follow his ideas. Seeing Fifth Senior Brother’s awkward expression, he realized they weren’t comfortable with it.

“Besides horse carriages, what else do you want to buy?” he asked.

He wasn’t here to buy carriages; he wanted to shop and buy lots of treats—he couldn’t just go back after buying a carriage, right?

“We’ll buy some dry rations as well,” answered the junior sister beside Fifth Senior Brother.

“Dry rations, huh.”

The little baby’s large eyes rolled around.

Dry rations basically mean delicious food; his mother used to say she was preparing dry rations when giving him food, as did his brothers.

“I want to buy some dry rations, too—let’s go together.”

“Alright.”

Fifth Senior Brother understood that the little baby was sticking with them just to shop.

He had nothing else to do anyway, so he could accompany them; Yin City used to be the Main City of the Saintess Sect and was quite prosperous, yet he hadn’t explored it much.

After checking out the horse carriages, they wandered around the streets.

Finally, they witnessed what buying dry rations really meant: despite being just a little baby, money flowed like water, buying up everything that looked tasty or smelled enticing.