I Have a Dice Left by a God-Chapter 416 - 8: Homecoming

The Western Fourth District is a wealthy area, where banks from various countries, warehouses, and all kinds of commercial facilities and institutions are gathered. Many wealthy people from other regions and countries also choose to settle here, with Hex-Tech bringing in many new classes mostly in the West District.

Since ancient times, merchants have been the first to know the warmth of the spring river. Merchants from various countries pay much more attention and acceptance to Hex-Tech than the ruling class.

The Northern Fourth District is a civilian area, with many heavily polluting Hex-Tech and various factories located here. The population is crowded, the security is poor, and it is connected to an underground city even more astonishing in scale than Celestial City, attracting a large number of outsiders.

The Southern Fourth District is also a civilian area, quite bustling. Compared to the North District, the environment is much better. It is diverse, with fewer immigrants, mostly old residents of Dragon Capital and many skilled civilians and wealthy households.

The population of Dragon Capital is complex. The Li Long United Kingdom is mainly composed of Beijing people, Saxon people, and Lot people, along with immigrants from various parts of Dao Yuan, with Beijing people as the base. Saxon people supplemented part of the military strength, while Lot people brought in great wealth. The wealthiest Potter Family and Isaiah Family are representatives of Lot people, holding half the country’s wealth despite being few in number.

In the past, Governor Luthor made great efforts to attract population and talent, causing a population surge in Dragon Capital. It did bring some chaos and management difficulties initially, but the large labor demand needed for the development of Hex-Tech was met. As it grew and expanded, some unresolved issues became negligible over time.

The main belief in Dragon Capital is Moon God. The Moon God Church has the greatest influence. Besides, many Beijing people believe in the Martial God, with others believing in the Earth Mother Goddess, Nether God, and Sun God. As for secret organizations, Dragon Capital is more diverse, a byproduct of rapid expansion and development, combined with freedom of belief, leading to a heavy workload for the Night Patrol.

The cooperation between Luthor and the Moon God Church was a huge boost for both sides, but Governor Luthor also left a tail: the Moon God Church is not the sole belief like it is in Moncalleta and the Black Meteor Empire. Li Long’s leniency towards belief, with freedom of belief, was also Luthor’s way of balancing the uncontrollable hidden powers.

In a continent where power and belief are generally extremely harsh, the liberal and free Dragon Capital stood out instantly. This idea, contrary to old customs, prompted Dragon Capital to reach its current situation step by step. In other kingdoms, this would be incredible, yet given Li Long’s unique conditions and Hex-Tech, it achieved a delicate balance instead.

No. 16, Lane 125, Splendid Street, West Second District, is quite a good community, with convenient living and good security. Lin Fei and Xueyin have also lived here for a considerable time. Xueyin was transferred to the Divine Favor Grace Class here. For Xueyin, attending classes is the same everywhere; she still lives under Lin Fei’s oppression. She wants to resist but has no allies, often brutally crushed.

Lin Fei now works at the Hex Bird Society’s main office, in the editorial department, under the art and lifestyle section. When Lin Fei was still the eldest daughter of the Lin Family, the piano, chess, calligraphy, and painting were her hobbies with a very good foundation. As a noted wealthy individual in Celestial City, she did not lack in this aspect and had a reputation as a talented woman. Even in the Underground City, Lin Fei did not neglect Xueyin’s education, teaching in all these areas, but alas, Xueyin, this mischievous sprite, inherited Lin Fei’s beauty but not a bit of talent in this area.

Kathy, as a good friend, naturally understands Lin Fei very well, even more so what Lin Fei wants. Lin Fei closes herself off and reduces interactions only out of reverence for life, yet Kathy sees through it, so even though Lin Fei refused several times, Kathy still encouraged her to try, to live instead of just surviving.

With Kathy’s help, Lin Fei’s entry into the job was fairly smooth. Her interview performance was also well-received, and she quickly got accustomed to the job. Besides having job security, she could engage with many new things at work and many excellent articles, which Lin Fei liked and increasingly loved.

Women do understand women better.

With the support of a job, Lin Fei quickly adapted to life in the new city. Besides picking up and dropping off Xueyin, she was mostly immersed in work. Her boss knew Lin Fei had quite a background and coupled with Lin Fei’s diligence and good taste and vision, except for the inconvenience of overtime work, there was nothing to criticize.

After work, besides supervising Xueyin’s studies, there were some additional art courses, unless she had unfinished work to bring home to work overtime, Xueyin could not escape. The allure of piano, chess, calligraphy, and painting for Xueyin was far less than bird-nesting.

The life was simple and unsophisticated. On weekends, Kathy would usually come over. Lin Fei would make a few dishes herself, and Kathy would bring wine. The two would drink and chat together, occasionally going shopping when in particularly good or bad spirits. For Kathy, this was also a rare way to maintain a normal human state.

The house is a two-story independent building, probably a feature of the Church family compound. The Night Patrol does not have such treatment. It’s smaller than in Celestial City but more refined, though in terms of location, it cannot compare to Celestial City. Living in the West Second District is itself an indication of status. Living here avoids many troubles and harassment. Kathy could have arranged for something better, but she knew Lin Fei’s low-key personality, so this was just right.

The yard is small but kept clean and tidy, with some flowers planted, giving a more vibrant life than in Celestial City. It has three bedrooms, two living rooms, and a small storage room. There’s also a spacious balcony on the second floor, a place both Lin Fei and little Xueyin love, with excellent lighting, usually used for drying clothes and having tea.

In the living room, Xueyin is wrestling with her homework, having much more now after coming to Dragon Capital. Her classmates here look down on people from rural areas, thinking everything outside Dragon Capital is rural. Xueyin is quite stubborn; as long as nobody provokes her, it’s fine, but if they dare, she’ll show them the iron fists of those from rural areas. 𝗳𝚛𝚎𝚎𝘄𝕖𝕓𝕟𝕠𝚟𝚎𝕝.𝗰𝕠𝐦

A group of well-off people can’t compete with her. School matters she can handle easily by herself; it’s just that the family is a different story.

It’s the crisp autumn season in Dragon Capital. Lin Fei, having changed into casual wear, is tidying up the yard. Even ordinary clothes can’t hide her elegant and tranquil temperament, full bosom yet slender waist, flawless white skin, long and straight legs, and eyes that shine with the charm of a mature woman. Lin Fei tends to sweat, and after tidying up a bit, beads of sweat appeared on her forehead, and her face became slightly flushed. After wiping her sweat, she was about to go back for a drink when she heard the sound of the door opening next to her ear.

Lin Fei then remembered she forgot to lock the door. The security in West Second District is very good. Getting used to living here, she wasn’t as anxious as in Celestial City. Since leaving there, memories have been buried, and she seems much more at ease.

Li Xin walked in, looking around the cozy yard, waved his hand, "Aunt Fei, I’m back."

Li Xin’s cheerful voice rang out. Lin Fei put down what she was holding, looked at Li Xin quietly, seeming a bit dazed, and slowly walked towards Li Xin, pinched his face, touched his head, and pinched his face again before realizing it was indeed Li Xin,

"Aunt Fei, it’s me," Li Xin said awkwardly.

The next moment, Lin Fei embraced him, "Ah Xin, you really came back."

"Who, who’s back?" Lin Xueyin, who would use any wind stirring the grass to interrupt studying, came out. Seeing Li Xin, she let out a scream, and flew over like a bat.

"Ah~~~~, Ah Xin, Ah Xin, you finally came back, that’s great!"

Li Xin also displayed a long-lost smile on his face, "I’m back, and I brought a lot of good food."