I really Didn't Give Up

59-60

Chapter 59

    "Excuse me, have you ever been to Yokohama?"

    Sato asked modestly and politely, sitting opposite the old man.

    The old man has lived most of his life, and claims to have "traveled most of Japan", and even "has been to countries across the ocean", with profound knowledge.

    "Of course I've been there." The old man said confidently, raising his hand to make a cup of hot tea for Sato: "It's a well-developed place. Times have changed. When I was young, it was just a small fishing village. Ha ha."

    "Times do change quickly." Saito echoed, "It's just this 'Yokohama', not the one I'm looking for. Do you know of other places with this name?" "I think

    ... …That’s not true, at least I haven’t heard of it.”

    “No…” Sato couldn’t hide his disappointment.

    "Sorry, you saved our family, but I couldn't help you." A few days ago, the elderly family took in a ghost that fainted from hunger in front of the house.

    The elderly family had never seen a ghost before, so they thought it was a person suffering from some strange disease, and brought it into their home to treat it.

    What happened later... If it wasn't for this young man wearing a fox mask who happened to pass by, the old man's family would be gone.

    The young man wearing a fox mask is said to be looking for a "non-existent city"—

    "What are you planning to do when you are looking for this city?" the old man asked.

    "To find someone."

    "Who is the other person?" "

    ..." The person under the fox mask seemed to smile, with a very gentle voice: "It is someone who is very important to me." "I hope you

    can Found it."

    ...

    Leaving the old man's house, Sato embarked on a journey to find "Yokohama" again.

    A plump pigeon sitting on a branch saw him come out, and immediately flew down the branch to Satu's outstretched hand.

    This pigeon used to be Hitomi's crow—

    "Since we are looking for its former owner, it's better to take it with us." The lord gave the pigeon to Xitu when he was leaving.

    Pigeon: Well-behaved.jpg

    Saitu bought three steamed buns, ate two for himself, and tore up one to feed the pigeons.

    The pigeon was just in time for dinner, and happily lay down in the arms of the rabbit, and fell asleep with its belly turned over.

    A pigeon and a rabbit, after a rest, continue on the road.

    While looking for people, while killing ghosts.