World’s End: My Keyword is One More Than Others

Chapter 513

The usual fate for a wandering child is limited to a few outcomes: being kidnapped by traffickers and sold, being caught by beggars to be exploited for money, or being adopted by a kind soul...

But the chance of being adopted by a kind soul is too low.

Moreover, being adopted by a kind person wouldn't provide any positive help to Du Ge's current situation. Theoretically, joining an organization is the best solution.

After so many days, he hadn't awakened a single skill. In this world filled with gods and demons, having no skills to rely on left him with no sense of security.

He needed to find a way to deal with the hidden dangers of this world.

...

The town where Du Ge was located was called Fancheng, a remote county far from the capital. In Iron Head's memory, it had never snowed here, and even during the coldest times, people only needed to wear an extra layer of clothing.

Therefore, Fancheng's geographical location should be subtropical.

"Kind people, please have mercy on me, I haven't eaten in three days."

On the streets of Fancheng, Du Ge begged as he walked, while also observing the distribution of power in the city. The pedestrians on the street were both men and women, and occasionally he saw young couples walking together, as well as warriors or knights with swords at their waists.

So, the customs of this world should be relatively relaxed.

During this time, Du Ge passed by the county office once.

Two stone lions squatted at the entrance of the county office, and there were guards on duty at the door. The guards didn't even glance at him, not noticing anything unusual about this little beggar.

Then, Du Ge wandered around the Earth God Temple and the City God Temple.

The Earth God Temple was a small shrine with a few incense sticks burning, while the City God Temple was much larger, with a temple keeper managing it. People frequently went in to offer incense and pray for blessings.

After worshiping the City God, the worshippers would ask the temple keeper for a fortune stick, and the temple keeper would interpret it for them.

Du Ge eavesdropped on the temple keeper's interpretations, which were all vague and could be explained in any way, more like a scam.

Even someone like this could openly be a temple keeper, indicating that the interference of deities in this world was minimal.

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