Shock! The Spell Is In English!

Just the area alone occupied dozens of acres of land. The palace-like buildings made Rexton and the others gasp in amazement.

The cost of this hotel was naturally not comparable. The cost of a night's stay was over a thousand gold coins, which made Rexton and the others dumbfounded.

They only had a few thousand gold coins on them, but this Galaxy Hotel cost over a thousand gold coins a night. How could they afford it?

Lorca, Vivienne, and the others also had bitter smiles on their faces.

They had known before they came that the price of goods in the Xi Zhao Empire was higher than that of the Simon Empire, but they had not expected them to be so ridiculously high. The cost of a hotel for a night was actually over a thousand gold coins.

How powerful was Lugh's perception? The first thing he noticed was that Rexton and the others did not have much of an expression on their faces. Naturally, he could guess what they were thinking.

Thus, he chuckled. "I think this place isn't bad. Let's stay here. All the expenses will be on me."

Since he treated Rexton and the others as friends, Lugh was naturally very generous to them. In any case, he wasn't lacking in money. In the runic space, gold coins were almost piled into a small mountain.

Rexton's eyes lit up when he heard this. He chuckled and spoke, but didn't decline. "How can I be so shameless..."

He knew that Thirteen was not short of money. He was willing to spend a thousand gold coins just to buy a worthless maid, so he did not plan to be polite.

Since his friend was good to him, he would return the favor in the future. His personality was like this. He was free and easy.

"No, Thirteen, we will pay for this hotel ourselves..."

Lorca and Vivienne looked hesitant when they heard this. Vivienne bit her lips and said softly, "Previously, I have troubled you to help me solve the problem. Now, how can I let you help me pay for the accommodation?"

Vivienne felt helpless about the high accommodation fee, but she did not want to accept Lugh's good intentions.

After all, Lugh had fought against the queen's pursuers time and time again for her sake. Now, he had to pay for their accommodation fee. She felt bad.

She didn't want to owe Lugh, and she didn't want him to look down on her.

"You're all my friends. Don't worry about these things. I have a lot of money and nowhere to spend it. Just listen to me."

Lugh waved his hand, signaling for Vivienne and the others to ignore it.

In order to make them not mind, Lugh had said that he had a lot of money and nowhere to spend it. However, this was not boasting. If Rexton and the others knew that there was a small mountain of gold coins in his runic space, they probably would not be polite with him.

Not to mention gold coins, just taking out a random treasure alone would be worth an unknown amount of gold coins. There were even some things that could not be bought with gold coins.

Lugh was so generous right now.

"Camia, Miss Elizabeth, you are the same. Don't be polite to me. I still have to thank Miss Elizabeth for teaching me about runes."

Lugh looked at Camia and Elizabeth and said softly, "There's no need..."

Elizabeth was also a person who did not lack money. Without thinking, she intended to reject Lugh's good intentions.

However, before she could finish her words, she was interrupted by Camia, "Alright, I'll listen to you."

Camia looked at Lugh meaningfully.

With her intelligence and wisdom, ever since she had found out that the treasury of Berg's residence had been stolen, she immediately thought that it had been taken by this b*stard. To kill Berg silently and then steal his treasury, who else would do such a thing besides Lugh?

That was why Camia told Elizabeth not to be polite.

As for herself, it was even more impossible for her to be polite to Lugh. He was her man.

So what if her man was spending money on her? Shouldn't a woman enjoy being treated well by a man?

"Sister Camia, I have money..."

Elizabeth looked at Camia strangely and did not understand.

In her opinion, it was unacceptable for her to accept the kindness of others for no reason. After all, she came from the royal family of the Dawn Empire. The arrogance of the royal family made it impossible for her to accept this.

Camia smiled and said, "This guy has money. Why should we be polite to him? Just listen to me. Moreover, you have been teaching him. It is only right for him to do so."

"Uh, alright."

Since Camia said so, Elizabeth could only nod and agree.

After thinking about it, it made sense. It was only right for Lugh to give her this amount of money. These past few days, Elizabeth had taught him a lot of knowledge about runes, causing his level to soar.

What made her speechless was that Lugh's basic level was so terrible. Many things that she said were very common, but Lugh seemed to be hearing them for the first time, so she had to patiently explain things from the beginning.

At the same time, she constantly complained that Lugh's teacher was irresponsible. He had only taught Lugh how to condense runes and nothing else. At the very least, he had to teach him some basic knowledge.

Lugh did not know anything. The other day, she had said that his basic level was equivalent to her five-year-old level. Later, she realized that she had completely overestimated him. Her one-year-old foundation was even stronger than Lugh's, let alone her five-year-old.

Once a member of the royal family of the Dawn Empire was born, they would be baptized by a rune-master and begin to learn rune knowledge from a young age.

This world was different from Lugh's world. The people of the rune world had a much stronger constitution. They were born with wisdom and could speak within a month. Within three months, they could learn to walk and they could move freely within half a year.

That was why Elizabeth knew that Lugh's knowledge of runes was not even as basic as when she was one year old.

If it was not for Lugh's good comprehension ability, Elizabeth would have exploded on the spot. This was too difficult to teach.

Over the past few days, Lugh had understood a lot about runes. He did not dare to say that he had made a qualitative leap, but he was much better than before.