It took three hours to travel from the bustling T City to Rachel Bailey's home.
Hansen Ruiz set out with Rachel Bailey at seven-thirty in the morning and didn't arrive at their destination until ten-thirty.
The village where Rachel Bailey lived was called Bailey Family Village. This was because everyone in the village shared the Bailey surname and was descended from the same ancestor. When they met, they would address each other as uncle, aunt, and the like.
The transportation in the village was quite convenient. A cement road, neither too large nor too small, crossed through the middle of the village, separating the residential area on one side from the fields and farmlands on the other. Beyond that main cement road, there were many other village roads, most of which were also paved with cement.
The village's greenery was also impressive, with trees seemingly hiding the houses and houses nestled among the trees. The air was incredibly fresh.
