Lord of the Oasis

Early in the morning, DeWitt led the team and set off.

Now this season is when the river is rushing. It is not easy to wade across the river.

Everyone tied the rope around each other's waists, and walked slowly across the river with their shoulders back and forth.

The width of the river is about fifty meters long, and the soldiers stop and go in Hanoi in order to maintain their balance. It took almost an hour to go ashore. During this period, a lot of physical energy was consumed.

Without spare time to change clothes, Able instructed everyone to move on.

In order to reach the Centaur community within the expected time, it is now necessary to fight every second.

DeWitt walked side by side with Ebble in order to plan a new route accurately: two people and a map.

"According to this speed of progress, you have to walk three or four days in the valley to get out," Able said, staring at the map.

"It took a lot of effort to cross the river today, and the soldiers' progress was slow. The next few days have to speed up the journey." DeWitt analysis.

"Huh." Able nodded and replied.

Until the evening, when today's itinerary was about to end, the scouts and his team had climbed another mountain. The turbulent river was thrown far behind, and no trace of it was visible.

"Encamp to rest on the spot." Able ordered.

The soldiers also breathed a sigh of relief. The clothes soaked in the river water had been unconsciously dried during the march. It is the greatest happiness to sit down and rest for a whole day without stopping.

"You, you, you, follow me out." Cremont walked to the soldiers crouching on the ground and commanded.

"Captain Cremont?" The soldiers stood up immediately and lined up. A soldier looked at him and turned to Cremont at the gate of the barracks, asking hesitantly.

"Bring your weapons, we are going to hunt now." Cremont said.

"Yes." The three soldiers leaned their weapons back on their waists and followed Cremont out.

"Cremont took people out?" DeWitt set up camp with the soldiers, glanced at the back where Claymont left, and said.

"Yes, the reconnaissance team will send people out to hunt every day in the future." Able responded.

"Why only brought three people..." DeWitt looked a little worried.

"This is Bimont's situation. It is estimated that Captain Clermont didn't want to make too much noise and was found." Eber speculated: "The beast in this mountain can't hurt them."

"Well." Devi nodded in character.

Before waiting for Cremont and others to bring back the results, Able greeted the logistic soldiers of Caladea to prepare the fire. A look of confidence in Cremont.

In a few moments, the four of Cremont appeared at the gate of the barracks with full return.

Several soldiers patrolling the camp hurried forward to catch the prey from four people.

"Wow, there are deer in this mountain! You can eat venison tonight!" a soldier cried excitedly.

"How is it?" Eble asked Craymont as the soldiers dispersed.

"It's okay." Cremont showed a trace of fatigue in his eyes: "We didn't go far."

"Hurry to change clothes and have a good rest." Able originally wanted to ask some more about the terrain in the mountains, but when he saw that Cremont was too tired, he told him: "Tonight is not worth the night. Gang?"

"During dinner, I drink a bowl of porridge is enough. Could you please help me speak to the kitchen chef." Cremont said with a breath.

"Okay," Able replied.

Cremont nodded and turned to walk towards his camp.

Back in the camp, he immediately went to the couch, took off his coat, and wiped his face with a towel soaked in water. Lied down on the mattress.

Perhaps it was the hard work of today that exhausted all of my strength. There is not even the spare power to dream.

Clermont slept deep into the night.

When I woke up, there was a bowl of white porridge on the desk in front of the couch that was no longer hot.

After using this simple dinner, Cremont put on his clothes, walked out of the camp, and worked with Able.

"It's a lot better to see you," Able handed the decree in his hand to Claymont and said.

"My physique is like this. I have strength after a sleep." Cremont said with a smile.

"It turns out so." Able nodded. "Are there any special episodes for going out today?"

"No." Cremont recalled for a while, and replied: "The places we pass by are very quiet, and I feel that no other races of other races pass by."

"Don't the map say that there is Bimon near here?" Abel doubted.

"Even if there is Biemont, then we are not the targets of his attack." Cremont thought of the way Biemont was recorded in the history book~www.readwn.com~ shook his head and said to Able.

"Have you seen Biemont before?" Able knew almost nothing about Biemont except for the names and portraits given on the map. After hearing Cremont's comments, he couldn't help asking.

"No, I have only heard their legends." Cremont introduced: "I heard that Bimon has a huge body, and he has to eat thousands of peaks in one meal. Time will also depend on what they have done. Movement, and became disordered. When God created the world, he only created a bimon."

"This miraculous creature will actually live on this island." Able stunned.

"Actually, to be honest, I don't believe it too much," Cremont thought.

"The emerald boundaries of these mountains, but no race came to occupy. It seems that everyone is very afraid of the existence of Bimon." Able said.

"Ok."

Able and Cremont did not chat for long before returning to rest.

Cremont took the soldiers to patrol inside and outside the camp, and did not give the task to others until four o'clock in the morning, and returned to the camp to sit and rest.

In two hours, the soldiers will get up.

Cremont had no thought of going to sleep at this time, maybe the rest of yesterday made up for his whole day of sleep.

Sitting in front of the desk, looking at the map in his hand.

Counting the time of departure from the Elven Kingdom or De Grim.

At five o'clock in the morning, the rain in the valley hit the top of the tent, and "cracked" sounded.

Like a hypnotic clock, Cremont felt a sense of tiredness in his body.

In another hour, their army will set off from the rain in this autumn valley and begin a new day of trekking.

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