Lord of the Oasis

After saying this, Sibel shouted again with his hand to his mouth.

"It's nothing. I usually don't feel it at all. It just looks a little ugly." Sibel didn't care.

"Why don't you go to the military barracks to get some medicine?" Bandak asked.

"Oh," Sibel smiled disguisedly. "There's no money."

"There are a lot of food for the logistics in the army, and listening to you, your sister is a famous singer in the city. Why would you worry about this little money." Bandak frowned.

"My sister was lost to the restaurant by my father. The money I and my sister are now making is just paying off the debts of my family. In order to get my sister out of there earlier, I have to be frugal. She will be 21 next year. Well, girls still have to get married early." Siber looked at the fire in the fire, his eyes calmly.

"It turned out to be this way." Bandak heard this surprising fact and looked at Sibel unbearably. "Come to me tomorrow and get some medicine and apply it. I will stay in the military meeting at noon hall."

Sibel is now bending over and patting the gray on his trouser legs. After hearing Bandak's suggestion, he smiled and replied: "I will go, thank you, command."

He walked out of the carriage and took the reins of the horse from Adonis.

Adonis shook the fine snow off his shoulders outside the door of the carriage. Walking into the compartment lit by the fire, he said to Bandak: "I heard you noisy outside the door. What did you talk about with this soldier?"

"Nothing to talk about." Bandak planned to keep this secret for Sibel.

"It doesn't matter if you don't say that." Adonis asked casually, and didn't mean to delve deeper: "When you return to the barracks, you have to go to the doctor's office to check your body honestly, to see if your body is standing. ."

"Got it," Bandak agreed.

"The day you returned to the city, I just wasn't in the barracks. I couldn't pick you up." Adonis explained: "Right, I didn't have time to ask you: you went to the leader of Derek, what was the result of the consultation?"

Bandak shook his head and said, "Derrick wants to stay there all the time, and there is nothing to get ideas about the position of the leader."

"Um." Adonis, as a colleague who hadn't known for a long time, could not say anything. He can only silently support his decision: "So, is the position of commander to be left to Cremont?"

"Not necessarily. Your Majesty's mind, we can't guess. Perhaps Cremont is only one of the members of the preparation." Bandak analyzed.

"No matter who the new commander is, I will support it." Abdul Nis suddenly said.

"Hehe." Bandak smiled easily, without speaking.

The carriage slowly drove back to the barracks and stopped in front of the hospital near the training ground.

"Return the carriage and go back to rest." Adonis confessed to Sibel.

"Okay." Sibel nodded, then turned to Bandak and encouraged, "Bandak, I wish you good health."

"Uh." Bandak replied with a smile. Waved towards Sibel.

Sibel got on his horse and left with a carriage.

"It feels like you have known each other for a long time." Adonis vomited as he walked towards the entrance of the hospital.

"It's interesting to have such people in the army," Bandak said.

Without looking back, Adonis lifted the curtain and shouted into it: "Mr. Koradi!"

"Yes." An old man in his sixties came out of the hut.

This doctor has also been in the military camp for a long time. He heard that his disciples have contracted almost all private hospitals in Dehrim.

In short, it is a very powerful character. However, the old man's professional code, until this age, will come to the medical camp in the military camp to sit tomorrow. Just in case there is a problem that the juniors cannot solve.

Tonight, Adunist asked him to wait until this time to do a physical examination for Bandak.

"The old gentleman hasn't returned to rest yet?" Bandak walked into the hospital and took a sip of hot tea. Asked Corrady.

"Well, I haven't been able to fall asleep lately, and I stayed in this hospital. I was more at ease." Koradi said to Bandak, who was sitting down, while pulling out a cuff.

"It turns out that this is not a good night's sleep, but what did you think of treatment?" Bandak cared.

"It can't be cured. You'll know it when you get to my age. This is how people's bodies work, but if they keep up with their daily routines, it will delay the time." Koradi shook his head.

"The old gentleman is still young," Adunis interjected: "I heard that there is a medicine from other places called melatonin. It can cure insomnia, or I will ask someone to give you some come?"

"No." Koradi waved his hand. "I can't rest assured that someone else has made a medicine. I can only take my own medicine."

"This..." Adonis scratched his head~www.readwn.com~ responded.

Corradi strapped the cuff to Bandak's arm and began to measure his pulse.

The medical examination didn't end until late at night, and Adonis, who was waiting for him, was too sleepy.

While waiting for the result, Bandak couldn't bear to say to Abdul Nissi who had fallen on the sofa and left Harala: "You'll go back early. I'll just wait here alone."

"What? Is it over?" Adonis wiped his face when he heard the movement of others, and stood up.

It turned out that Bandak was staring at him with a complex expression.

"Hey, I thought the medical examination was over?" Adonis shook his head and sat down again. "How did you feel when you did the examination?"

"It's okay." Bandak replied: "Also, you can actually go back."

"No, I have to send you back to the military building." Adonis refused.

"That's okay, but don't fall asleep again. The old man's couch has stained your saliva," Bandak said helplessly.

"Yes." Adonis wiped his mouth with a towel, swearing.

It didn’t take long for the old man to come out with the manuscript paper and said to Bandak: "Your body is not a big problem. But you have to pay attention to protect your knees recently. I felt a wound on your leg bone, it should be It’s an old wound. You have to pay attention to protect that piece.”

After listening to the old gentleman's instructions, Bandak took the manuscript and thanked him: "Thank you old gentleman, you have worked hard. Please take a break early."

"It's okay," Koradi replied with a smile: "I have to go and wash, and I won't send you anymore."

"Huh." Bandak and Adonis bent over their luggage and answered.

Corrady glanced at them, and then turned and walked into the indoor cabin.

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