Lord of the Oasis

"Bringing you bad news." Gilbert sat down next to Austin in the group of soldiers, with a complex expression.

"What?" The soldiers all put their heads in front of Gilbert and asked.

"You are about to start your journey again." Gilbert said with a smile.

As soon as the words fell, the captains of the teams came over and greeted everyone for gathering.

"Alas." The soldiers stood up one after another with a sigh. Go to their respective teams.

"Are you tired today?" Gilbert asked, holding up his head to Austin.

"Okay." Austine said with a smile. "How far have you been?"

"It's not far away," Gilbert tried to think back, then shook his head and said, "I can't remember."

"It looks like you are in good shape," Austin Ge responded.

"Oh." Gilbert laughed softly. Did not say much.

The exhausted elven soldiers landed on the ground, and the surrounding Caladian soldiers immediately surrounded them and helped them.

"The next journey, everyone walks forward. Remember to pay attention to the movement of the grass around you." Ebull asked.

"Yes!" the soldiers answered neatly.

"Today's journey is coming to an end. Please hold on again." Able exhaled.

He also noticed that several soldiers were close to collapse, and they needed the help of those around him to move forward. However, since we have insisted on this step, we can't leave others a hole to drill.

Cremont walked to Able's side and suggested, "Let's go slower next."

Able pressed his lips tightly and nodded.

Cremont rested his mind and returned to the end of the array, standing side by side with DeWitt.

"It's really hard Able." DeWitt looked at the slowly moving army with emotion.

"Well," Cremont couldn't help agreeing.

In terms of daily march, Able did more for the reconnaissance team than the two of them.

"The more I walked behind this road, the more disturbed my mood became." DeWitt said.

"Yeah." Cremont also felt the same way. "However, fear is also a good thing. At least it proves that we are very clear about our current situation."

"Alas." DeWitt sighed and said, "Hopefully we can successfully complete our task and return to Dekhrim safely."

"Of course we will go back," Cremont said with firm confidence. "Once we have the information of the disappearance of the dwarf craftsmen, we will take the elves who are staying on the edge of the island and wait for our elven soldiers to go back together."

There are still many suitable boundaries for camping near the volcano, after walking to the ideal safe zone. Able immediately stopped and directed the soldiers to start the construction of the camp.

Most of the soldiers still have a lot of physical strength, and after setting up some of the weak soldiers, they immediately started to build camps.

Although Gilbert wouldn't do this kind of work, he walked over to the soldiers who had fallen aside, and set up a campfire for them.

"Thank you." The soldiers felt a rush of heat in front of them, opened their eyes vaguely, and thanked Gilbert.

"It's nothing, rest well." Gilbert shook his head and said, "Wait here for a while, and the camp will be built."

"Hmm." The soldiers moved around, sat down by the fire, and nodded.

Gilbert crouched down and roasted the fire with them.

A bright ice crystal floated on his palm, but was quickly baked.

"It's snowing?" Gilbert looked up at the night sky.

It was found that large snowflakes fell from the sky.

"Gilbert! Your camp has been set up." At this time Austin Ge strode to Gilbert and said, "Eh? Is it snowing?"

"Huh." Gilbert stood up and raised his head, said to Austin Ge: "I saw this island snow for the first time."

"Really?" Austen asked: "I thought only De Grim would rarely snow."

"Really." Gilbert said. "Are the camps set up?"

"Well," Austin Ge nodded. "You rush in and rest. I'll call you later when dinner comes out."

After saying this, Austine glanced at the soldiers sitting around the fire.

Gilbert noticed his movements, and then suggested: "Let me help you to help these soldiers into the tent."

"Huh?" Austine heard Gibert's words, raised his head in surprise, and immediately agreed: "Okay."

Without further ado, the two joined hands to help the weak soldiers into the camp.

There was already a fire in the camp that took care of these people, and the temperature in the room became very warm.

The other soldiers who finished their job also came to help.

After everyone was busy this time, the dinner of the back chef had also been completed.

"It's finally time to have a hot meal." Austine rubbed his sore shoulder and said happily.

Because of the snow, a simple canvas shed was built on the campground. Everyone put together the next table. Noisyly waiting for meals to be served.

The soldiers of the back kitchen are always the first to eat, because after serving the soldiers' meals, they need to wash the kitchen utensils with clean water. This is especially true in winter because the sticky plates are easily frozen.

A turkey was first served, and the soldiers burst into cheers.

At the end of the Chinese New Year at the end of the year, every family will have such a dish on the dinner table.

"I didn't expect to be able to eat this dish in the wild." a soldier called.

"The soldiers in the back kitchen are really caring~www.readwn.com~Austing exclaimed.

Gilbert, who only recently started contacting human food, has not tasted this dish. Tugging at Austin's sleeve, he asked, "Is this delicious?"

"Delicious." Austin Ge nodded. "You'll know it later."

Gilbert nodded at ease.

Some of the soldiers on the seat could not help but stretch their knives and forks to the turkey in the pan. At this time, a soldier was in the crowd and asked, "What about Captain DeWitt?"

"Yeah. Let the captains come and eat with us," Jeb advocated.

The quicker-eyed soldier immediately ran to Dewitt's camp and brought Dewitt and Cremont who were chatting over.

"You just start eating. What do you tell us to do?" Cremont said with a smile as he approached the long table.

"Captain DeWitt and Captain Cremont, Happy New Year!" The soldiers spoke in unison to the two as previously discussed.