Lord of the Oasis

When the sun went down, the soldiers had started a campfire in front of the built camp.

The coast of the island this season is not cold, especially for soldiers who have been walking in the forest for several days.

Many people have already rushed to the beach, under the name of catching fish, in fact, most of them went to the water.

DeWitt and others did not restrict the soldiers' relaxed behavior.

If the place they are in now is Dehreim, DeWitt and Cremont would have taken their soldiers to the tavern to eat special.

It’s just that I’m just on my way home, which means that the task of the captain of the two of them is not over.

In order to stick to this image in front of the soldiers. DeWitt and Cremont's behavior towards the soldiers was just to open their eyes and close their eyes.

The situation of the elven race is very different from that of the human race. Able came to the beach and his mood rose. It is estimated that the elf soldiers are still playing crazy on the beach.

In the large camp, only Dewitt, Cremont, and a few soldiers on guard were left.

The hour pointed towards late night, and the night wind on the sea became cold and biting. The soldiers who returned from playing on the shore held a few small fish in each hand. Go to the back kitchen and let the cooking soldiers add them to the menu tonight.

Bamboo poles were erected on the campfire piles in the camp, and the soaked cotton clothes that the soldiers had hung were hanging on the bamboo poles.

Everyone was waiting in front of the fire, waiting for their clothes to be dried, while looking forward to the delicious food served by the back kitchen.

"It's been a long time since everyone saw the sea." DeWitt roasted the wine cup on the stove and said to Cremont.

"If we can get on the boat tomorrow. Then we have to stay on the boat for four or five days." Cremont responded.

DeWitt glanced at Cremont and said, "What is it in four or five days? Didn't you arrive on this island in a boat for about half a month before?"

"Thinking of those days, I had an upset stomach." Cremont vomited.

"Huh." DeWitt said funny: "This sea gives you the impression, is this only?"

Cremont waved his hand, indicating that he did not want to speak.

Early in the morning, the soldiers heard the whistle of the steamboat in their sleep.

The moment Cremont heard the sound of the whistle, he immediately turned over and thumped, and jumped from the bed. Putting on his own cotton coat and boots, he ran to the place where the steamboat stopped, and shouted to the crew on board: "Wait for us! We will also get on board!"

A siren walked off the boat, looked at the camp not far behind Cremont, and said, "Yes. But you have to wake up your people quickly, we are about to sail."

"Okay, thank you." Cremont nodded and immediately turned to the camp.

While waking up DeWitt, he got dressed in a hurry. Before going out of the camp door, Cremont said to DeWitt, who was still sitting on the bed, "Go and wake up the other soldiers. I will inform DeWitt."

DeWitt got up immediately after the reaction. Let the soldiers who have got up help wake the soldiers in their respective teams.

The scouting team, standing before the steamboat before sleep, gathered before the steamboat. Cremont came with Able and others from the other side of the coast.

"Get on the boat," the Kraken crew greeted.

The Caladian soldiers followed the crew to the deck. Elf soldiers followed behind them and also got into the boat.

"Where are you going?" The cockpit walked out of a Kraken crew member and asked the reconnaissance team and others.

"Go to the harbour," DeWitt replied briefly.

"OK." The crew nodded. "One person is fifty dollars."

"In total, Caladia has to use ten gold coins on this side." Cremont calculated an account in his heart and said to DeWitt.

"Just use it. The last journey." DeWitt replied.

Cremont looked at him in surprise and said, "But we have only five gold coins."

"What?" DeWitt said with wide eyes.

"Did I tell you last night? We have little money left." Cremont continued.

DeWitt recalled what happened last night: Cremont did say such a thing to him.

The coins in the team are all managed by Cremont, and DeWitt usually does not care about this issue. Unexpectedly, this has become embarrassment.

DeWitt and Cremont pinned their last hope on Abel, and cast their sights on him for help.

Able sighed again in his heart. Since staying with these two people, he doesn't know how much he has sighed.

Able took out the purse in his arms and nodded while saying with a mouth: "I'll just pay."

"Thank you," DeWitt whispered.

"Do you have money?" The crew looked at these three men and said ~www.readwn.com~ Yes, yes, yes! Able responded quickly. Twenty gold coins were counted from the purse and handed over to the crew.

The crew took the remuneration in their hands, counted it again, and said, "Okay, the cabin is below. You can go down and find a free bed."

"Below? Can't we live in these places?" Cremont questioned, pointing his hand to the cabin next to the cabin.

"No." Without further explanation, the crew returned to their posts.

DeWitt frowned and walked to the underground cabin the crew said.

It turned out that in a huge space, people's beds are also close together.

"Why can't we live on it?" a soldier looked around the cabin and complained.

"The humidity here will be very heavy." Another soldier said.

DeWitt and Cremont organized Caladia to sit on their beds and put down their luggage.

This ‘cabin’ is estimated to have beds for about 200 people.

The beds of the Caladian soldiers were gathered together. However, some nomads have already lived on some beds around them.

"Your first ride in this boat?" a nomad said.

"Well." Cremont nodded and answered, "We are going to the harbour."

"Most of us also go to the harbour. Who introduced you to this place?" Youmin asked.

"The owner of a hotel at the foot of the volcano." Austen replied.

"The crew on this ship charged us so much money and let us live here. It was too dark." A soldier said angrily.

You Min said with a smile: "That's not what it said. The crew members risked their lives to run this business."

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