savior epic

Chapter 112 The Lord's Arrangement
Hiei received the man, introduced his wife and two sons, one older and one younger, to him, and let him rest at his home for a day.

In this small village in the oasis, the escaped slave villagers have cultivated a simple character and have great sympathy for those who are also slaves.

That night, after the man groomed, he roughly trimmed his beard and hair, and slept peacefully, which was a bit unaccustomed to him.

He knew that this kind of fate did not belong to him, so when the man woke up from his sleep, he got up quickly, packed up his belongings, and saw Hiei grooming the camel outside the house.

"Thank you, Hiei, I should go." The man said quickly.

"So soon? No rest for a few days?" Hiei didn't keep the man, he was just surprised, "You're going back now? I want to treat you to dinner."

"Thank you for your kindness, Hiei, my friend," the man looked into the distance, the place beyond the oasis, "but I really should go back, back to Alan Biin, the place with the new law, you have heard recently Any news of where?"

"You asked me once yesterday, no, I haven't heard of it, but what I can know is that it shouldn't be too far from that," Hiei pointed to the southeast, and said, "Maybe in that direction, some Those who escaped over there, they mentioned the name Alan must be in."

"Thank you, Hiei." The man looked at the camel in Hiei's hand. Its hair is soft after washing, its black eyes are beautiful and gentle, and its two humps are solid and round. "Hiei, can I have your camel? I use something Come change."

"Oh? Why didn't you say 'borrow'?"

"Because I might not come back," the man replied.

"You are sincere," Hiei smiled. He patted the camel's lower abdomen, turned around and said to the man, "What do you exchange for?"

The man took out a dagger from his pocket and said: "This dagger is the only valuable thing on my body. I rely on it to cut aloe vera in the desert. It is very durable. Although there is no decoration on it, it is well-made."

Hiei hesitated for a moment, took the dagger, waved it, and said with a smile: "Okay, maybe it's a little blunt, I'll go back and sharpen it."

The man's eyes lit up: "So?"

"It's yours. I'll match you with a saddle." Hiei stroked the camel's mane and led it to the house.He went into the house and took out the saddle, bridle and camel holster
Hiei helped the camels install one by one, first the harness, then the reins, and finally the saddle. He turned and called the man over.

"You have to feed it something to let it know you." Hiei took out the prepared feed, grabbed the sticky piece, and put it in the man's hand, winking.

Following Hiei's instructions, the man put the food in the camel's mouth.

The docile camel lowered its mouth and quickly licked all the feed in its hands.

The man smiled at Hiei, who nodded.

Walking to the side of the camel, the man climbed up Anshan, with two humps one behind the other.

"Thank you, Hiei, if I can come back, I will bring it back, and of course there are other gifts." The man couldn't hide his excitement for a moment, and thanked Hiei one after another, "I know, that dagger is not enough for this horse The price of a camel."

"Don't say that, that John, he brought a good horse to our village when he came." Hiei handed a package to the man, went to the front and picked up the camel, leading the man out of the oasis.

Before long, they followed the meandering river to the edge of the oasis.

There is another vast expanse of yellow sand in front of you, as well as smooth and undulating sand dunes.

Hiei let go of the camel, patted the saddle, and gestured to the man to move forward by himself.

The man nodded.

"Thank you again, Hiei."

Hiei stared at him, thought for a while, and said goodbye: "Take this as the Lord's arrangement."

The man froze for a moment, then immediately asked, "Which master?"

There are many masters in this world.

"Lord of your heart."

This unnamed man rode a camel for two days and two nights.

There was no oasis on the road, but Hiei prepared a lot of dry food and water for him. Every time the man found a cave before nightfall, he led the camel to rest in it.

After resting, the man set foot on the way home again, feeling faintly in his heart that he was not going in the wrong direction, it just took some time.

Moreover, people will not settle in places where sandstorms occur frequently, and the man did not encounter sandstorms along the way, which made the man more certain of his thoughts.

One afternoon on the fifth day, the man walked through the rolling mounds, and the feeling of the camel's hooves hitting the ground became harder and harder. The man understood that this meant that the sand was getting thinner as he walked, and he must be closer to Alan. up.

After wandering for nearly ninety days, the man couldn't help feeling excited, but not long after, he fell into a little panic again.

Is Alan Biin already destroyed?

The thought was lingering, and the man gripped the camel's reins so tightly that it almost stopped.

When the man noticed it, he let go of the reins, patted the camel, and let it go on.

If Alan must be destroyed, the man knows that he will never forgive himself, but everything is still uncertain. He did not die in the desert, but walked out of the restricted area of ​​life time and time again.

If Elan must be destroyed, rebuild it with wrath.

The man clearly knows what he thinks, and he also knows that if this is the result, he is destined to rebuild it, because the Lord has given him the recipe for salvation.

Walked for nearly a morning.

Sitting on the back of a hunchback, the man led the camel up the sand dunes, and saw a sudden corner of the land in the distance, which was gray and black. When the man took a closer look, his whole face became excited instantly. It was a corner of the castle, which was made of huge stones. .

It was finally time to cross the border of the desert. The man's mood was indescribable, and he urged the camel under his seat to run quickly.

The camel straddled its legs obediently and galloped across the desert.

When one sand dune after another was swept away, the man seemed to push through the fog and saw a town close up. His breathing became rapid, and he knew that it was not a mirage. The town was intact, everything was peaceful, and had not been affected by the flames of war. .

Although the town casts an atmosphere of vigilance and sadness.

At the edge of the town, the man jumped off the camel, led it, and walked on the road criss-crossed by horseshoes and wheels. He had an impression of this town. It should be said that he had a good impression of almost every city in the city-state of Alan Biin. The town has impressions.

There were more guards in the town than usual, patrolling the street back and forth, a guard stopped not far from him, scanned him up and down, and after confirming that this poor poor man could not pose a threat to the town, he went to left.

The man approached a woman with a bucket on her head on the road, and when the woman put the bucket down, he cleared his throat and asked, "Is this still Alan Biin?"

"Are you a foreigner? This place has always been Alan Biyin." The woman looked at the man suspiciously.

"I mean, hasn't Alan Biyin fallen yet?" The man hesitated for a long time and asked.

"Of course not! It's just that the war is not going well, are you cursing us?!" The woman looked contemptuously.

The man and her eyes met, and she became excited at once. The disdain in her eyes taught her how happy and excited she was.

"Ok, ok, thanks, I have to go to the tavern. Where is it located?" The man had to go to the tavern for some information.

　It's over, Calvin.
　　There may only be one chapter today. I'll try my best to see if I can get Chapter 2 out.
　　
　
(End of this chapter)