A Different World That Started as a Slave

The sound of the horses' feet treading on the ground and the wheels rolling echoed in the silent jungle as the carriage left the training camp. The rushing wind raised rolling dust and swayed the bushes on both sides of the road. After the carriage left the training camp, everyone put aside the solemn expressions they had shown in front of the instructors and started passionate exchanges. Many people have not yet calmed down their excitement about the instructors' speeches. They are eager to share their joy with others, and at the same time they want to gain recognition from others. So in the small space on the carriage, 17 people sat together in twos and threes and began to talk to themselves or actively respond to the words of others. They are improving their relationship in this way.

The air is filled with joy, and there are constant laughter in the carriage.

"Such an atmosphere... is it necessary to be so excited?"

Looking at the scene in front of him, Reens thought with a frown.

Whether in his previous life or this life, he doesn't like lively scenes.

Even if he attends a class reunion, Reens just stays quietly in the corner, silently watching those familiar and unfamiliar classmates drinking, chatting, and making jokes.

Reens understands why the party becomes lively and why they are so happy?

But Reens really doesn't feel like getting involved.

Is it because they are no longer familiar with each other? Or does he simply not like the topics that those classmates talk about?

Or is he just acting out the lonely role in their impressions to those classmates?

Reens now can no longer understand the complicated thoughts of his previous life.

But at this moment, Reens knows why he doesn't want to get involved in the laughter in the carriage?

"Chatting is not as interesting as practicing swordsmanship, and it is not as exciting as killing and death."

Rians muttered in his heart. It would be better for him to practice swordsmanship in the dungeon.

Just... When he saw the "BMW Carriage" at the gate before, Rians remembered the few people from the Glenbagen family that he almost forgot.

Probably only they and the instructors can ride that kind of carriage in the entire training camp.

Perhaps the dead Marvin is also qualified to ride this kind of "BMW Carriage".

But now he can only ride the hell carriage, if "hell" really exists in this world.

Since the instructor only arranged for the guards to take them in the carriage, it means that he himself should not have the idea of ​​leaving the training camp at present.

So it is probably those people from the Glenbagen family who led them to the family's residence.

When he was on the "stand" before, he saw them looking like uncles watching a show.

Rians promised in his heart at that time that he would let them pay the "fee" for watching the show in the dungeon.

Do it when you think of it.

Reens secretly poked Ben, who was sitting next to him, with his finger, asking him to focus back on himself.

Ben, who was chatting with others, felt the poking of Reens' finger, so he turned his head and looked at him with some doubt.

Ben didn't speak directly, but his doubtful and slightly serious expression had already shown the doubts he wanted to express.

'What happened? '

Ben thought that Reens had something wrong and would remind him in this way.

"Sorry, Ben... I disturbed your fun of chatting with others. I would like you to take care of my body after I fall asleep."

Reens said with some apology.

He knew that Ben liked this atmosphere very much, because he always liked to chat.

Reens was still a little embarrassed about disturbing his friend's fun, but he would not give up the idea of ​​entering the dungeon because of this.

"Are you sure you want to sleep in this environment... Can you sleep?"

Ben responded to Reens with more doubt.

Ben even pointed to his ears, wondering if Reans had a hearing problem?

How strong must one be to fall asleep in such a noisy environment?

"Maybe I bled too much during the test, so I feel a little sleepy now and want to take a break."

Reans pointed to the two wounds that had not yet healed completely and made up a reason for Ben.

"Is that the problem? Then you should take a good rest... Just like before, don't let anyone touch you, right?"

Ben agreed.

Just like Reans never asked Ben why he became a slave.

Ben also never asked Reans why he specifically reminded him not to let others touch him.

I met him when I was sleeping.

"Yes, I'm going to sleep now. You're tired of chatting, so you can take a rest."

"We've been traveling a long way, and we don't know what kind of work the family will assign to us. We should take a rest and get ready."

Reens suggested to Ben.

"Yes."

Ben nodded.

After Reens finished speaking, he huddled in the corner of the carriage, which was the position he had chosen when he got on the carriage.

Reens had decided from the beginning to use the time on the road to practice swordsmanship in the dungeon.

When he was in the "waiting area" before, he had already held back enough, and even had the idea of ​​killing someone to vent.

Ben looked at Reens' body curled up in the corner and found that he began to breathe in and out regularly, and realized that Reens had fallen asleep.

Ben moved slightly, letting his tall body block Reens' figure to prevent others in the carriage from accidentally waking up Reens in his sleep.

"Riens fell asleep already?"

"He can fall asleep in this kind of environment, this ability... he deserves to be called 'Sleeping Riens'."

Harriman was a little surprised.

Harriman, who was sitting next to him, had already noticed the movement of Riens, but he did not interrupt the whispered communication between Riens and Ben.

This shows that he still has some emotional intelligence.

He knows not to disturb others when they are busy.

If you do that, even if you smile brightly, you will only leave a bad impression on others.

And Harriman has always wanted to "conquer" Ben and Riens and make them his younger brothers, so naturally he will not do anything that will make them lose favor.

"Rien is a little tired, so take a break."

"After all, he is just a teenager, and the people present are at least 5 or 6 years older than him."

"To be able to survive the training in the training camp at such an age... Think about his very thin physical condition when he first came..."

"Rien is really amazing, he deserves everyone's respect."

"I know what you think, but if you really want to be friends with us, please give up the idea of ​​'controlling'."

"Only equality is the basis of friendship."

Ben said to Harriman seriously.

Although Reiens chose to be lonely, Ben still hopes that he can have more friends.

After all, people are social creatures in groups. Without interpersonal relationships, it is difficult to survive in a complex society.

This is also the reason why Ben has never rejected Harriman's approach, even if he has strange purposes.