The brave man is like an episode on the way.
I didn't reveal specifically what Canxing did, I just vaguely said that the brave man has something to do again.
So the thief sighed, heroes are born to save the world.
I could only smile and say yes.
I didn't tell him that in fact, the annual output of Braves is at least a dozen...but not many of them are well-known.
However, I now have huge doubts about the destination of this trip.
Rather, once the seeds of doubt are planted, even if they do not take root and sprout, there will still be hesitation about some decisions.
I originally planned to go to the area controlled by the second prince to collect intelligence, because judging from past intelligence, the power used by the eldest prince seemed unfair.
However, what happened just now casts a cloud over this impression.
It can only be said that he is worthy of being a member of the royal family... In other words, without additional help, competing for the throne itself is nonsense.
After thinking for a long time, I finally decided to target Banzan City, a city on the edge of the war zone.
At this time, it is unwise to risk going deep into either side's control zone. The most correct approach is to make decisions based on the situation at the edge.
Banzan City is not a strategic location. It is slightly close to the second prince's control area, but it is not dangerous. It is just close to the river. The city itself was built to facilitate river transportation. At this time, the river has been frozen. Therefore, the strategic significance is greatly reduced in winter.
After discussing with the team members, they also agreed with my opinion. The thieves even recognized me as their boss, giving full play to the spirit of having a big brother to hug the big brother.
So, although this was not really in line with our original purpose, in the end everyone passed it unanimously.
What's more, General Enol did not limit the goal to be achieved immediately.
After taking a short rest in the town, we drove towards Banzan City.
In the evening, we finally arrived at the next town, Fengping Town.
Compared to the previous town, the atmosphere in Fengping Town was much more solemn, and obviously there were a lot more people.
When we walked into the Adventurer's Guild, the place was already packed with people.
I looked at the bulletin board on the wall, which was filled with various extermination missions and investigations into the situation in some areas, as well as quite a few recruitment notices for the Second Prince.
First, I checked in at the counter to confirm the identity of the adventurer, and then asked if there was any recent information.
Unsurprisingly, the Adventurer's Guild no longer provides information on the surrounding areas, only a certain mission overview.
I don't want to complete the task so easily, but in this case, I have to collect some basic things myself.
After discussing with the other people, we decided to let the pharmacist and warrior put the luggage temporarily, while the ranger and thief went to the city to get information, while I found an empty seat in the Adventurer's Guild and sat down.
Although there are many people in the Adventurer's Guild, according to my observation, it seems that not many people actually take on tasks. Coming to the Adventurer's Guild is closer to a state of doing nothing and is a habit.
Some people were shouting and bragging about their experiences, some were drinking and guessing, and some were drinking alone in the corner.
But without exception, the counters are deserted.
"You look strange, can I sit here?"
When he came back to his senses, a middle-aged man with a beard appeared in front of him. He was wearing a cloak, but he took off his hat, revealing a face full of vicissitudes of life. Under the cloak, he was wearing an animal skin hunting suit. and a long knife strapped across his waist.
"No problem." I shrugged.
"Did you just come here today?" He stretched out his hand, "Hello, my name is Wade. Are you interested in getting to know me?"
I didn't shake hands. I just looked at him expressionlessly and asked, "What do you want? If nothing happens, I'm not interested."
This kind of response does not appear to be too cold and harsh, and the relationship between adventurers from different teams is not so good that they can communicate at will.
Ward's hand hung in the air awkwardly for a moment, and then he took it back naturally.
"Don't be so cold, I'm just curious." He didn't feel annoyed or offended by this, but just started chatting as if they were familiar, regardless of whether anyone listened.
"Since the start of the war in Fengping Town, more and more adventurers have gathered here. They have various reasons."
Ward seemed completely unembarrassed as he spoke.
"Most people come here because they want to make a war fortune, but more people go back without their lives. However, I have a business here. I wonder if you are interested."
I looked at him calmly and didn't reply.
He touched his nose and seemed to be asking for trouble, but he still went on speaking.
"I have a batch of goods here that I plan to ship in. They are in short supply, but there have been a lot of thieves recently, so I plan to recruit some people."
Transporting it in means... planning to transport it to the war zone?
I looked at Wade again and found that although the clothes he was wearing were hunting clothes commonly worn by adventurers, compared to other adventurers, there were much fewer traces of use on them, and the lining didn't seem to be ordinary people. Linen for home wear.
"Why don't you issue a mission?" I asked.
"This...all tasks issued in the Adventurer's Guild will be recorded." Wade chuckled softly, "This job is not so aboveboard."
That’s why you’re looking for someone in the Adventurer’s Guild hall?
And he was looking for a new face.
I knocked on the table, looked at Walder thoughtfully, and asked, "How many people are needed? Have we found them all now?"
Ward smiled bitterly: "Not yet..."
not yet?
I frowned slightly, glanced vaguely at the adventurers around me, and finally fixed my gaze back on Walder.
"Isn't it because of the content of your mission?"
The smile on Wade's face was a little stiff.
"This... a little bit," he replied.
"I plan to transport this batch of supplies to Banzan City, but the rest of the journey will be kept secret."
It turned out to be because the destination was uncertain.
It dawned on me.
Indeed, at present, the increase of rogue bandits has also brought difficulties to transportation. If the destination is not informed in advance, it can effectively prevent the informants of rogue bandits from revealing the information.
But accordingly. The disadvantages caused by opaque information are also exposed. In this special period, adventurers will be more inclined to choose tasks that are certain.
So, should you consider it?
A large convoy is easier to target, but on the other hand, I can ask more things from the mouths of the bandits.
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