Mokaxi's body fell to the ground, and the blood stained a large area of dead grass.
"You actually killed Mokaxi so easily!?" Not far away, Tamara covered her mouth, her eyes shone with a strange luster, her face was slightly flushed, and her body couldn't help but tremble with excitement.
"It turned out to be...a mysterious person!" Nick opened his mouth wide, eyes full of shock.
"The boss...the boss is dead?"
On the other side, after witnessing the leader being easily killed, the gangsters fell into complete panic.
Their eyes looking at Enzo were full of fear, and they couldn't help but start to retreat. After a brief silence, an unknown gangster screamed, and the gang completely began to flee.
In the blink of an eye, a group of gangsters disappeared deep into the dark forest.
"Phew, it's finally over." Seeing the gangsters leaving, the guards couldn't help but heave a sigh of relief.
"Thank you, Mr. Enzo, for the rescue!" With the help of the guard, Nick walked over. The wounds on his body had been bandaged. At this time, he looked at Enzo with eyes filled with awe.
"It's just a small matter, don't be polite." Enzo smiled and shook his head.
Traveling with the brigade, Enzo was just taking a ride. The other party was attacked by gangs. He had no obligation to take action. However, considering that if the brigade was destroyed by the gangs, the subsequent journey to the Silver Moon Kingdom might be very troublesome.
, so he took action to kill Moshi.
"No matter what, thank you for your help." Nick looked solemn and bowed deeply towards Enzo.
Then, under the awed eyes of the guards and the resentful eyes of Tamara, Enzo returned to the tent silently. He did not need to worry about the next thing. Although the brigade was attacked by gangs, the casualties were not heavy.
, after simple repairs, you can continue on the road the next day.
The gang attack was like an episode in the journey, and everything went smoothly for the next few days.
Ten days later, the tour group arrived at the end of the trip, Moonlight City.
"Are you really not considering staying in the brigade?"
At the gate of Moonlight City, Tamara sat on the carriage and looked at Enzo with sad eyes.
"I'm sorry, I still have my own way to go." Enzo said softly, touching the tip of his nose with his fingers. Facing Tamara's plaintive eyes, he could only smile bitterly and shrugged helplessly.
"Well, since it's your choice, I can't stop it." Tamara sighed, then cheered up and said, "Let's say goodbye here. I will always remember you, Enzo."
"Me too." Enzo said, stepping forward and kissing Tamara passionately.
Then, amidst the melodious sound of horse hooves, the brigade headed away in the opposite direction of Moonlight City.
"Goodbye, Tamara."
Looking at the brigade going away, Enzo recalled the tenderness that Tamara brought when she got into his tent on a rainy night a few days ago, and he couldn't help but raise the corners of his lips and reveal a smile.
After a while, Enzo turned around.
Looking ahead, not far away is Moonlight City, the capital of the Silver Moon Kingdom and the most prosperous town in the entire north.
The silver-white city wall is tall and solid, made of snowy rocks. Under the sunlight, the surface of the city wall exudes a faint white light. Two giant gates open at the entrance of the city, and the bustling flow of people comes in and out like a long dragon.
"Those who enter Moonlight City must pay one silver coin!"
Following the flow of people, when he came to the city gate, Enzo saw several Silver Moon soldiers wearing armor and swords collecting the entrance fee. After paying a silver coin, Enzo successfully entered Moonlight City.
After entering Moonlight City, Enzo looked around as he walked forward.
Moonlight City is indeed the capital of the Silver Moon Kingdom, and its prosperity is completely different from that of the remote Icefield. Even the once most prosperous Golden City on the Icefield pales in comparison to this place.
On the spacious and clean streets, there is an endless stream of pedestrians, and vendors selling goods can be seen everywhere.
Due to its proximity to the coast, the air in Moonlight City is slightly salty. In the direction of the seaport, you can often see ships docking. Some sea tribes whose appearance is obviously different from humans are carrying baskets of fresh seafood for sale.
"It's better to find a place to rest first."
After wandering around Moonlight City for a while, Enzo found a hotel.
After pushing the door open and walking in, the hotel seemed very lively. Many guests were sitting around the table eating and drinking. A troubadour was holding a harp and playing on the side. A scantily clad maid was carrying barbecue and malt wine and shuttled between the wine tables.
"Find me a clean room." Enzo said, throwing a silver coin on the counter.
"Okay, sir." The mustachioed boss put away the silver coins and then took Enzo to the second floor of the hotel.
"Is this place always so lively?" Following the mustachioed boss as he walked in the corridor on the second floor, Enzo could still hear the noisy sounds downstairs and couldn't help but frown slightly.
"Haha, of course not." The mustachioed boss chuckled, opened a room with the key, and said, "There are not so many outsiders in Moonlight City in normal times. It is not the ghost ship that happens once every ten years. Those who dream of
People who became wizards were attracted here."
"Oh? You also know about ghost ships?" Enzo raised his eyebrows.
"Hey, who grew up in Moonlight City, who doesn't know about ghost ships?" Boss Mustache shrugged, opened the door and said, "I have lived in Moonlight City for 30 years, and I have seen ghost ships twice.
, how many people have boarded the legendary ghost ship leading to the Wizarding Continent in order to become wizards, but no one has ever come back."
"Has no one ever come back?" Enzo frowned slightly.
"Ha, I haven't seen it anyway." The mustachioed boss shook his head and mocked, "We all want to become the legendary wizard, but who knows where the ghost ship will sail to? Maybe the so-called wizard continent,
