The province of Naxon is known as the hometown of the swordsmen of the Green Empire.
Grand Duke Bena, the great swordsman who first followed the five heroes who founded the Green Empire, is buried at the southernmost foothills of the Paglos Mountains outside the city of Bena. Legend has it that the tomb where Grand Duke Bena is buried contains a dragon-slaying weapon.
Sword Quel'Thella.
Bena City is located at the southernmost tip of the Paglos Mountains, which runs through three provinces. The imperial capital of the Green Empire is located on the top of Mazzaro Mountain at the northernmost tip of this mountain range. Along this mountain range all the way north, the magic airship
By flying, you can reach the imperial capital of the Green Empire.
Outside Bena City, there are endless wheat fields everywhere. In the golden wheat fields are tall scarecrows. These scarecrows hold curved sickles in their hands, have pumpkin skulls on their heads, and wear old straw hats on their heads. Feng Yi
If you blow it, it will dance with the wind in the wheat field, like a group of wheat reapers.
Declining Knight Owen's invitation to share a carriage, Suldak led the horse out of the Bena City Airport Terminal and stayed at the ticket office of the airport terminal for a while. Finally, he couldn't help but ran over and asked the salesman.
Did the uncle who bought the ticket take the airship to Hiranza City?
The old man with a gray beard saw Suldak dressed in leather armor and wearing a modified knight's sword on his waist. He nodded with satisfaction and said to the young colleagues beside him: "Did you see that, young man?"
This is how it should be at this time, walking around with a long sword, this is the true nature of our Bena swordsmen!"
The young man sitting with the middle-aged uncle with gray beard gave the middle-aged uncle a blank look and said with disdain: "Is this your so-called swordsman spirit? But he is a knight..."
The middle-aged uncle suddenly coughed twice uncomfortably. Just when Surdak became a little impatient, he said to him: "The magic airship to Helensa will not be available until two weeks later."
The middle-aged man selling tickets smiled again and said to Suldak: "Ride your horse and run along the southwest road. If you run faster, it will probably take less than ten days. When the airship is about to set sail,
You're already lying at home, drinking warm cream of corn soup."
Surdak was a little surprised, but he actually refused to sell the ticket, and instead let himself ride a horse and rush to the city of Halanza by land.
The middle-aged man selling tickets patted the wooden square table and said loudly to Suldak: "You can't go wrong if you listen to me. There are rivers and green grass all along the way to Helensa City.
You will never be unable to find grass to feed your horse. There are many rural hotels along the way. You can rest comfortably for a night at any one. You will definitely not delay your return to your hometown. Don’t waste your time waiting for the magic airship.
Something stupid."
"If you keep doing this, we will lose a lot of business." The young man beside him couldn't help but remind him.
The middle-aged uncle touched his somewhat bald head and said nonchalantly: "You are a knight! Of course you have to ride a horse to experience the world!"
"Come on……"
The young man on the side obviously didn't buy it and retorted.
Amid the quarrel between the two, Suldak rode out of the airport.
…
He did not go to Helensa City along the road pointed by the middle-aged uncle, but followed the flow of people into the prosperous Bena City. There was a twenty-meter-wide moat outside the city.
On both sides of the stone bridge, stone piers were erected from the river. On each stone pier was a statue of a swordsman. Under each statue was a small stone tablet, which marked the dates of birth and death of these heroes.
, as well as a summary of his life story.
The knight's badge on Surdak's chest exempted him from paying the city's population tax when entering the city.
The guard at the city gate reminded Surdak that riding horses is strictly prohibited on most streets in the city. If someone from the city's guard camp knights sees it, they will have to pay a fine. If they hurt someone again, it will not be a crime.
A little fine can solve the problem.
For the city gate guard's kind reminder, Suldak quickly thanked him.
After entering Bena City, I discovered that Bena City is much more lively than the sleepy Ivorson City. You can always see some renovated street-facing buildings along the street. Workers on the wooden frames transported stones and gravel.
When we got to the high platform, the masons worked together very well. This is a city full of vitality. Even the footsteps of people walking on the street are full of cheerful rhythm.
Almost all the shops along the street have some temporary benches for customers to rest on the sidewalk. There are even waiters on the side to greet passers-by: 'Would you like to stop and have a rest? The store provides free maple syrup lemon tea...
…'
As Suldak walked through this long street, there were at least a dozen vendors selling him various seasonal fruits and vegetables, and they even brought a handful of popcorn directly to Gubolai Ma's mouth. The horse was not polite.
He raised his lips, stuck out his tongue, and rolled a handful of corn flowers into his mouth. As a result, Surdak had to pay for this stupid horse who couldn't resist the temptation, and directly bought a bag of corn flowers. Surdak held Gu Bo's hand.
The horse eats while walking, and the man and the horse eat together.
Suldak first found a blacksmith shop and spent a silver coin to nail four brand new horseshoes to the ancient Bolai horses. He also bought four breadsticks and half a bag of buttered bread from the bakery at the corner of the street.
, then he ran to the cooked meat shop and bought some red sausages, and bought a bag of oranges from the fruit stand. Surdak put all these into the magic waist bag, while sighing that the magic waist bag is really a good thing,
While asking pedestrians on the roadside where the magic grocery store is...
I bought two new magic scrolls of water gathering and fire gathering. After thinking about it, I bought two pairs of exquisite women's lambskin boots, a soft silk dress, a gold necklace inlaid with rubies and an exquisite silver kettle on the commercial street.
After putting all these into the magic pocket, I felt a little more at ease, and I led my horse to prepare to leave the city through the nearest gate.
…
Passing through the Xicheng District of Bena City along the way, a long-established swordsman academy is located on the busiest street in the Xicheng District of Bena City. Through the iron railings of the college's walls, you can see the green playground inside the college. Surda
Ke couldn't help but look inside. Not far away, in front of the wooden figures on the practice field, there were students practicing thrusting with wooden swords.
Melodious bells rang in the college, and the doors of several Baroque-style buildings were pushed open violently. A group of young college students, men and women wearing exquisite light armor, rushed out of the building like a river bursting its banks.
The academy students on the training ground immediately returned the wooden swords to the wooden stands and followed the crowd towards a huge building in the distance.
The iron railings were covered with ivy. Surdak was standing outside the fence and was about to turn around and leave when a familiar figure walked out of a building. The beautiful round-faced girl next door Beatrice and
As clear and cool as the bright moon in the night sky, Hathaway followed a group of female swordsmen out of the building facade.
Only then did Surdak realize that this swordsman academy was actually the top-ranked Bena advanced swordsman academy in the Green Empire, and by coincidence, he saw two acquaintances.
However, he had no intention of saying hello to either of them. He just glanced at them through the wall before leading his horse and leaving along the road.
He and they were supposed to be people in two different worlds, and it was probably impossible for him to have any communication in this life.
Thinking of this, Suldak couldn't help laughing at himself and led the horse towards the outside of the city.
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"Beatrice, what are you looking at?" Hathaway stopped in the crowd and asked her best friend.
The round-faced Beatrice retracted her gaze, turned around and showed a sweet smile, and said: "Ah! It's nothing, maybe I'm dazzled..."
The group of people continued to walk towards the restaurant. Hathaway looked back thoughtfully, but only saw the fence covered with ivy, and could only sigh softly in her heart.
She didn't know why, but that man's thick chest and resolute profile appeared in her heart again.
Looking at my best friend Beatrice, I feel that I am not as free and easy and brave as her...