Holy Institution

Early the next morning, Langzan's send-off team was waiting at the entrance of the guest house.Looking at the situation, it is not so much an escort as an escort.The carriage of that carriage had iron walls and was pulled by three horses.After Dilling and Hyde got into the car, the door was slammed shut like a locked iron box.

Di Lin waited for the horse to walk slowly, and then whispered, "Could it be discovered last night?" That's why he took such precautions against them.

"What's the difference between will and won't?" Hyde was still sleepy when he spoke.He was tossed until midnight yesterday, and he woke up at dawn this morning. His mood was extremely bad.

Dilling thought about it, and felt that there was indeed not much difference.Anyway, they are just the St. Padres Volunteer Army who came to support. After the things here are over, there should be no other intersections.The only thing to worry about is where they will send them.

After two days, doubts dispelled.The Langzan people they met along the way confirmed that they were indeed heading towards Dabei City.Dilling also felt relieved.

Speaking of which, the iron box was heavy again, but it was not as bumpy as an ordinary carriage. Hyde's symptoms of motion sickness improved a lot, and his mood gradually improved. When he was free in the car, he tested Dilling's magic on a small scale.Since the carriage is solid, even if Dilling misses it, it won't have much impact.

But no matter what noise they made, the escort team didn't respond, like an invisible person, except for a few words when they rested, their existence at other times was comparable to air.Indispensable without being an eyesore.

The team arrived in Dabei City at noon on the fourth day.

The send-off team sent them all the way to the temporary pavilion in the city.

When Dilling and Hyde got out of the car, they saw a dark and thin middle-aged woman coming up to her, her bloodshot eyes shining with a firm and sharp light.

"we are……"

"What are you doing here!" The middle-aged woman roared, but stopped Di Lin's remaining words, "Don't those idiots in Wangdu think this place is not troublesome enough?"

The captain of the escort team looked embarrassed and angry, "We are here to escort the St. Padres Volunteer Army."

At this moment, the middle-aged woman shifted her gaze to Dilling and Heidein, "You said they are St. Padres volunteers?"

The captain hesitated.Before coming, the captain's superior, the chief guard of the palace, once told him to be careful of these two people on the road, which meant that the chief guard had doubts about their identities. Shengsheng swallowed those words and nodded stiffly.

"Two?" The woman said in a strange tone.

Dilling felt it was time to explain.He had no choice but to tell the story of the serious illness that the St. Padres volunteers suffered when they first arrived in Tuta City.

The woman's face paled slightly.Chai Fuang did mention to her about the illness of the St. Padres Volunteer Army when he left in a hurry, and the time and place were all consistent.

"I am the lord of Dabei City, Pamela Valla. St. Padres' advance troops are stationed at the front line fifteen miles outside the city. You can rest in the annex first, and I will take you there in the afternoon."

"Fifteen miles?" Di Lin's expression changed, and he said in surprise, "Isn't it fifty miles?"

Pamela looked tired, "The speed of the sandstorm is faster than we thought."

Heiden suddenly said, "Have you found out the cause of this big storm?"

Pamela slanted at him with her black and brown eyes, and she answered the question, "I'll take you to check in the room first."

The captain of the escort saw that she left as soon as she said, and simply left himself and the escort team here, and became even more angry in his heart, and shouted: "City Lord!"

Pamela kept walking, but made a nasal sound impatiently: "Huh?"

"The people have been delivered, and we're going back to return." Since the other party didn't intend to keep them, they wouldn't stay cheeky. Anyway, the people have been handed over to Pamela, and she received them personally, so nothing will happen in the future Things, they can also push clean.Thinking of this, the anger towards Pamela's neglect was instantly extinguished, and he left with the escort and the carriage without hesitation.

When the sound of the wheels outside the door disappeared, Di Lin asked Pamela curiously: "Why didn't the city lord keep them?"

"What else can those idiots do besides wasting food?" Pamela pressed her temples tiredly, obviously not wanting to say more.

The annex is built with simple wooden boards, and there is a creaking sound when stepped on.

Dilling stepped on it carefully, for fear of making a hole in the floor with his foot.

Pamela gave them a tiny double room.There were only two beds made of three planks in the room.There are no sheets, but a piece of sackcloth folded like a quilt.

Pamela threw them into the room and left in a hurry without explaining anything.

Standing in the room, Dilling and Heiden heard coughing from the neighbors from time to time, and the coughing was so severe that the house almost shook.

"The guards here are much more lax than in Xiaobei City." Dilling leaned sideways and squeezed past Hyde Yin to open the window.The window is half-hung on the window frame, and it can be opened with a push.He looked down at the street, and saw that most of the pedestrians on the street were in a hurry without touching the ground.

It happened that Pamela came out of the other building, looked at the top of her head from above, and found that the middle part had turned gray.She saw a young man passing by with two buckets of water, and immediately shouted, "Who told you to pass here?"

"I'll bring water." The young man was taken aback by her drink.

"Did no one tell you to deliver water from South [-]th Street?! This street will be used to transport trees later! Don't block it!" Pamela waved.

The young man who had already walked half the street had to turn around.

Pamela ran to the other side of the street and pulled over a man in military uniform who was instructing workers to dig a well. She yelled half the street, "Why don't you guard the intersection?"

"I sent someone to guard it." The man in military uniform was baffled by the yelling.

"Then what happened to that man?" Pamela pointed to the young man who delivered the water just now, but found two buckets of water by the side of the street, and the man had disappeared.

Looking at her expression, the man in military uniform guessed what happened, and said helplessly, "Is there another spies coming to make trouble?"

"I don't care how many spies come in, anyway, there's nothing we can't let them know. I just hope that these idiots can control their legs and stop walking around blindly all the time!"

The man in military uniform smiled bitterly: "I'm afraid it's difficult. The more we block the streets, the more curious they are about what I'm doing here."

"If they have the guts to report to me, I'll tell them what I'm going to do every day, so they won't be running around like headless chickens." Pamela snorted disdainfully, obviously also knowing that this matter is impossible to achieve, Then restrained his temper and said, "How many trees have you brought over, is it enough?"

The man in military uniform said: "The teleportation magic circle has been blocked, so it can only be transferred from Olan City and Hans City, which are the closest to Dabei City. The city owner was the first group to migrate, so now Pang Na City is in chaos, and there is no one to make decisions."

"Nine hundred? What's the use of that!"

"The problem now is not that there are not enough trees, but that there are not enough wood-type magicians. It is best to use wood-type magicians to deal with yellow sand, but there are not many wood-type magicians in the mainland, and the reinforcements from St. Padres and the Magic Guild are only ten Six."

Pamela said nothing, turned her head and walked towards the street.

The man in military uniform suddenly looked up at Dilling's window.

Di Lin froze for a moment, then smiled and signaled.

The other party sized him up several times as if probing, before turning his head.

Dilling retracted his head, looked at the narrow room, and said to Heidein who was sitting on the bed and was about to open a book: "Let's go and see other places in the city." The hot atmosphere outside made it difficult for him to stay in a corner Don't ask.

Hyde raised his eyebrows and said, "Aren't you afraid of being regarded as a spy?"

Di Lin smiled and said, "The spies here don't seem to be taken seriously." Otherwise, the young man carrying water just now wouldn't be so rampant.

Hyde got up because he put away his books.

Dilling suddenly remembered the question he asked Pamela before, "Do you know the cause of the sandstorm?"

Heiden said, "I don't know."

Dilling thought about it too, he was with him all the time, if he knew, he should know too.

The two went downstairs, and before they walked out of the other building, they heard the sound of heavy wheels coming from the direction of the city gate.In a short while, a huge wooden plank appeared in the field of vision. There were many trees stacked on top of the car, with dense branches and leaves, which made the city's anxiety settle down in an instant.

Di Lin suddenly said: "It would be great if I was a wood type." The wood type, which has always been looked down upon by the other three types, is incomparably tall and sacred at this moment.

After finally waiting for the tree transport convoy to pass by, Pamela came over again and stuffed a piece of food that looked like a pancake and a water bag into each of them, "The tree will be transported to the front line, and we will go with it."

Di Lin looked back and forth, but there were no cars or horses.

Pamela saw his thoughts, sneered, raised her legs and followed the convoy.

Dilling's face turned slightly red.

Heiden suddenly said, "How long will it take to reach this speed?"

Pamela turned around abruptly.

Dilling, who was about to eat lunch, had no choice but to put down the food that reached his mouth.