Chapter 637
"What's wrong?"
"Ah, no. That person just now..."
The coachman pointed in confusion.
He had just asked for directions, but the person was running away at full speed as if they had seen a wyvern.
Seeing this, Gainando spoke seriously.
"They must be afraid of carriages."
"...?"
The coachman stared blankly at Gainando.
No matter how he thought about it, that statement just now felt like nonsense.
Where in the world was there a person afraid of carriages?
'No. This person attends Einroguard. He must know much better than an ignorant coachman like me.'
The coachman shook his head to dispel the irreverent thought he had just had.
Although still young, the person the coachman was serving now was of imperial blood (albeit low in the line of succession) and a mage studying at Einroguard. R
His wisdom could not be underestimated.
"Yes. Then we'll continue on."
"Oh! There! There's one more person!"
"!"
This time it was a peddler walking with luggage on a pony.
He seemed to be quite an experienced peddler, with a rough face full of scars. His eyes flashed with the will to travel anywhere from the empire's hot southern deserts to the cold northern glaciers.
There was no one more reliable and good to ask than these peddlers who traveled throughout the empire. The coachman hurriedly called out.
"Hey! Hey! May I ask you something?"
"Ask away."
"Is this the right way to the Wardanaz family?"
"Are you going to the Wardanaz family?"
"Yes. As guests..."
The peddler quickly took out the luggage placed on the pony and threw it indiscriminately at the coachman. The coachman was startled and covered his face.
"Ugh! What are you..."
The peddler ran away without looking back. He didn't even take his pony or luggage.
"..."
"...I guess that person is afraid of carriages too?"
'Something's not right!'
The coachman began to strongly sense that something was amiss.
No matter how he thought about it, this wasn't about being afraid of carriages.
They were afraid of the name Wardanaz family!
It was one thing for the passerby from earlier, but for even a seasoned peddler to just run away like that.
"Young master. Isn't something strange? Could something be happening with the Wardanaz family?"
"No. Yi-Han said everything was fine."
"Who is this Yi-Han?"
"My friend. Yi-Han of the Wardanaz family! By the way, he's my best friend."
"...?"
The coachman hesitated.
To find out if something was happening with the Wardanaz family, shouldn't he ask an objective outsider, not ask 'Is your family okay?' to a family member?
What if that friend Yi-Han was plotting some evil scheme...
The coachman had heard some of the terrifying rumors about the Wardanaz family a few times.
Although the Kraha family had said 'They're false rumors, don't worry', now that the situation was like this, they suddenly came to mind again.
What if they weren't false rumors?
'No, no. This person attends Einroguard... If his friend was plotting something suspicious, he would have found out first!'
The coachman tried hard to calm himself.
Shik!
Gainando threw a crumpled paper out the carriage window. The coachman asked curiously.
"What did you throw?"
"Ah. An arithmetic problem. It's a secret. I'm going to say a bird secretly took it away later!"
"..."
Gainando was so impressed with his own wisdom that he didn't notice the coachman's gaze growing colder.
"It's the town. Shall we take a short break?"
The vast territories of great noble families were close to independent spaces, with their own towns and servants.
The Wardanaz family's territory would naturally be the same, so the Udamhwa Town now visible could be said to be the closest town to the family and the last town before entering the territory.
And for the coachman, it was the last chance to get useful information.
Screech!
The coachman stopped the carriage in front of the inn.
"Young master, please wait here."
"Okay."
Gainando nodded, deeply engrossed in .
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