"Quiet!"

Killian suddenly shouted.

The guards and drivers who had been talking in a flurry suddenly stopped talking and looked at him with some nervousness, but more of it was dissatisfaction and resentment.

Killian glanced at the new recruits in the caravan and felt a little helpless.

He couldn't say anything to the guards and the coachman. After all, what they had gone through along the way was too much for him, not to mention them.

Bandits, traitors, and cults are attacking the town. No one can withstand this.

Before he could say anything to the guards and coachmen who were looking at him, Livia jumped off the horse and walked to his side.

"I'll give you the potion and then leave. I think after I leave, your Lord of Nurti will no longer be so vigilant and will let you into the city."

Killian looked at the glass bottle filled with purple liquid that was handed to him again and opened his mouth, not knowing what to say.

Livia narrowed her eyes slightly, and suddenly turned sideways and stuffed the tawny owl into the hand of Allison who had just walked over.

Allison had just walked over and hadn't figured out the situation yet. He saw Livia suddenly handing him something and subconsciously took it.

It was only when Killian looked over with an unpleasant expression that he reacted, "Sir Livia..." He turned around quickly and wanted to hand it back to Livia, but Livia had already turned around quickly, walked to the front of the horse, and quickly climbed onto the horse.

Seeing him looking over, he smiled at him and Killian, then pulled the reins and the brown horse under him started moving, and in a few seconds it rushed into the darkness in the west.

Killian and Allison didn't even react.

Kurti on the city wall frowned as he saw the black-haired young man who had just talked to him suddenly riding his horse towards the west.

I was thinking in my mind what was going on.

…

Although there was only a faint moonlight, it was nothing to Livia who had night vision. He drove Carrot to adjust the direction and headed towards the earldom in the west that Killian had just mentioned.

It's a pity about the materials on the carriage, but they are not valuable materials. They are only found on monsters like the Water Ghost Brain. The worst that can be done is to lure them by the river.

Hmm...

It seems that I forgot about the reward.

Livia suddenly thought of the reward that Killian had promised him, but he had already decided to leave. Moreover, he was already so far away that he was too embarrassed to go back and shamelessly ask for the promised reward.

But this trip is not too bad. I exchanged the cost of food, lodging and materials for a reward and a bottle of tawny owl potion. Overall, it feels like a loss. But it would be much more troublesome to collect the materials myself. This time I can just regard it as a good deed, providing free treatment to the little girl I haven't met yet, so that she won't suffer so much.

Livia glanced at the White Seagull and Dwarven Liquor in the system backpack, thought about it, and then sighed.

He felt a little tired. Wherever he went, something went wrong. He even suspected that this was all arranged by the system. It was arranged very clearly for him.

However, from agreeing to help the businessman cure his daughter's strange disease to encountering an ambush by bandits on the road and the attack of cultists on Ravikaman, a series of events did not trigger the system task, which made him a little unsure about the mechanism of this system in him.

He looked up at the crescent moon that was gradually covered by clouds and smiled bitterly.

Although this world is far more interesting than the boring life day after day in his previous life, he has no sense of belonging at all. He feels that he is always forced to run around by life and the system.

Um?

There is something following me around.

He suddenly pulled the reins hard, forcing Carrot to stop.

He frowned and looked around solemnly. Suddenly, dozens of pupils emitting green light appeared around him.

A wolf pack?

Seeing the gray wolves emitting dim light approaching him, Livia grasped the steel sword in his right hand. He was careless. While thinking about life, he did not notice that he was being stared at by the wolves.

Livia narrowed her eyes and used her left hand to soothe Radish, who was becoming a little uneasy as the wolves approached.

Breakout or...

Although a single wolf posed little threat to him, any creature with large numbers would always cause a qualitative change. He took a quick look and found that the wolf pack that had surrounded him numbered at least thirty, which was already a relatively large wolf pack.

The most difficult thing about dealing with a wolf pack is that if you don't kill the leader with thundering means, you must make them feel that it is too difficult to deal with them and have to give up.

But he looked at the greedy look in the eyes of the nearest black wolf and felt something was wrong. These wolves...

He seems a little hungry.

This was not good. If it was really as he judged, then this pack of wolves might have to kill the last few before retreating. After all, when they were extremely hungry, it would be difficult for them to give up after finding prey. They could only choose between killing the "prey" to get enough food to fill their stomachs and starving to death.

It was quite difficult for him to kill these thirty plus wolves by himself. It was not impossible. However, he could not deal with these hungry wolves without any harm. After all, two fists could not beat four hands, not to mention that he had to deal with no less than thirty hungry wolves by himself.

Wolves hunt with tactics and strategies. It is impossible for him to remain unscathed when he is attacked from all sides. Not to mention him, just the carrot under his butt would most likely be lost if he were to fight to the death with this hungry wolf pack.

"Huh..." Livia took a deep breath in annoyance and finally chose to break out. After all, the surrounding terrain was flat and the wolves could not catch up with the horses. It would be easy as long as they broke through the encirclement.

How could such a large pack of wolves appear in this place?

Although he made the decision and held the reins tightly, Livia was very confused about the wolves that appeared around him. After all, seeing how hungry these wolves looked, it was obvious that they were not often in this area, but had recently come from other places.

Did they migrate or were they "attracted" here by the movements over at Ravikaman?

Although he was analyzing the wolves around him in his mind, Livia did not stand still. He gently pulled the reins and tapped the horse's belly with the heel of his calf to make the carrot under him run forward.

bass!

At the same time, he drew out the steel sword behind him and raised it high.

The wolves also reacted quickly. The moment they saw their prey trying to run away, they moved quickly. They no longer slowly approached and surrounded the prey as before, but quickly ran towards Livia.

The wolves in front of Livia even jumped up on their hind legs, stretched out their claws and bared their fangs and pounced on him.

Then the wolf king, who was hiding somewhere, let out a wolf howl.

“Ouch!

! ! "