"Let me see." Yadonis took the manuscript from Bandak's hand.
After browsing carefully, Yadonis breathed a sigh of relief and said, "Your body is quite tough."
"Yeah." Bandak followed suit and nodded.
The two walked out of the hospital and walked towards the military dormitory on the other side.
"How's it going in the army these few days when I'm not here?" Bandak asked Yadonis.
"Everything is as usual," Adonis replied.
"That's good." Bandak nodded reassuringly.
"Your Majesty also came to make an inspection tour, but that was already when you were standing for punishment." Yadonis continued.
"Huh?" Bandak suddenly became nervous: "Did Your Majesty say anything?"
"Nothing," Yadonis said with a sly smile on his face, "I just said: 'It seems that there is no Bundak, and this army is well trained.' Something like that."
"I knew it." Bundak said with a sigh.
"Your Majesty's doing this should be regarded as a warning to other soldiers. What you did this time was originally inappropriate." Yadonis said.
On this topic, the two walked downstairs to the military dormitory while chatting.
Yadonis woke up the soldiers who were dozing off on the night post, and the soldiers were so frightened that their hearts almost jumped to the point of their throats. After saluting immediately, the door was opened for the two of them.
After bidding farewell to Yadonis, Bandak returned to his single dormitory to rest.
"Today's moon is so round." Bandak looked at the night sky and sighed softly.
The same moon was shining over the island.
Dewitt and the others have already traveled to the border area of the dragon's territory. Tomorrow, they will have the opportunity to face the legendary Yalong army.
"What does 'Yaron' look like? Is it similar to a dragon?" After dinner, Austin sat by the fire to warm himself. It's too cold to stay indoors.
Gilbert took the roasted corn on the cob that Austiner handed over, and while biting it with his teeth, he replied: "It's not like that at all. Compared with dragons, they are more like the crawling little things in the pond." Son."
"Is it so small? Then why should we be afraid of it?" Austin also probably imagined the appearance of the 'Yaron', and surprised Gilbert.
"Well, almost. They are very fertile. If you provoke one of them, you will be surrounded by thousands of their kind in the next moment. And their skin is as strong as a dragon, whether it is fire or fire. There is nothing you can do with a cold weapon." Gilbert liked the taste of corn very much, and gnawed it with relish.
"Has anyone or other races defeated the 'Yaron' before?" Austin asked, clutching his chest.
"Although the problem of 'Yarong' is very difficult, it is nothing if you encounter a force that crushes you." Gilbert looked up and said: "But you people are definitely not in this range. Those three people Bringing you here is determined to send you to death."
After saying that, Gilbert pointed his middle finger at Abel who was patrolling in the distance.
"Hands down!" Austin quickly slapped Gilbert's hand off and said to him.
"But it's okay, anyway, I'll take you away tonight." Gilbert said happily as he gnawed the last bite of cooked corn.
"First of all, I will never go with you." Austin said seriously: "Secondly, if you run away from here, you will only starve to death in the wilderness."
"Oh." Gilbert threw the leftover corn cobs into the fire, stood up and patted the dust on his body, and after a reply, he turned and left.
Leave Austiner sitting where he is.
In the afternoon, DeWitt said to all the soldiers: Tomorrow will be a tough battle. If there are any soldiers who shrink back, they can go to the back kitchen to collect their rations and leave the army.
As a result, none of the staff flinched.
However, the hearts of the soldiers preparing for the battle were not easy. Even if I lay down on the bed early in order to replenish my energy: I was still restless and restless.
"Ah! Austin! You scared me to death." Levin raised his head and saw Austin leaning against the corner with his eyes open when he was woken up by urine in the middle of the night, and shouted loudly.
He looked around to make sure no one was woken up. Levine walked towards Austin. He asked in a low voice, "Everyone is asleep, what are you doing?"
"Gilbert said he was coming to take me tonight," Austin said in a weary voice.
"Damn it, I wanted to run away." Levin said angrily.
Austiner interrupted his speculation, waved his hand, and continued: "I don't want to be taken away by him, so I have to stay awake."
"So that's the case." Levin finally understood and replied.
"Are you up at night to pee? Hurry up." Austin said, looking up at him.
"No, I want to stay here with you. With your skill, you will definitely be taken away easily in the end." Levin sat down on Austin's quilt against the wall, and said: "If you add more With a well-trained veteran like me, there is still some hope for keeping you."
Austiner looked at Levin in front of him, and could only hold back a few complaints in his heart.
Recently, Levin often came to chat with him, and the two gradually became more familiar than before.
So Austin is now getting along with Levine like a friend.
"Do you really want to accompany me?" Austin couldn't help but asked as he watched Levin sitting in front of him for about a quarter of an hour.
"Of course." Levine replied confidently, but his facial expression became distorted after a while: "However, I really can't hold back my pee. I'll come when I go."
After saying this, Levin got off the bed, spread his legs and ran to the door.
"How can there be such an unreliable senior." Austin read silently.
Then I looked around and thought to myself: It's almost dawn, isn't Gilbert coming? Or has he run away by himself
Thinking of the latter possibility, Austin felt a trace of sadness in his heart.
Immediately put on his shoes, wrapped in a piece of clothing, and went out.
The wind in the winter night was still bitterly cold, and Austiner staggered in the strong wind to the tent where Gilbert was resting.
"Gilbert?" Austin whispered as he opened the curtain of the tent.
But no one agreed.
"Really gone?" Austin wondered as he walked towards the bed in the back room.
Gilbert was found sleeping soundly in bed.
(end of this chapter)