They were indeed standing guard, but that didn’t an they were deaf.
"But over three thousand people, yet only two thousand will be recruited, the elimination rate is quite high, we shouldn’t be eliminated, right?" Worley started to worry again.
"We won’t be. We did contribute in this battle, and Hope Town never treats those with rits poorly," Norris said without thinking.
"Now that you ntion it, I feel much more at ease," Worley instinctively said, "The position of a soldier in Hope Town is really popular!"
"For a territory that treats its soldiers well, everyone is willing to take risks for it."
"Actually, not being a soldier doesn’t an there’s no way out. There are plenty of paths in Hope Town. The inco from the rcenary Team isn’t bad, and working directly on the territory can also sustain oneself..." Nicholas instinctively analyzed the situation in Hope Town.
This point was quickly echoed by both Worley and Norris.
"My wife found a job much faster than ; she was directly recruited by the tailor shop. After all, she’s also a Basic-level tailor, and the salary given isn’t low. She told that it doesn’t matter if I’m not selected, there will be another chance, and she can support ," Worley shalessly displayed his affection.
"My father and brother also found jobs. My father got a job as a factory security guard, and my brother joined the rcenary Team. Today’s their first day at work; I wonder how they’re doing?" Norris also started to think about his family.
They both chose to rely on Hope Town because of their families, and now that they’re living the life they wanted in Hope Town, it can be considered as achieving their goals.
Hope Town did not let them down.
Basel and Nicholas, both loners, felt sothing in their hearts seeing those two’s happiness.
In a stable environnt, building a family is also a good choice.
The few of them chatted casually one after another, while moving slowly with the team.
Baron Charlotte and Baron Harrington also noticed these people while observing the situation there.
Firstly, because the aura of these people was noticeably heavier than the others, and their equipnt was above Purple Level.
Given this situation, it wasn’t hard for them to guess that these people were likely the original Soldier Team Captains from Fasal Village.
"Shall we go over and chat?" Baron Harrington suggested to Baron Charlotte.
"Okay," Baron Charlotte nodded.
The two of them then approached the four people.
Seeing these two nobles’ identities, Basel and the others paused in expression.
"Greetings, my Lord," the group greeted in unison.
Seeing them salute, both Baron Charlotte and Baron Harrington were sowhat surprised.
Surprised that soone was saluting them.
It really was a long-lost experience!
Especially for Baron Charlotte, who had been in Hope Town for so long that he had grown accustod to no one saluting him.
"Looks like you really just arrived in Hope Town, originally from Fasal Village?" Baron Charlotte said directly.
"Is there a problem?" Basel and the others hadn’t reacted and asked quietly.
"No problem, just wanted to ask you a few questions."
"Please go ahead, my Lord."
"I heard you encountered an ambush from your original Lord. Is this true?"
Basel, hearing this, paused for a mont as mories of the helplessness he felt facing the flying flas filled his mind, and he couldn’t help but carry a bit of dissatisfaction in his tone, "It’s true. There’s no reason for the others to lie about this."
"And is it true that the Dragon Clan saved you?"
"Yes," when the Dragon Clan was ntioned, Basel and the others also felt a bit of wariness in their hearts, and their answers beca more straightforward.
"Don’t worry, we an no harm," Baron Charlotte said directly, "We’re just interested in the situation at the ti, such as how the Dragon Clan turned the tides, and ultimately whether the Lord of Fasal Village managed to escape or not?"
The last sentence was spoken with an unintentionally heavy emphasis by Baron Charlotte.
And Nicholas, hearing this, unconsciously shifted his expression.
The matter of Wolf’s death was speculation for others, but he had witnessed it with his own eyes.
However, since the Mayor handled this matter discreetly, he certainly wouldn’t disclose it.
In a split second, Nicholas reined in all his emotions.
But even in that brief mont, it was still noticed by Baron Harrington, who was observing from the side.
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