Chapter 222: Gun thief (2)
These people tried to disguise themselves as rcenaries, but it was easy to notice. People often disguised themselves as sothing else, but was easy to notice the flaws as they clearly had not experienced the true form. Pi had t various people throughout his lifeti at the inn, so he was able to notice it right away.
“Feed it well. Brush it too.”
A man jumped off his horse and blurted out his instructions before he tossed a coin to a boy.
“T-thank you, sir! I will take good care of him!”
It was a gold coin. All the surrounding kids opened their eyes in shock. It was more than enough to share with everyone.
“Welco, we will take the horses from here.”
All the boys moved quickly to take horses and all the n walked into the inn. They all looked tired.
“Prepare warm water.”
“Yes, sir.”
“We need hot soup.”
“Understood, sir.”
“I want Duran at and beer…”
The n took their seats at the tables around the hall and began ordering. They then glanced around and looked at the beautiful won working inside, eating the food that was served.
“More beer!”
“More bread!”
These were all well-built young n with large appetites. They kept eating and eating, though their speed slowed down after a bit.
“Ugh, we need more liquor!”
“Victor, go down to the cellar and bring a keg.”
“Sem! Get the dried jerky!”
“Horden, we need more bread!”
All the employees beca busy. It had been a while since they received a large number of guests and the owner, Joyden, looked really happy because of it. As happy as he was, the waitresses were also having a good ti. The n who were now filled were eyeing the waitresses serving in the hall.
“Hey, what’s your na?”
“Helen.”
“How much?”
“One gold coin.”
“Wow, that’s expensive.”
“I am expensive.”
Helen scoffed and glanced at her white bosom through her revealing clothing. The man smiled.
“Hah, okay. Take to the room.”
So of the n also engaged in similar bargains with the waitresses.
“Is this okay?”
Gordon grew concerned as he worried that they were not being too careful asked Henderson, “It’s okay. This place is far away and there’s no ssage from the n we left behind. We were worried about the Ainos Intelligence coming after us, but I don’t think we will need to worry. Besides, we have too many people. We’ll draw attention if we keep moving with this number.”
“Oh, is that so?”
“Yes. We will divide ourselves into small groups so we won’t raise suspicion.”
“Then?”
“We’ll disguise ourselves as rchants or rcenaries and move out on different paths.”
“I see! That’s brilliant!” Henderson laughed and eyed the two n at the corner who were quietly enjoying their al.
‘Who are they?’
They didn’t seem to be suspicious, but they were well-built and strong-looking. The younger of the n looked really big even though he was sitting down. He then turned to look at their hands.
‘They are swordsn.”
It was obvious that these n were experienced with swords. Their hands were full of such markings.
“What’s going on? Anything bothering you?” Gordon asked, but Henderson shook his head.
“No, I think I’m just tired. I’ll go rest for today. We will have to move quickly starting tomorrow.”
“Oh, I see. Good night, then.”
Gordon stood up and moved up the stairs to his room. The waitress that he picked earlier also followed. Then, Henderson called to his man.
“Yes, sir.”
“Max, go check on those two n at the corner. Check and see when they ca here.”
“Yes, sir.”
Max glanced at the corner and moved out. n began drinking and enjoying their ti as they noticed Henderson moving up the stairs to his room. Max then moved about and began working on his order. He called a waitress, pulled her onto his lap, and began caressing her.
“Hey, you look fabulous.”
“Heh, thanks. But aren’t you touching too much?”
“Why? I’m just enjoying my ti.”
Max flirted with the woman and she didn’t seem to dislike his touch.
“So, who are those people in the corner?”
“Oh, they are monster hunters. They ca here around three days ago.”
“Monster hunters?”
“Yeah, I heard they even hunted Coulders. You know, the Krakuls?”
“Coulder?”
Max looked surprised. He glanced to the n at the corner. A Coulder was a type of Krakul that was about eight to twelve feet tall with sturdy skin and very sharp teeth. It was so fast that no one could outrun it, even on a horse. These monsters hunted in packs and it was very dangerous.
‘I saw them once… that’s amazing.’
He rembered seeing Coulders in the past. But he lost interest soon enough. The reason why Henderson asked him to investigate the n was because they were scared of the Ainos and Khalodians tracking them down. But these n ca here three days ago.
‘Three days… then we don’t have to worry about them. No one can outrun us that fast.’
He lost interest and turned to the waitress who was still on top of him.
“Oh, n-no. We shouldn’t continue here…”
“Shall we go up?”
“Y-yes. Let’s go..”
Max stood up and walked upstairs with the waitress.
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