Uras headed to the stables to find horses. He was following him in Elendiz. There were no other living things in the barn except for a few horses. He headed for a white mare at the end of the barn. The mare looked at him with sleepy surprise as he placed a saddle on the back of the bareback horse, which he had just taken from his side. The mare shook her mane as Uras made soothing noises as she tightened the girth strap.Uras took Elendiz's bundle from him and tied it to the back of the saddle. "Still, I don't think you should come," he said. "But I promise to take care of you.""Maybe I'll take care of you," he replied lightly. She smiled at his weary look and bent over to straighten her hair. Uras climbed the other horse in the stable with no difficulty. Uras shook his head and staggered sideways as he put his foot in the stirrup and sheathed his legs. The horse's dance increased as Uras settled into the saddle, as if he was dying to run. Uras gripped the reins tightly and tried to

Uras came down the stairs and told them to lead the horses through the fog. The fog swirled around Tumaris's knees, hiding her feet. The fog was not as thick as outside the town, but she could barely make out her friends. The town had fallen silent. A few more windows were burning than before, however, but the thick fog turned most of them into dim spots. The only thing visible in the misty glow was Uras' white horse. The houses in the town were as if floating in a sea of ​​clouds.Yelis shifted rigidly from the pain of the long journey. Walking was no better than horseback riding right now. Abigial came up to him. His long coat was soaking wet. Abigial grumpily held the now-soaked coat close to the others and took it from his shoulders. Elendiz grunted to himself and muttered in a low voice. Finally, Yelis grumbled as well, words like "Hot food" or "fire" had reached Elendiz. Elendiz approached Yelis with the joy of finding a supporter. “Hello, I am Elendiz,” he said, extending his h

Even the horses froze. The scream was heard again. The voices seemed to pierce Yelis like a needle, and they blocked his ears at an angle. Then the screams faded and disappeared. Clueless, Mextumsila dismounted and scanned the sky. “Lucky, he's looking for the river to find us,” he said, suddenly taking a realistic tone. “Let's go inside, get some rest and have a warm bite to eat and drink.” As everyone looked around in the open area, she pointed to the clearing between the trees. The opening was so narrow that they crawled on their hands and knees and crawled down a short tunnel. They finally stopped, there was an irregularly shaped area just ahead. "Let's make a fire, we'll be safe here," said Ewin. Uras quickly prepared a bed of river stones for fire. The wet wood caught fire easily when Mextumsila poured a bottle she had pulled out of her cloak into the woods. Everyone in the group gathered around the fire to warm up as the smoke drifted upward. Mextumsila and Ewin threw their clo

Pasina Two nights later, as the fire was burning, Elendiz licked the last bits of cheese off his fingers and said, "You know, I think we lost them for good." Uras took one last look around, She was half asleep by her pipe. Yeliz, who poked the embers idly with a stick, answered. "If we've lost them, why does Uras keep exploring?" Yelis had now learned the names of everyone in the group, and the stories of the Ice people. David was almost asleep, rolled over with his back to the fire.“We lost them in the Red river,” Tumaris said, her fingers clasped behind her head, leaning back looking at the moon-filled sky.Abigial said, “Stop worrying about the black cavalry and the like.” Tumaris continued speaking as though he hadn't spoken, “We're going where the stories come from. How do you think Kars is, The haunted forest and the mountain beyond it?” Tumaris said, looking sleepy. The city and Guva have always been hospitable. I went there once a long time ago, but the Uncanny forest is sai

Ewin was nervous at the man's words, but she thought she should hide it. Terraria returned to her tub and continued to rub life into her body. Luckily the man didn't get too caddy about this situation and he kept talking. "I've been serving in Pasina for a long time and I'm getting used to some things here," he said. He nodded to the sword of Uras. “Too much to recognize a burket sword…” he said. Ewin Olson was a little relieved. “Ñarq,” he said, “I heard them walking around.” David, Uras, and Esin looked at each other. Finally relaxed, Elendiz chuckled, “The Ñarq?” He had a boyish glee, and when he threw water at Uras, Uras didn't neglect to give him a stern look. But still, Elendiz didn't seem to stop Elendiz. I'm tired of everyone telling so little about everything," he said.They all looked at Elendiz as if he had gone mad. Fortunately, Ewin's earlier nervousness had dissipated and he was in good spirits. “Hmm, yes Ñ Arqs, I was going to mention them,” he paused and leaned her bac