“Is everything set?” Adra asked from the [House Cart]’s driver's seat.
“All set!” Staas reported from inside the house, with his hand poking outside giving thumbs up to the half-mer.
“Is it really okay for us to ride at night?” Gytha asked from right beside Staas. The two of them currently stood on their knee on a red sofa they just bought, which is located right under the front window of the [House Cart].
“Nope, it’ll totally lead to a fight if we somehow get ambushed.” Adra glanced at Chesy in front of him who was already fully armored and attached to the cart. “And we need to train Chesy to get used to Staas Aura first before we used that aura to cease away all the surrounding danger (not that I'm used to it already).”
“Hm?” The centauride turned her head at Adra with a curious smile, the face of her helmet was opened at the time.
“Don’t worry girl, let’s start our journey.” The guy replied with an assuring voice.
“Okay~” Chesy chee
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