26 Camping

The carriages did not have enough space inside to occupy a person.

Jerouch didn't bother though, he even preferred to walk alongside others since he could see the path that led outside better.

Azel was relieved when he saw Jerouch's attitude. Things would've gone bad if this person beside him was a haughty fellow.

Not only was Azel relieved, but he also felt lucky.

They didn't have to worry about any unknown attacker throughout their journey out of the forest.

They simply benefited more than enough from this deal, in his opinion.

Again, even though they were not deep in the forest, they weren't close to the edge of the forest either.

Low rank monsters could appear any moment, and with how drained their guards were.

He didn't even want to imagine.

Jerouch was glancing now and then, as they took turns and corners, while taking note of every path in his mind.

From what Azel told him, it would take about two days to reach the edge of the forest, and another two days to get to the

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