We went back to travel because we had just woken up and wanted to get to the city of Levent quickly.

Well, it wasn't the people who wanted to get to the city, but the merchant.

It seems that he was quite scared by the attack of the bandits and now wants to quickly reach the city.

It is very rare to see a merchant who is so scared yet being accompanied by adventurers.

'How insecure can he be?' Was he insecure? Or didn't he believe we had the strength to protect him?

Well, it couldn't be that since we killed all the bad guys easily and he saw it all.

We can't deny the contractor's request, so we agreed to go faster to the city.

I said the horses would suffer and get tired faster, but still, the trader kept asking the coachman to go full speed.

'At least this way we'll get to the city of Levent fast.' I had never left the capital so I was curious to know other cities.

I also wanted to visit the adventurers guild in other cities because I wanted to see the missions I would have in other cities.

Well, I think by tomorrow we will have reached the city.

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We were still traveling and it was time to camp.

We stopped and set up camp quickly because we were starving because we didn't even stop for lunch.

I could see that the horses were very tired, this is cruel but we can't go against the trader so I can't stop him.

I sat next to Sylphe who was sitting a little away from the fire.

I'm don't know because she was sitting here, but I would like to be with her because she is the person I have the most contact with and she is also part of my group.

"Why are you here alone?" I asked Sylphe why she was isolating herself.

I hope it's not serious, as she could be uncomfortable with something.

"Nothing, I just wanted to be alone," Sylphe answered as he ate his food in the bowl in his hand.

Sylphe has begun to say that she is used to being alone and isolated in this way, so she can't change her ways overnight, so she sat away.

"Don't worry, you can count on me always." I decided to give Sylphe a little cheer as she seemed a little sad about it.

If she was sad, why was she still sitting alone? Is she afraid that people will attack her because of prejudice against the elves?

Well, Lutrus and Sheir have not yet shown any prejudice against Sylphe's race, in fact, they were very friendly with her.

"Don't worry, if they despise you I will help you," I said as I smiled at Sylphe.

When I did that, Sylphe smiled back and went back to eating.

Looks like I made her feel a little better, well, it's a little weird if you see a 13-year-old comforting an elf over 60.

But still, I'm glad I helped her feel better.

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It's already the other day and we've been traveling for a long time, so we may be already near the city of Levent.

"Are we coming yet?" I asked Sylphe who was by my side.

She traveled to a lot of places, so she should know where the city was.

Since I didn't know where the city was, I think it was a good idea to ask her.

"Yes, I think within 1 hour we'll see the city wall," Sylphe said with a smile on his face.

She is always very considerate, and I like that a lot about her.

Well, since we're coming, I don't think we need to worry about the guard too much, because when we get close to cities, the number of bad guys and monsters drastically decreases.

We can't let our guard down, but I've realized that everyone has calmed down more because on such missions an adventurer can be attacked at any time.

After a while, we could see the city wall.

It was a high wall but it didn't compare to the capital wall, well, it was just a normal city, not the capital.

The capital would always be better protected because this is where the king lives, so it's understandable.

When we reached the city gate the guards stopped the carriage and checked everything.

The merchant showed a card to the guards and we were cleared to enter the city immediately.

And so we came to the city of Levent.