Original God: After reincarnation, I became a small group of treasure hunters

"But, Miss Ella, is it really impossible no matter what?"

Although Cora had rejected him, Brun still asked with the idea of ​​giving it a try.

"Miss Brun, I'm so sorry."

Cora also said in an apologetic tone to Brun's words.

"Okay, I understand."

After seeing Cora say that again, Brun couldn't continue to pester her.

Although Brun had a headache about how to report this to Cora's mother.

(Why does it feel a bit like a confession?)

Os also looked at the conversation between Cora and Brun and said so.

After all, if you don't know the cause and effect, it really looks like a confession, although Brun and Cora are both girls.

After Brun gave up joining the team, Os and his group quickly left the place.

Only Brun was left.

"Really, what should I do?"

Looking at the backs of the group leaving, Brun was also so troubled.

Brun would really feel guilty if he went back like that.

After all, Korra's mother really gave Brun a lot of rewards.

But his use was zero, just passing some messages to Korra's mother.

"No, if I can't join the team, I'll just follow them."

After thinking for a while, Brun also came up with this answer.

If he couldn't join the team to protect Korra with Ivy and Os, then he would protect her secretly.

As for those adventurers, Brun also thought it would be better to let them go back to Mond.

After all, it would be too conspicuous to bring dozens of people to protect Korra.

If Korra found out, Brun could already see Korra's angry look.

So in order to reduce the possibility of being discovered, he couldn't let those dozens of people follow him.

Of course, the work of passing the message was left to those adventurers.

After thinking of this, Brun immediately rode his horse and ran towards the team.

He planned to tell the adventurers about his thoughts.

***

"Brother Os, did Miss Brun catch up?"

After the group left, Cora asked with some concern.

Cora was very worried that Brun would not give up and continue to follow her.

Cora really didn't want Brun to join her team. No matter how many times Brun said it, Cora's answer would not change.

"Don't worry, no."

Os responded to Cora's worried words in the same way.

"That's good. When I get to the town later, I must write a letter to my mother."

Cora also said with a hint of resentment.

Os naturally couldn't say anything about Cora's appearance, and could only indulge her.

Ivy also felt that it would be better not to write a letter. After all, no matter what, Cora's mother did everything because she was worried about Cora's safety, so she took such an outrageous action.

If Cora really quarreled with her mother because of this matter, the relationship between the two would definitely be worse.

But looking at Korra's aggressive look, Ivy also understood that it was really impossible to persuade Korra now, so Ivy also planned to wait until Korra calmed down a little before trying to persuade Korra.

In this way, the group maintained this state and arrived at the next town.

Of course, there were no dozens of adventurers in this town.

Os also completed his goal in the previous town as soon as possible and successfully bought a carriage.

"It's so expensive."

Looking at the carriage, Os also sighed.

This carriage really cost Os a lot of Mora, which made Os really feel a little painful.

Of course, one horsepower was not enough, so Os had to buy a two-horse carriage.

(Thinking carefully, the last time I took a carriage, it seemed that nothing good happened.)

Os recalled the scene of himself lying in the carriage with serious injuries and suffering.

In the end, the group also put all the luggage they carried on their backs on the carriage.

After putting down the luggage, the shoulders that had been oppressed for a long time also became relaxed, which made the group feel much more relaxed.

Ous also planned to rest in the carriage in the future.

In this way, there is no need to get close to the town when planning the route.

Ous really doesn't want to get close to the town. Such places with people must be protected by the Qianyan Army, and the possibility of meeting the Qianyan Army must be reduced.

Of course, the speed of the carriage is naturally not comparable to that of riding a horse.

Although it is faster than normal when acceleratingRunning fast, but for horses, pulling so many things and running so fast is also a burden, so usually, they move at a speed slightly faster than walking.

The group moved towards the destination at a speed slightly faster than walking.

***

Os and Cora sat in the carriage doing nothing, and Ivy was also controlling the carriage.

"Well, Brother Os, isn't it too boring?"

Cora asked Os in a somewhat bored tone.

"Yes. But I didn't bring the Seven Holy Summons."

After all, the things I brought were limited, so I had to reduce them.

Os casually gave the Seven Holy Summons to the child I met by chance.

"Really..."

After hearing what Os said, Cora's tone was a little frustrated, after all, there was no way to kill time.

Cora also planned to do some dangerous pranks on Os, but now Ivy was driving the carriage, which was really not appropriate.

If Ivy saw her by accident, Cora would be so ashamed that she wanted to die.

She could only give up this dangerous idea.

"Otherwise, let's learn to read!"

Cora said to Os as if she suddenly remembered something.

"...Okay."

Although Os also knew that he really had to learn.

After all, after learning to read, it would be much easier to move in the future.

But no matter what he thought, when he really started to study, Os really had no motivation. Os deeply realized that he was not a good student.

Of course, Cora's attitude was completely different from Os.

For Cora, teaching Os to read was the best way to pass the time when she couldn't do those dangerous pranks to Os.

In this way, Os and Cora started teaching in the carriage.

Of course, because the carriage was only covered by a thin layer of wood, the conversation between the two was really heard clearly by Ivy.

"What a good relationship."

Ivy exclaimed while driving the carriage.

(However, how can Cora reconcile with her parents?)

This question also troubled Ivy. The situation of Cora's family was really too complicated and it was not a problem that could be easily solved.