Lord of the Oasis Chapter 726: .Inexplicable encounter

"How's it going?" DeWitt asked, looking at Claremont who had withdrawn from the store.

"..." In order to prevent himself from spitting up because of the scene he just saw, Claremont always covered his mouth tightly, shaking his head strongly when DeWitt asked him something.

When DeWitt saw Claremont in this look, he probably had some idea in his heart. Nothing was said to carry the team onward.

"What we met at the beginning is not what we need." After Claymont recovered, he relayed to DeWitt the conversation between the butcher shop owner and himself.

"Keep going and you should be able to find it," DeWitt responded.

The scouts have never been in an enclosed space for so long. After half an hour, they finally found a normal store selling firewood, rice, oil, and salt on the street.

There are not many people in this store. After browsing the goods on the goods column one by one, Abel walked to the checkout counter and asked, "Boss, where did you buy the goods?"

"Ships directly from overseas. The quality is really good." replied the 20-year-old sitting on the wooden bench.

"Okay, then we'll buy more goods from you. Please give us something cheaper." Abel discussed.

"Okay." The young man glanced outside the store, walked neatly to the room behind him and took out a scale.

Abel invites Calradia and the elven soldiers in charge of the kitchen to enter the store to pick up the goods.

"You guys are very handsome, this is your first time here?" said the young man as he moved the goods.

"Hmm. Passing by." Abel replied briefly.

"Then thank you for taking care of my business." The young man smiled and bent over.

"It's fine." Abel looked at the young man with a very kind attitude, and then said to him: "We also searched for a long time to find this place."

"Do you want to continue shopping later?" the young man asked.

"No no, we just want to hurry back now." Abel shook his head in denial.

"That's right." The young man calculated the price and replied, "That's alright. The vegetables, grain, etc. you bought totaled thirty silver coins."

"Boss, you gave us a lot of money." Abel was slightly surprised.

The young man smiled, noncommittal.

Abel seized thirty silver coins from his arms, greeted the young man, and carried the supplies away with other soldiers.

"Everyone has a share." Putting the sack on the ground, Abel instructed the soldiers of the reconnaissance team.

Everyone consciously stepped forward, carrying a bag of food on his back and folded it on top of his luggage.

"Are you back now?" Abel asked DeWitt, panting.

"Hmm." Dewitt nodded.

"Are you going back the same way? Didn't the centaur say someone would show us the way?" Claremont said.

"I didn't see anyone who came to lead the way." DeWitt looked around and decided, "Let's go back the way we came."

"Okay." Abel and Claremont nodded and replied.

While the soldiers were almost ready, DeWitt remained in the lead. Take everyone back the same way.

"Wait, why doesn't it feel different?" Claremont, who had walked for a while, noticed the surrounding scenery suspiciously.

DeWitt slowed his pace and cast his eyes on both sides of the street: all the cluttered shops he had passed by had disappeared.

Even the smoke in the air has a tendency to subside.

Crowds of people come and go on the flagstone road, looking alive.

"Are we going in the wrong direction?" Abel raised an eyebrow.

"Impossible, I still have this memory." DeWitt said with a serious look.

The reconnaissance team did not choose to stop, but continued to move forward.

I finally reached the end of the road and saw the familiar door.

"Look, the mark on this door is exactly the same as when we first came out." DeWitt pointed to the notch on the wooden door from a distance away.

"But the neighborhood has really changed." Claremont frowned and turned around.

The previous shop selling flesh-colored boys and girls of all races has also disappeared. Standing in the original place is a very stylishly decorated monster pet shop.

DeWitt walked to the door, glanced behind him, and gently opened the door.

"Soon-"

Suddenly a whole street went dark.

"My God, it's so evil! This place," exclaimed a soldier.

Everyone hurriedly followed DeWitt to the door, and the secret passage inside the door was the same as before. Although it can't be said how good it is, everyone still took a breath.

DeWitt looked around and didn't see the old man he had met earlier.

"Go!" DeWitt ordered.

Everyone hurried to the other end of the dark passage. DeWitt was at the forefront.

"呲——" The door to the outside world was opened.

The light of nature shines on everyone's face.

The sky on the horizon shows that the time is approaching evening~IndoMTL.com~ Hurry down the mountain! "The centaur soldiers guarding the door watched them rush out, and indifferently threw the cleaned up Fulilock's body into the arms of the Calradian soldiers standing in the front row.

The Calradiian soldier carried Fullock's body behind his back, and unexpectedly discovered that not only the blood on Fullock's body had been wiped clean, but even the upper and lower body that had been split by the mechanism was repaired intact. as is.

DeWitt looked up at the centaur soldier, then looked away and led the other soldiers to the other side of the flat. According to the route in memory, there is the way down the mountain.

"This way." A centaur stopped them, pointing to the other side of the flat.

DeWitt didn't ask anything unexpectedly, and walked in the direction the soldier pointed.

Walking to the border of the flat land, the scouts saw a flat mountain road that had been trimmed.

"Come on," DeWitt said.

This time, the road I took was a lot shorter than before.

The group soon descended to the middle of the mountain.

"Are you camping on this hill tonight?" Abel asked.

"It shouldn't be necessary, let's take the time to go to the foot of the mountain and find a place to rest." DeWitt responded.

"Actually, I'm quite surprised. Captain DeWitt, you believe so much in the centaur," Claremont said.

"It doesn't really count. I just think this mountain is a bit strange. Rather than relying on my own memory, it's better to trust the centaurs who are more familiar with this mountain," Abel replied.

"I also think there must be something strange about this mountain. There is such a big market hidden in the mountain." Claremont nodded: "And the ones we encountered were simply inexplicable."

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