Lord of the Oasis Chapter 756: .Moving forward without delay

"You mean, we might have fallen into someone else's trap?" Claremont asked slightly surprised.

They hadn't thought of this layer until DeWitt made the inference. Now that I think about it, this possibility is very real.

It seems that the purpose of this group of people behind the scenes to launch the attack should not be the dragon itself.

"Then, once we get out of here, won't we become the target of public criticism?" Abel said.

"This is just a possibility I infer, and the specific situation is unknown." DeWitt shook his head and said.

"It's a dilemma right now," Claremont said with a sigh.

"How about sending someone out to find out what's going on before our entire army is on show?" Abel suggested.

DeWitt had thought of this method before, so when Abel said it, he replied: "The news that our group is going to the volcano has spread all over the island. The elf soldiers or the It is impossible for any Terran soldier to be sent out to inquire about the news.”

"Then," Claremont suddenly thought of a candidate, and said, "Where's Gilbert? He's a goblin, and joining us halfway through is purely coincidental. It's normal for goblins to appear near the volcano. Let him replace him. How about we go out and ask the wind?"

"Yes." DeWitt's eyes widened suddenly, nodding affirmatively.

"But what if he doesn't help, or lies to us?" Abel worried.

Claremont shook his head and said, "From what I've observed over the past few days, I don't think Gilbert would do such a thing."

"Now that we've decided, let's ask him what he thinks," DeWitt suggested.

"Yeah." Claremont and Abel nodded.

The three caught up with Gilbert, who was running at the forefront, and repeated their guesses in front of him.

Gilbert was also a little alarmed by this possibility, and asked, "What are your plans?"

"For the sake of safety, our reconnaissance team will not appear in front of the residents near the volcano for the time being." Claremont explained: "The idea of ​​the three of us is that we want you to help us spy outside. news, and bring it back.”

"Well." Gilbert glanced at the soldier group behind him and said, "That's all it is now."

"We can do anything you want if you can do it with us," DeWitt added.

"Huh?" Gilbert raised his eyebrows, smiled, and said, "Okay, I promise you. But the request will be mentioned after you climb the volcano."

"Thank you," the three said.

Gilbert shook his head, turned his eyes to the front, and rushed down the road intently.

"Within tonight, I'll take you out." Gilbert left a sentence.

"Follow everyone!" Abel looked at Gilbert's back, turned his head and shouted to the soldiers behind him.

"How can Gilbert not get tired after running for so long?" Jeb, who was standing in the front row, wailed.

It was clearly the cold winter weather, but there were pea-sized drops of sweat on everyone's forehead.

"Don't say it, I can't see him anymore." Levin dressed in rough clothes and said, "Where is he running to?"

"I don't know." Jeb wiped the sweat from his eyelashes and said, "I don't think we can keep up."

"What are you two chatting about? Hurry up!" the leader of the second squad directed to them.

"Yes!" The two of them could only keep their mouths shut and continue running along with the queue.

Six hours have passed since the morning departure. Abel glanced back at the soldiers under his command and found that most of them looked extremely bad. The elven soldiers who used spells to fly in the air had also landed on the ground because of the consumption of spiritual power, and followed the Calradia soldiers. They ran, but it was obvious: they were not adapted to this way of walking. Each elf soldier looked as if he had been out of his body.

Abel said worriedly to Claremont beside him: "You have to stop, the soldiers are almost overwhelmed."

Claymont, reminded by his words, also noticed the bad situation of the soldiers, frowned, and said, "But Gilbert has left us a lot, and he can't find us and can't talk to us. What if we meet?"

"Let the soldiers slow down temporarily and walk forward. If it won't take long, let them rehydrate first." Abel suggested.

DeWitt and Claremont both agreed with his proposal.

Abel immediately ordered the entire army: "All soldiers, march on foot!"

"Great!" Jeb exclaimed first.

Just now he almost thought he was about to faint on the ground.

"Everyone remember to rehydrate in time, the walking time is only twenty minutes. In the afternoon, we are still running forward." Claremont explained to the crowd.

"Yes!" the soldiers answered neatly.

Abel walked to the queue of elven soldiers and asked about everyone's health.

"How are you?" Abel asked concerned.

"It feels like I've lost half my life," panted an officer who was more familiar with Abel.

"It's too tiring to run," an elf soldier replied.

Abel roughly checked the physical condition of each soldier, and after finding that everyone was fine, he told them: "Hurry up and rest for 20 minutes. In the afternoon, you can use your spiritual power, as well as your physical strength. Okay. We've got about four hours to go."

"Yes, boss!" The elf soldiers nodded.

"Austinger, hurry up and drink water. The water in your luggage is for now." Levin said to Austinger, who came to the front row.

"Well, I'll drink it later~IndoMTL.com~ I'll ask Captain DeWitt something first." Austinger turned around and replied.

"What did he do with Captain DeWitt?" Jeb asked Levine, who was beside him, watching Austiner get close to DeWitt.

"I guess he asked about his 'son'." Levine shook his head and replied: "Austinger won't be able to see his 'son' for a moment, so he's so worried. Don't talk about this, just help me beat it. Shoulder."

When Jeb heard Levin's request, he obediently put Levin's duffel bag on his back and thumped his shoulders for him.

While enjoying it, Levine said to Jeb: "For the sake of your kindness, ask me to reimburse me for tonight's dinner."

"Really?" Jeb said in surprise, a little harder on his hands.

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