Lord of the Oasis Chapter 778: .Slightly alert soldier
The days on the boat, although leisurely, were mostly dull.
So every morning, DeWitt or Claremont would lead the soldiers to practice.
"Look at how lazy you are?" Claremont said to the soldiers: "Don't think about staying on this ship, you can let down your guard. If we leave you alone and go back to the barracks, You have a good time."
"Yes!" the soldiers responded in a vibrating voice, struggling to keep their balance on the swaying deck.
Although they didn't stay on this ship for a long time, by the end of the trip, many soldiers had already shown their rounded bodies.
"Calradia's management of soldiers is really tough." Raphael smiled at DeWitt.
"We don't care much. That's why the soldiers became like this on this ship." DeWitt said embarrassedly: "Before returning to the barracks, they must correct their habits. I've come here. Otherwise, I'll be overwhelmed when I join the army."
"I see. I heard that everyone in the reconnaissance team is a selected elite. The strength must be amazing." Raphael continued to praise.
"It's just that the captain in charge of training us thinks that our group is more suitable to perform this task. In the army, there are many people who are more powerful than us." DeWitt introduced seriously.
"Captain DeWitt is really humble." Raphael smiled and said nothing.
DeWitt just smiled and shook his head.
The ten days together did not make the elf soldiers and Calradia soldiers become familiar with each other.
Austinger always felt that the elven soldiers on this ship were different from the group of soldiers under Abel, and they got along with a sense of isolation. And, even though they said they were on the same boat, they were never seen.
Ask the surrounding Calradian soldiers, and they also responded: It is a strange feeling to get along with this group of elven soldiers.
So, when everyone gathers in the dining room, Calradian soldiers and elf soldiers always sit apart. Even soldiers with more active personalities gave up to befriend the elf soldiers after making some attempts.
This was also observed by DeWitt, who asked Austin out after dinner one day. The two stood by the mast for an interview.
"The atmosphere in the restaurant is very deserted," DeWitt said.
"Yes, as expected, people in the elves are not the same." Austinger replied.
"Does it feel difficult to get along with?" DeWitt continued.
"Difficult to get along with?" Austinger frowned, thought for a while, and replied, "Perhaps I shouldn't say that: but it always feels like the other party is wary of us."
A puzzled look appeared on DeWitt's face, and he confirmed, "Watch out?"
"Yes." Austinger affirmed: "It seems to be isolated from their circle."
"Well, maybe as you said, they are different from Abel and the others." DeWitt patted Austinger's shoulder and warned: "Pay attention to the situation of the soldiers around you, don't provoke any trouble. It's all right. In two days, this sea trip will come to an end."
As DeWitt turned around, Austinger stopped him and said, "Captain DeWitt. I think it's better to be careful with this group. You and Claremont will be in the cabin during the day. , maybe don't know, this group of people sneaks around all day, usually can't see a shadow, and don't know what they are secretly planning."
DeWitt turns around suspiciously at Austinger's exhortation. Stared at him for a while. Responds: "...good."
"Yes." Austinger nodded solemnly, turned and walked into the restaurant.
After the conversation, DeWitt returned to his pod. Claremont was found lying on his bed.
Claremont looked up from the manuscript to see DeWitt looking uneasy. Concerned: "What happened to you?"
"Austinger told me just now that we need to be careful about Raphael and the others." DeWitt said hesitantly.
"Why?" Claremont continued.
"He said that Raphael's group was strange and had a strange temper." DeWitt recalled what Austinger had said and concluded.
"I see." Claremont nodded and responded.
"Do you feel that way?" DeWitt asked, facing Claremont.
"You know, I'm seasick." Claremont shook his head and said, "I basically don't get out of the cabin. It's just that the attitude of the elf soldier who gave me the medicine was a bit strange. I didn't talk to him very much. reasonable.”
"Since the soldiers have this kind of vigilance, let's take a closer look," DeWitt decided.
Claymont stood there, looking thoughtful~IndoMTL.com~ and finally said to DeWitt: "Although this is only a rare occurrence. But if these elven soldiers really want to kill us , what is it for?"
"Unexpected." DeWitt also thought about it, but never came to a conclusion.
"I remember when we went to the island, Raphael brought his soldiers to greet us. This group of people is not as cold as it is now." Claremont recalled carefully.
"When you said that, I remembered. Some soldiers I've seen on the mountain before, hardly ever seen on this ship." DeWitt said, raising his voice.
"I heard that the elf soldiers and reinforcements fought against the forces on the coast." Claremont explained: "Did the soldiers you mentioned died on the battlefield?"
"Maybe so..." DeWitt replied, bowing his head.
The two pondered for a long time, but still did not come to a conclusion.
DeWitt decided to put the subject aside for a while and asked Claremont, "By the way, how did you get into my cabin?"
"Ask the crew for the key, and I said to him: You may have fainted in it. I need to come in and see for myself." Claremont responded lightly.
DeWitt rolled his eyes and said, "Go and return the spare key to the crew. If I do faint, you won't be the first to find me, okay?"
"You have good lighting here. I'll come and read a book for a while." Claremont slowly stepped outside the door, threw the key into DeWitt's arms, and said, "Please help me with this key. That's it. The crew member's name is Jenny. Brown hair, you know that?"
"I said you..." DeWitt took the key, ready to scold Claremont. The other party has already closed the door of the ship.
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