Killing God: 022 Delivery Song

Morrowind carried a large pile of packed goods. The pile of goods was almost as tall as him. With the addition of the width, Morrowind couldn't see his upper body when he carried the goods.

However, after Morrowind picked up a pile of goods on the ground, he realized that it was unexpectedly light, and he didn't struggle at all. Seeing his relaxed appearance, Martin was also greatly surprised, and even the pipe in his hand was about to be brought to his mouth. air.

Although he saw that Morrowind was a beast spirit, he would ask him to deliver these goods that ordinary people couldn't carry at one time, but he never thought that Morrowind would be so easy to carry this pile of goods.

Even though it's just some fermented foods like cheese, it's a lot and the portion is big.

"Uncle Martin, then I'll go first. Please take care of the wounded." Morrowind bent slightly, he was afraid that the goods would fall.

On hearing Morrowind's voice, Martin recovered from the shock, "Go, don't worry about it here."

Morrowind followed what Martin said and walked along the path. It was still very early and there were no pedestrians on the road, but I saw a lot of small vegetable fields with grass men, some with flowers, some with plants. with some cute looking vegetables.

Morrowind also saw a bit larger geography, planted with a lot of pumpkins, and the big red pumpkins looked very attractive, although he didn't know it was a pumpkin.

The path passed by the seaside. Morrowind saw someone carrying a big searchlight down from a hut by the seaside into the sea. He was very interested. He thought that when he came back without any goods, he must ask what it was for.

Oh yes, bring Ned along.

The things I saw along the way were basically new, and they were all things that Morrowind had never encountered or experienced before. During the process of walking from Martin's house to the wooden sign at the station, Morrowind was a big eye-opener.

The huge wooden sign that Martin mentioned is really very big. Morrowind looked up and saw it in the distance. The wooden sign was made of brown planks. After approaching, Morrowind took the goods. Putting it down, I saw that the wooden sign said all the parking places that this road passed by, and the text was the same as that of Fengji Tribe.

Morrowind couldn't figure out why that kind of hidden tribe didn't get out of touch with the outside world, even the language and words were the same, but no one used his own words.

"Terminal, Eversong City." Morrowind read.

He is the only one here. I don't know when the public carriage will arrive. It should be very early to see the time.

Morrowind also found that some parking spots on this wooden sign had a very prominent red exclamation mark. He didn't know what it was, but he saw Epic written next to the exclamation mark.

Morrowind had too little contact with this world, and did not understand many things at all. He was not in a hurry if he did not understand, and stood quietly at the stop sign waiting for the public carriage.

As the sun rose, Morrowind finally arrived for the long-awaited public carriage.

Driving toward the stop sign was a large carriage pulled by eight tall horses with a simple canopy. The driver was wrapped in a long cloak and a big hat, so he couldn't see his face clearly.

The carriage came to a stop next to the stop sign, Morrowind hurriedly loaded the goods onto the carriage as Martin said, and told the driver to get off at Yongsong City and after having given enough Lan Yanbei, he also got into the carriage.

This is the first time in Morrowind's memory of riding a carriage. He is the only passenger in the car. It is a pleasure to watch the beautiful scenery from a distance.

"Master, is this carriage rarely used?" Morrowind found that the carriage was parked in several places, and no one came up, so he was a little curious.

The driver raised his hat, but Morrowind still couldn't see his face, "Things that have been eliminated by the times, everyone is too slow now and don't want to wait. The time for this road to be built is too early. It is suitable for this era, so everyone would rather travel as a donkey than wait for a carriage.”

"It turns out to be like this, so why is there basically no one sitting, and the activities are still maintained?" Morrowind asked.

The driver giggled, "Young people have great ideas. This is run by the City Lord's Mansion of Yongge City."

"Isn't this too wasteful?" Morrowind was surprised.

"Then do you think it costs money to build a new road, or does it cost money to maintain the carriage?" the driver asked Morrowind.

This question really caught Morrowind. I didn't have to think much about the answer. The cost of rebuilding the road is huge, let alone the carriages running all the time. It's far from running.

"The city lord is not forever. The reconstruction project of this avenue is too big. How long does a city lord last? How can it be possible to see the completion of the project, and such a large project will inevitably cost the people and money. The question is very simple, who? This road has been completed during his tenure, so whoever completed the road, such a great achievement, will surely make that city master famous for eternity." The driver was just driving the car, and he chatted with Chenfeng when he had nothing to do.

"Then the question is, who is willing to spend their own money and fame to achieve someone else in the future?" The driver said slowly, but Chenfeng listened very fascinatedly.

"Officials are not so easy to be in, they must have political achievements, and political achievements are only useful when they are in that position. You said that I understand the truth. Would a person who can be a city owner not understand it?" the driver said. After finishing, he looked ahead, wondering if the brim of his hat would block his vision.

Chenfeng understood after a little thought. After thinking about it, he also understood why no one is willing to invest in such a project that takes time to see results, because they invest but can't enjoy the results, but the most painful thing is grassroots.

This is no longer a truth that can be changed by individuals. Chenfeng shook his head, not thinking about these things that were too far away, "I probably know, then why did you build this road to the public carriage in the first place?" asked the wind.

"In the early years, the land of Yongge was not peaceful, there were bandits and monsters everywhere, the people were miserable, and Yongge City could not develop because of this. Later, Yongge City spent a lot of money, material resources and manpower to pacify Yongge. During this period, this road was built, and the merchants will only feel at ease if they take the public carriages that take this road.” The driver told Morrowind some past events, including the place where the red exclamation mark was drawn on the stop sign. , is a dangerous place.

What is written next to it is the level of danger that may appear, and it is also the standard for bounty hunters and guilds to issue quests. The epic that Morrowind saw before means that there are epic-level monsters in that place, and they are also bounties or mercenaries. Epic difficulty in missions.

From getting on the bus to Yongsong City, there were only a few people who took the public carriage. Morrowind talked with the driver all the way, and he learned a lot about the land of Yongsong. This business is good for him. too big.