A few days had passed since they left Busa.
Lulunaka was like a child who had gone out to play. After leaving a big city like Busa, her energy disappeared without a trace and she became a lazy child.
Every day, apart from eating, the only thing left for her to do was to lie down and sleep. As for everything else, Romiona helped her do it, and Julius was forced to do it.
No matter how the two of them responded, in the end, they were still working for Lurunaka, and they didn't have any complaints, or they couldn't have any complaints.
On a good day, Lulunaka opened her eyes. The first thing she saw was a clear sky without any clouds.
There was a slight vibration on her back. The Ingenious was moving forward on an uneven road.
As the Ingenious did not stop, they were already far away from Busa and were now moving on the mountain plains.
As long as there was another choice, no one would purposely take the rugged mountain path. However, Lulunaka was obviously not an ordinary person. She chose the most difficult path to travel to Nicaea.
It wasn't very smooth at first. It wasn't easy to find a normal road for such a large carriage. Julius almost drove the carriage to a mountain road that would only kill them. But now that the three of them were still alive, Lurunaka didn't care about what happened at the beginning. Although Julius had been brooding and constantly complained that Lurunaka deliberately chose to go to a dangerous place, Lurunaka didn't care about what happened at the beginning.
Right now, the Ingenious was moving on a mountain path that was barely enough for the Ingenious to squeeze in.
The left side was a flat plateau, making it difficult to tell that it was higher than the plains. However, the right side made one's heart tense.
There was a steep cliff, a plain that could be seen at a glance below, and patches of forest.
Although the scenery was not bad, walking on the edge of two completely different terrains was not something to be happy about.
It took a lot of effort to get the Ingenious to come up here. They even had to rely on manpower to push the carriage. Now, the Ingenious was about to return to the plains, and the path down was still so difficult.
However, to Lulunaka, these were not her worries. They were the worries of the young boy and girl below.
The first thing she did when she opened her eyes was to stand up and open her arms. She closed her eyes and took a deep breath.
The wind brushed past her face. Today's weather was good. The wind was not as cold as usual. When it fell on her face, it did not feel like a knife. Instead, it felt like a cold hand.
"The wind is really good." Lulunaka stretched, looking very energetic.
Her movements on the carriage was noticed by the people below. "Good morning, Lulunaka." It was Romuona's voice.
Lurunaka walked to the side and looked down. She found that only Romuiona was sitting there, doing the work that Julius usually did.
"Good morning.
Where's Julius? "
"He's too tired. Let him rest." Romuona said. "He hasn't had a good rest for a few nights."
"How can he lose to a donkey?" Lulunaka got down from the carriage and sat beside Romuona.
If Julius wanted to rest, he could only rest in the carriage. Although the journey was bumpy, if a person was really tired, even if there were people whispering in his ear all night, he could still sleep soundly.
"When did he go in and lie down?" Lulunaka asked.
"Just now."
Romuona replied. "Let him rest. He hasn't slept much these few days. It seems that he's tired."
"Then let him sleep. With you here, I'm relieved."
A smile appeared on Romionna's face. "Am I already someone who can make you feel at ease and reliable?"
"You're already a great adult. Of course you're reassuring." Lulunaka smiled. "But the kid who fell asleep in the back probably hasn't grown up yet."
"Is that so?" Romuona whispered. "Then I'm a little envious of him."
Lulunaka didn't know if she heard or pretended not to hear. She didn't respond, but looked at the other side of the Wonderful.
From her current position, she could see everything below.
"What a beautiful scenery. Climbing up to such a high place is not a waste of effort."
"Did you let Julius take such a dangerous path just to see such scenery?"
"That's one of the reasons."
Lulunaka replied. Then her ears twitched as if she heard something strange. "Something interesting is going to pass by."
Before Romuona could ask Lulunaka what was going on, the interesting thing that Lulunaka mentioned appeared.
It was a shocking sight. Or rather, it was a sight that Romuona couldn't see from the King's Castle.
On the vast plain below, on the distant horizon, there was a large number of moving spots. Naturally, these moving things were not just a simple color. As the spots grew bigger and bigger in Romuona's field of vision, she finally saw what they were.
It was a large group of galloping horses.
Each horse was a small drop of water. When they gathered together, they formed a different kind of river that flowed on the land.
The sound of the horses' hooves hitting the ground could be heard clearly even from Romuona's position.
The endless sound of the horses' hooves seemed to be mixed with the sound of the wind. It left a deep impression on Romuona.
Whether it was what she saw with her eyes or what she heard with her ears, it was all the sound of horses.
"What a rare sight …" Romuiona still had to pay attention to the direction the Ingenious was sailing in, so she couldn't focus all her attention on the horses. However, her eyes couldn't help but be drawn to them.
"No one is on the backs of those horses. Is that a herd of wild horses?"
"That's not wild horses. That's a herd." Lulunaka said, "There are people herding the horses together."
Romuona's eyes were very good. She did see that there was a group of riders herding the horses around the herd.
The horses formed a circle. Although it was very messy inside, it was calm outside. Only the horses were chaotic.
Although it was chaotic, the feeling that only horses had made it so that they didn't get too close to each other, let alone colliding with each other.
"What's the reason for letting the horses come out at this time …" While Romuiona's attention was on the horses, Lurunaka whispered to herself, "Strong horses, skilled knights … What an interesting and terrible development."