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"Thank you very much, Mr. Herag!" Josh was overjoyed.

"Don't misunderstand, I never said I would send you back safely. You can follow me, but I don't guarantee your safety." Herag waved his hand.

He didn't intend to really protect the safety of these two people, so he ran away when the situation didn't go well.

After eating and drinking enough, Herag went to sleep in his tent.

Kieran made a bowl for Josh with leaves, and then filled Josh with a bowl of soup from the pot.

This was left by Herrag on purpose, at the cost of helping him clean the pot. He was too lazy to wash it.

Josh didn't mind drinking the leftover pot of soup from Herag either. After taking a sip, he handed over the bowl made of leaves and said, "Uncle Kieran, you can drink it too."

He then broke the biscuit in half and gave half to Kieran.

Kieran hesitated for a moment without hesitation. He had not eaten anything for two days and was indeed very hungry. Considering that he would have to fight in the future, he still ate it himself.

Herag lay inside the tent, and the scene outside was clearly visible to him.

He didn't sleep either, but lay down to meditate. Now that there is no meteorite grass to assist, we need to work even harder to cultivate the concept of meditation.

The next morning, the rain stopped, but the fog became even thicker.

Kieran rested against the tree with his eyes closed, while Josh leaned against him and fell asleep, wearing Kieran's cloak.

Herag did not conceal the movement of waking up. Kieran slowly opened his eyes and confirmed Josh's condition for the first time. After confirming that there were no abnormalities, he felt relieved.

Herag waved his hand and put the tent, rainproof cloth, and other items on the ground into the space ring.

He turned to the master and servant under the tree and said, "I'm ready to set off."

"Okay!" Kieran and Josh stood up honestly, following behind Herag.

Herag took out the map and checked the direction before starting.

"Tell me about your situation," Herag said casually as he walked ahead. He had to figure out what kind of trouble these two were in and what the situation was, so he was well prepared.

"I am the second son of Count Remy in Tasoni's territory. A few days ago, Uncle Kieran and I went to the countryside to check the growth of crops. Everything was going smoothly, but we didn't expect to encounter a group of people attacking us on our way back. Those people were clearly prepared, but they had crossbows! Uncle Kieran protected me and killed me, but all the other guards died."

Josh's tone was somewhat mournful, as if he was very angry about the deaths of those guards.

"Do you know who did it?" Herag asked casually.

Josh took a deep breath and said, "Who else can there be? It must be Lucie, my older brother. He's afraid that I'll fight for his inheritance, and there have been many conflicts with me over the years. Now that my father's health is deteriorating day by day, he's even more anxious."

"Oh," Herrag nodded expressionlessly. There was nothing new under the sun, and it was this clich é d power struggle scene.

"Are there any pursuers behind? This is not the outskirts of the forest," Herag continued.

It will take at least a day to walk out of the forest from this location.

Kieran replied, "There are people from the Thief Guild, Grand Knight level assassins. I am not sure if I can protect Young Master Josh under his command, so I can only run away."

"I understand, I have seen him and he is also looking at us," Herag said, glancing southeast.

"What?" Kieran immediately became nervous.

The assassination of a Grand Knight level assassin, even he dare not say he can defend 100%, let alone not even have Knight level strength like Master Josh.

"What are you afraid of? Let's go, we still have to hurry." Herag said with a nonchalant expression as he watched the two of them nervously stand in place, looking around, somewhat speechless.

"Oh, good." Kieran also realized that there was a powerful wizard here, so there was no need to worry too much.

At the first glance he saw Herag, he felt a familiar and mysterious aura. Although the Grand Knight did not have magic, he had a certain ability to perceive magic.

He was very familiar with the aura on Herag's body, which was present in all the powerful wizards he had encountered before.

In the distant forest, a bald man was startled by Herag's gaze.

"How did he discover me!" Robert was puzzled. He was a Grand Knight level assassin and the ace warrior of the Thief Guild.

He has always been very confident in his concealment skills, and even opponents who are also great knights find it difficult to see through his concealment skills.

But now, more than two hundred meters away, the young man could see his position at a glance.

"How could that be!" Robert felt like he was haunted.

The most important thing is that he dare not take action.

He felt a sense of fear from the depths of his heart in Herag's casual glance.

Years of wandering on the brink of life and death have taught him that if he approaches that man rashly, he will definitely die.

Robert, as an outstanding thief, has always believed in his intuition.

"I can't do this job anymore, it's a pity there are so many coins left." Robert sighed and looked sore on his face.

He felt a pang of pain when he thought about leaving him with so many gold coins and searched for the Shuyuan website www.zhaoshuyuan.com. But despite the pain, Robert made up his mind to give up the task, at least until the young man and Josh's servant separated before he could take action.

He has been around for so many years, relying on his sharp intuition and sufficient caution, and has a very keen sense of death.

"Abandoned?" Herrag saw from the deep blue probe that the person behind seemed to have left and did not intend to continue tracking them.

The more Robert thought about it, the more things went wrong. As he hung behind Herag, the fear in his heart grew stronger, so he decisively left, even giving up on continuing to track and observe the situation.

"It saved me a little trouble," Herag didn't care and continued walking forward.

Now, his physical fitness alone is already comparable to that of a Grand Knight level powerhouse, not to mention having various spell aids.

These ordinary knights and Grand Knights are unlikely to pose any threat to him.

Herag did not mention the fact that the assassin had already left, so Kieran remained highly focused all the way, constantly paying attention to the surroundings.

Herag was too lazy to remind him that there were multiple people watching, so why not do it.

The three of them walked until dusk and could already see the plain at the foot of the mountain from afar.

"Mr. Herag, let's rest in the forest tonight. The plain area is too wide," Kieran suggested.

Herag nodded in agreement with his proposal, and Kieran's intention was clear: if there was an enemy ambush, there would be no turning point for the target to descend.

The terrain in the forest is complex, and even if there are enemies ambushing, they can still navigate around.

A Grand Knight level powerhouse, dealing with dozens of people alone in the forest at night is not a problem, let alone Herag.