CHAPTER 329: CHAPTER 153 HOMECOMING

[Blake: The advantage of the Blood Race fleet at sea is just too great.]

[Grey Fang: They’ve detoured, we can speed up now.]

[Bobo: According to the map, we should have left the Sea Cape Harbor area by now, right?]

[Ichard: That’s correct, we’re generally safe now.]

The three merchant ships sailed on the sea, and it was already nearing dusk.

They took this opportunity to detour outside the coastline. Using high-altitude reconnaissance from Grey Cliff in the sky, they managed to avoid several encounters along the way.

The only direct confrontation was with an enemy sea reconnaissance team.

It was just an ordinary warship, barely capable of carrying a hundred soldiers.

Yet at sea, the advantage of the giant bats was fully exploited.

Just this one ordinary Blood Race warship brought them a considerable amount of trouble.

If it weren’t for Kana and the others, quickly boarding from the deck, they might have had a ship sunk by this warship.

Afterwards, they practically avoided all collisions with Blood Race’s sea teams, zigzagging nervously until they were finally nearing the beach of the Eastern Wilderness.

The journey was smooth sailing.

Morning.

They could already see the coast from a distance, seeing the place where they once stayed after drifting down the river.

The ships docked.

On the shore, the Count was already waiting with people.

"Welcome home." The Count smiled and hugged Kana, and then hugged everyone else one by one to welcome them.

After such a long sea voyage, the refugees on the ships disembarked.

Supporting each other, looking at the beach.

Looking at the place where they might have to rebuild their lives.

"Finally got off the ship, traveling by sea is really nauseating." Raelia propped herself up with her long spear, wobbling as she stood.

Abis also propped herself up with her scepter, not feeling much better. For these two centaur girls, long sea voyages were not a pleasant experience.

They organized the refugees to transport materials down from the ship.

"We should leave some refugees in the fishing village, as there are still three ships here. This beach is also very suitable for developing into a port."

The Count looked at the ships and the refugees and said.

Hearing this, Kana nodded slightly.

In the later stages of the game, this place indeed developed into a small port, showing its potential.

"Quite a good idea."

The main reason being many of the refugees brought over were former residents of the Safro Kingdom, with many being fishermen.

The Count, who had been waiting, also brought enough food.

After some discussion, the Count’s people began to take some skilled refugees and materials.

They selected some refugees to stay in the fishing village.

Kana and the others left early, riding on Land Birds.

With the Land Birds, by noon they saw the endless prairie.

"Haha, this is comfortable!" Raelia took the lead, dashing into the prairie and laughing happily.

Abis followed closely behind.

It had only been a few months since they left home, but perhaps because those months were so packed with events, it felt like they’d been gone for a long time.

A white and a black horse raced across the prairie.

"What are you guys standing around for? Let’s head back to the tribe!"

Raelia laughed loudly and soon ran into the distance, disappearing from sight.

"Alright, let’s go too."

Kana smiled, leading everyone to advance quickly.

[Alyris: Has the route from the fishing village to the Centaur Tribe and then to the village become this safe?]

They traveled all the way there, encountering almost no danger, and even the path had been lightly trodden by patrolling soldiers and knights.

[Vainsha: We lost a few soldiers, but those monsters no longer dare to approach this path.

We also have to thank the Half-Elves from Curry Village; they contributed greatly.]

Kana and the others sailed for nearly two months, and during that time, the Count had already arranged everything for the refugees and fully understood the situation of the village after they left.

At this point, Kana and the others had arrived at the Centaur Tribe, and as soon as they entered the tribe, they noticed some Land Birds among them.

"Land Birds?" Bobo was puzzled.

"Beget!" A female Half-Elf ran out from the centaur encampment.

Seeing her, Beget immediately jumped off his Land Bird behind Kana, sprinting over.

The two embraced each other tightly.

"Are you hurt, Beget?"

"I’m fine, Cynthia, I’m a warrior now."

"Of course, you’ll always be a warrior in my heart."

"Hehehe."

Seeing the two, Kana couldn’t help but smile.

"Alright, let’s bypass them so as not to disturb them."

Kana said with a smile, leading everyone to skirt around and enter the camp.

Upon entering, they saw the Centaur Chieftain circling around Raelia and Abis, seeming to scrutinize something.

"You’ve become stronger."

"I’m stronger than you now, old man." Raelia stomped her long spear fiercely and spoke unreservedly.

To this, the Chieftain surprisingly didn’t retort, instead, after thinking for a bit, he nodded very seriously.

"You’ve indeed become stronger than me. It seems leaving the wilderness this time has significantly improved you."

It was at this moment, seeming to sense the situation behind him, that the Chieftain turned his head to see Kana and the others and walked over with a smile.