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There is a silver line on the horizon, and the morning light is all over the grass.
The leaves of weeds are covered with dewdrops, and these dewdrops are crystal clear.
Walking on the grass boots stirs the grass leaves, and the dew grass bursts, and the trouser legs will soon be wet.
The horses also bowed their heads and grazed on the slope. A few herders nearby surrounded the injured herders in a small tent and watched him wake up from his lethargy. He opened his eyes and cheered his companions for water.
"It’s a miracle that Jeb was so badly injured that he was cured in one night. I’m going to take Jeb back to the village while he still has a breath, so that he can take a last look at his family. I never thought that he would get to the river and meet this baron and actually cure Jeb’s injury." A herder kept nagging him that it was an indigenous language.
Another herdsman poured out a little water pottery bowl from the pottery jar and fed it into the mouth of the injured herdsman and asked casually.
"Should we thank the Baron again?"
The nagging old herder looked up and said, "This is really necessary. Which one of you will go with me?"
A few herders, look at me, I’ll look at you.
"I’ll go with you!"
A young tall and thin herder said 3.
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Outside the two herdsmen’s cavalry battalions, they thanked Surdak Company.
After dawn, Surdak saw their faces clearly. The skin color of these two herders was yellow like beeswax, and the distance between the pupils of their eyes was slightly narrower than that of the imperialists. They had finely braided hair on their heads, but there was nothing special tattooed on their bodies. However, it was obvious that they should be indigenous people on the Bailin plane. The two herders were dressed like beggars, but their bodies were very strong, their chests were open and their muscles rose.
They can speak many simple Greenlandic languages, and when they are eager to answer, they can speak native languages fluently.
"Baron, thank you for your help."
The old herder said that his face looked a little long and thin with deep wrinkles.
Surdak planned to patrol the outside of the camp. Unexpectedly, when he came out of the camp, he met these two herdsmen who came to thank him.
Surdak quickly greeted the guide and said to the two herders, "It’s no big deal. Whether my ability can wake up depends on his own will to survive. I have treated many people who are seriously injured like him. Some people have survived and others have died. The help I can give is still limited."
The old herder bowed his head to Surdak with his hands on his shoulders and said, "You have helped us, but we don’t have any decent gifts for you. If the trip is convenient, please stop in our village, which is not far from here. It’s called Desovots in the north."
Surdak turned his head and looked at the guide. He confirmed, "As if we really want to pass there?"
"It’s Baron Surdak!" The guide respectfully replied.
It seems that Suldak has saved a herder, and even the tone of these two guides has changed, and their eyes have changed from strangers to kindness.
Breakfast is still monotonous and boring, but it is still delicious for the recruits in the cavalry camp
There are no trees around this grassland, and the cavalry are not used to collecting horse manure. Surdak prepared some scrolls of "gathering fire" before his trip, although it is a little high, it is very convenient and fast.
After breakfast, the cavalry battalion packed up the camp and set out in line.
The herdsmen also drove the horses behind the cavalry battalion.
They tied the injured herdsmen to their horses and drove the horses north.
Five herders showed the Surdak cavalry’ riding skills’. They rode bare horses and their bodies were almost integrated with the horses. No matter how exaggerated and twisted, they could return to the horses.
They can drive the horse to burst into a sprint twice as fast as the cavalry …
Or let the ancient horses trot all the way and adjust their breathing style so that they won’t feel tired for how long they run. According to veterans in the cavalry camp, this is the real’ riding’
In fact, Surdak didn’t know these things. When he studied in the Knight Academy for nearly half a year, he didn’t know that’ riding’ also contained these things.
In addition to the short-handled whip, several herders have a long rope hanging around their waist. It is said that this long rope is used to harness horses.
It is also the envy of this group of cavalry in the cavalry camp that they can trap a Gubo horse’s neck by throwing ropes into the horses at random on the grass.
Watching several herders perform all the way, the cavalry battalion arrived at Desovotz village near noon.
Chapter 6 Tired Horses
Desovots village