Although the knight was not injured, the people behind him did not have such good equipment. Some of the guards were wearing leather armor, but some were just important figures in the caravan. They were gorgeously dressed but not even leather armor. They suddenly got arrows and screamed and fell off the horse.

The leader of the Knights ignored it and just activated the double wildebeests to rush forward. The thieves were prepared for it, and soon a team of horses chased after him.

They also used the usual method of the thieves. They did not rush to the formation, but instead inserted from the side and harassed them with bows and arrows. They left some people and continued to bite behind them to pursue them. Most of these bandits had two horses, or even three horses. They obviously planned to take turns to transfer to drag down the mounts of the caravan runners.

The caravan also knew the bandits' plans, but at this time they didn't care about so much and chased and fled. They came towards Lin Jixin. They originally wanted to escape directly to the town, but the thieves also left the first move, and there was an ambush at the same time. The caravan members had no choice but to turn the direction and head to the fork.

Lin Jixin was in the leaves and clearly saw among the fugitives, including the merchant leader just now, and the Deacon Hoffre who wanted his life.

These people were poisoned and chased by the thieves. He knew that Hoffer was probably not safe, and although he did not do it himself, this was a venting fury for him.

He originally wanted to continue his journey, but he didn't expect that the people in the caravan were actually following the fork in the road he wanted to detour. After thinking about it, he decided to follow him and take a look. Anyway, it was the same way.

This chase lasted only an hour. The Brango sheep he rode was not as fast as a wildebeest. Although he had stuffed the package into his belt and jumped off the Brango sheep from time to time to run with it, the effect of these burden-reducing measures was not significant. He felt that the distance between the two sides was getting farther and farther away.
Chapter completed!