When crossing the fork of this river, Surdak rode Ma Gang to climb the arched stone bridge and saw a waterline crossing in the quiet river. This waterline moved very fast and reached the stone arch bridge of Surdak in the blink of an eye.

It was not until near Surdak that I saw the dark red and orange on the blue fishtail.
A long, smooth, wet hair almost covered the whole blue and white back.
Surdak first got a fright and thought how this Janna mermaid ran into the river for a morning swim in the early morning … On second thought, it was wrong!
This is the fork of the river, a waterway leading to the eastern half of Wilkes, and a waterway leading to the exit of the north city wall, but a very strong iron fence has been set up at the exit of the river, which makes it difficult for large fish to pass through.
Surdak probe glanced into the river and saw that the Janna mermaid was a little panicked and hid from the bridge, and her good face was stained with a little duckweed, which was very embarrassing.
Those clear eyes seem to be able to see into people’s hearts.
Gensoul Ducker remembered that when he first met Signa, he seemed to have this kind of look in his eyes, just like a panicked deer …
A team of well-equipped knights chased after the front along the river. It was the noble Lord of Janna Mermaid who spent 2,700 gold last night.
When he chased the bridge with a group of cavalry, he looked at Surdak with a suspicious expression and asked Surdak with a stinking face, "Hey, why are you here? Have you seen a Janna swimming from here?"
Surdak turned to look blankly at the two Nanai aborigines behind him and casually asked, "Hey, have you seen an Janna swimming from here?"
Because Surdak speaks too fast, the two Nanai indigenous roots don’t understand, and they shake their heads blankly when they don’t understand the question …
Then Surdak turned his head and shook his head seriously.
The noble Lord said angrily, "Send someone out of the waterway exits to watch over her. She can’t escape from this river. Let’s go to the east side to find it …"
After that, he took the big cavalry along the river and chased them behind. The cavalry also carefully looked at the bridge and found no clue.
Surdak didn’t stop at the bridge, rode his horse and took two Nanai natives to the north gate …
Chapter 72 Salute freedom
Surdak ignored the intention of the Janna Mermaid under the bridge to leave Wilkes City directly.
He doesn’t want to get caught in this kind of slave escape. If someone catches him and helps the slave escape, the aristocrat will not be convicted, but paying the slave equivalent fine is enough for him to drink a pot.
He also doesn’t want information from the arrogant aristocratic Lord.
After the forest of Warcraft incident in Inver cargill, he felt that the nobles of Wilkes City were not trustworthy, and their personal interests always came first.
He is very determined to return to Dodan Town as soon as possible to prepare for the Inver cargill forest copper mine.
Recently, with the disappearance of the ghost-striped red ant in cargill forest, the Warcraft group has returned to the forest one after another, but Andrew led 500 cavalry, but he can’t keep the banded forest hundreds of kilometers deep in the east-west direction.
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When these people leave the bridge,
Bridge opening Janna mermaid slowly put her head out of the water. Her clear eyes looked around curiously and duckweed made her look a little nifty.
She looked away thoughtfully at Surdak, who was not as malicious as others.
I heard the footsteps of bluestone in the distance. The mermaid bridge in Janna turned over a splash and dived into the bottom again.
Although she is not familiar with the river channel here, when she is not stupid, she naturally won’t continue to swim to the DC area. After thinking about it, she slowly swam to the gate near the journey to the south city wall along the direction waterway of Surdak.
She is naturally fond of water elements. If she was not too eager just now, she would not have arrow-shaped water lines on the water surface if she paid more attention to them when swimming.
The bottom of the water is like a shadow, moving slowly along the side wall of the river.
Finally disappeared at the intersection of the stone bridge and the fork water …
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When Surdak rode his horse to the North Gate, dozens of carriages crowded the stone road of the city wall.
Surdak left the horse to a Na ‘nai native to look after it. Walking alone to the city gate, he found that there was a caravan carriage broken in front, and the whole axle was broken into two sections. A lot of materials almost blocked the suspension bridge, and the employees of the chariot and horse company were on the scene to repair it.
The Yugoslav capital knights kept urging
They blocked the whole beicheng passage.
Surdak wants to turn back and leave Wilkes City from another gate.
But on second thought, I think it’s too far to detour. It’s quite possible that the blockage here has been cleared halfway around the detour, so he decided to wait in the shade of the city gate.
Many out-of-town travelers choose to go around and wait for the outermost carriage to turn around and leave.
Surdak led the horse to the gate by the river, such as willow trees. There were not many people here, and not far away was the north exit of Wilkes River.
The damaged part of the truck in the distance seems to be very troublesome. The caravan people rushed to the suspension bridge to carry the truck goods to the outside of the city.
Surdak waited a little while chatting, and when he looked in all directions, he saw a figure sparkling in the shadow of a river moat connected with a fenced waterway. It was the Janna mermaid.
She hid in the deepest part of the water tunnel and clung to the wall of the moat wall.
The two knights who are in charge of guarding this waterway are just across the river. Surdak can even hear them talking about the bloody battle scenes of the gladiators in the arena. It seems that one person won a lot of money for it.
They only take a look at the outlet of the river once in a while, and they can’t see the Janna mermaid hiding in that angle.
Her hiding place is just over there in a blind spot.
Look at her. The fence in the water tunnel lingers. Surdak didn’t expect that she could actually swim here along the waterway, but it seems that she was blocked by the iron fence in the waterway, so Reagan couldn’t swim out.
Surdak touched his mouth and decided to leave it alone after careful consideration, thus offending the local nobles of Wilkes.
Turning away from the city wall waterway, Surdak admitted that he had just seen the mermaid in Janna, and his face was a little softer than disappointment.
Pulled the reins and prepared to leave Wilkes as soon as possible.