He glanced at the silent and reticent Gron along the way.
Knowing he was worried about the child trapped in Black Water Town, he spoke up to comfort him.
"Don't worry, the child should be fine."
Besides, one or two days won't make a difference.
After all, the war in Black Water Town has been raging for several months.
The next day.
After some rest, Gauss and his group set off again with renewed vigor.
Some people remained at the camp, including Teben and the three dwarves.
In fact, even if not many are left behind, no one usually dares to provoke an adventure group. The weak cannot afford to provoke, and those with some background, unless confident of killing everyone at the camp, will surely face revenge from the adventure group.
Moreover, what Gauss left there were mostly heavy materials inconvenient to carry, occupying space yet not worth much money. Robbing them would be an action of risk and reward not matching up.
