Give Me the Name of God

Manda left the City of Wonderful Sound in a carriage, leaving in a very embarrassed and awkward manner.

Along the way, the lion girl kept complaining: "As long as you give an order, even a look, I will kill that arrogant archduke immediately."

Manda shook his head and said: "You can't kill him, there are too many strong people around him."

"That's not necessarily true. Everyone thinks we won't take action, including you. If we do, they won't be able to defend themselves in time."

Manda shrugged: "Even if you can succeed, how can we escape?"

"When I take action, all their attention will be focused on me, and you will definitely have a way to escape."

"how about you?"

"I don't care," the lion girl gritted her teeth. "Isn't it worth using my life to exchange for the life of an archduke?"

"Of course it's not worth it," Manda touched the lion girl's face, "Your man wants to be the king, don't you want to be the queen?"

The lion girl turned around and opened Manda's hand. She didn't want to hear Manda's joke now. She was not the kind of person who couldn't stand being wronged, but she just couldn't bear to see Manda being wronged.

Moira is more rational than Leo, and she notices some details.

"The Grand Duke doesn't seem to know you very well. He mentioned El Meng in front of you and thought you were under El Meng's control."

"Thank you Hermes for blessing me," Manda said with a smile, "This is a rare blessing."

The lion girl frowned and said: "What kind of luck is this? If he knew that you were the controller of the southwest, he would never look at you in this way!"

"Is his vision important? I don't need his appreciation," Manda smiled scornfully, "People who don't understand me will die in my hands if they are not careful. This is the luck given to me by the gods."

Chuitt opened the curtains of the carriage and glanced behind the carriage: "Sir, maybe I am paranoid. There seems to be a tail behind us."

Manda nodded: "You are not suspicious, he does have a tail. This guy has been following us for a few days, and it seems that he will follow us all the way to the southwest."

The lion girl was startled, turned to look at Moira and said, "Did you notice anyone was following you?"

Moira shook her head, and Chuyte said: "The other party is an expert, of a high level, and his methods are very cautious and leave no traces."

The lion girl moved her shoulders: "I'm going to kill him."

"Don't worry!" Manda rubbed the lion girl's shoulders, "It's a rare trip to the south and let him accompany us to have fun for a few days."

"What's there to do?" Leo Girl pushed Manda away again, "I don't want to stay in this damn place for more than a day."

"What Holna said makes sense," Moira said, "Sheltai is very hostile to you. We must leave the southwest as soon as possible to prevent him from doing evil things."

"Then let's go back, but which way should we take?" Manda fell into deep thought.

From southwest to due south, the closest southwest city to the City of Sound is Parrot City, which takes ten days by water and twenty-one days by land.

"We took the water route when we came here. Let's take the land route when we go back." Manda made a decision. He wanted to use this opportunity to learn more about the south.

But Chuitt was a little worried: "Sir, if you take the land route, you must pass through the brittle rock canyon. The bandits there are very fierce."

The lion girl smiled contemptuously and said: "What's so scary about bandits? Have we killed enough?"

"This group of bandits is different. I asked Moritz. There seem to be high-level believers among them, and the brittle rock valley is too special. The rocks there are brittle than pancakes. If you smash them, a large piece will fall off and break into pieces. If there are enough rocks, they can even kill hundreds of people."

The Lion Goddess looked dull and said: "I'm not afraid, I can fly in the sky."

Manda said angrily: "What about me?"

The lion girl patted Manda's face: "I'll take you to fly together."

Ogg sniffed and said, "What about me?"

"Let the great prophet fly with you."

After telling a few jokes, Chuitt returned to the topic: "Sir, we don't have enough manpower. We really shouldn't force our way into the brittle rock valley."

In addition to more than fifty guards, Manda only brought Lion Girl, Moira, Ogg and Chuit with him on this trip. There were indeed not many people.

Manda scratched his head and said, "I heard that many people walked that road. Could it be that they were all robbed?"

"That's not true. It's really elusive when it comes to it. I heard Moritz say that any caravan transporting stones will not be robbed, but those transporting grain will definitely be robbed, and those transporting slaves will not be robbed, but Those who transport livestock will definitely be robbed.”

Moira said: "Then we can't leave. We transported more than forty cows."

Manda tilted his head. This matter was indeed difficult to understand. How could the bandits still be picky when they robbed people? Just looking at his professional attitude, he wouldn't be considered a ruthless gangster.

He looked at Og and asked, "What did the great prophet say?"

Ogg looked at the Lioness and said, "The great prophet said that if this woman doesn't save me, she will be repaid."

The lion girl beat Ogg, and Ogg wiped the blood on his face, used the blood as a sacrifice, and said a simple prayer in the carriage.

"The great prophet gave an oracle. There will be losses and gains during this trip. The losses will not be too great, but the gains will be amazing."

Manda nodded and said, "Then we can't go against God's will."

He decided to take the land route and carefully observed the customs of the south along the way. It is adjacent to the southwest, but the landscape is quite different. The southwest is mountainous, and the south is almost all plains. There are large stretches of uninhabited wilderness in the southwest. The population in the south is much more prosperous, with large tracts of farmland and dense longhouses.

The only thing they have in common is that they both have very few cities. The area in the south is almost twice that of the southwest, but there are only four cities in total. Manda passed through one of the cities. Considering that he might not be welcome, he did not rush into the city.

Manda speculated: "This should be related to the business strategy of focusing on agriculture and suppressing business. As far as I know, the Shelty family has hated businessmen for generations. They do not prohibit their people from believing in ancient gods, but they will never allow them to believe in Hel." Moss.”

Moira stuck out her tongue: "No wonder he hates you so much."

The lion girl suddenly pinched Moira's tongue and gently pulled it out, causing Moira to burst into tears from the pain.

"He is just a stupid country bumpkin!" When mentioning Shelty, the lion girl's face was full of hatred.

Manda shook his head and said: "I can't say he is wrong. If there are fewer cities, there will be fewer nobles. If there are fewer nobles, it will be more conducive to rule. Besides, with such good land, it would be a pity not to use it for farming."

Compared with the barren southwest, the fertile south makes Manda envious. I am afraid that only Turbulence City can compare with it.

"This land should belong to me," Manda bit her lip and said to herself, "it must belong to me."

…

After walking for twelve full days, the group finally saw the mountains and arrived at the Crispy Rock Canyon.

Chuitt reminded again: "Sir, many nobles have been robbed. Moritz's nephew was once robbed of all his finances and ran back to Parrot City naked with two maids. I suggest you again. consider carefully."

Manda looked at Leo Girl: "Are you afraid?"

"What do I have to be afraid of," the lion girl said with a smile, "If you are not shy, I will get naked with you."

Moira was a little nervous: "At this time of year, it's hard to find even a leaf."

Ogg sniffed: "One leaf is not enough!"

Manda gave the order to set off. The guards followed the carriage and walked through the valley with forty-eight cows for a long time. Suddenly they heard a crisp sound and a piece of gravel mixed with snow slid down the hillside.

Everyone jumped out of the carriage and prepared for battle, but saw a man in his thirties standing on the hillside. He smiled and said: "My friends who have come from afar, you have worked hard all the way. I want to rest here for a while, or sleep forever." What about this?"