They had already reached the estuary.
They didn’t need to do anything; the rfolk below controlled the rafts, slowly approaching the beach beside the estuary.
The riverboat also slowly docked, until its bow rested on the sand.
All the residents on the sails disembarked onto the shore; Kana and others also ca down.
The children ran back and forth on the beach.
But Kana could see that everyone had a look of confusion in their eyes.
At this ti, the Count stepped to the front and turned around.
All the resident soldiers watched him.
Everyone here was loyal to the Count.
"My people, we have just endured a painful war.
The enemy is a group of evil cannibal monsters; they may have once been our compatriots, but now they’re downright enemies.
They are cunning and treacherous all over the hills.
Our brave knights and soldiers fought valiantly, allowing us to escape danger and arrive here.
I see fear, unease, and confusion in your eyes. But trust , I vow here that I will lead you in search of a new ho.
We will seek that warm and beautiful life where we will work together, cultivate land, and build houses. This place will beco our new refuge.
After this, we won’t escape; you and I are warriors, and we will make those monsters pay and bleed rivers!"
The Count raised his hand, clenched his fist, and shouted.
The soldiers below quickly followed with roars, followed by the residents.
In the midst of this rising and falling roar,
the distant rfolk scratched their heads in confusion.
Many of the rfolk joined in, raising their arms and shouting randomly.
After delivering the necessary speech and calming everyone’s emotions,
everyone began to take on their roles.
The supplies carried on the ship were unloaded, along with those rafts, which were of high-quality wood and could be temporarily used.
Although neither the soldiers nor the civilians had rested properly,
a camp was essential.
Kana and others also joined in, and Bobo finally returned to the team.
As soon as she returned, she chattered and complained incessantly.
"Did you see the looks in those humans’ eyes? I’ve had enough. Don’t they think I’m a civilized mouse?
The disdain in their eyes is completely unhidden; they really should open their eyes and see the world."
Clearly, having to ride a raft with a group of unfamiliar humans was tornting for Bobo.
Even though the ordinary townsfolk didn’t do anything to her, just the vigilant glances and disdainful actions were enough to anger Bobo.
Alyris comforted her.
Soon, the first tent designated for command was set up, and various maps were sent inside.
Kana, who was helping transport items, was also called over.
Soon he entered the tent.
Anita was also there this ti.
"Kana, you’re here. We are discussing the detailed plans for the coming actions."
"Do you have any suggestions?"
For this question, Kana nodded without hesitation and went straight over to share his thoughts.
"We cannot wander through the dangerous jungle wilderness with so many ordinary people.
Let’s set up camp here temporarily, building so wooden houses would be fine.
Then allocate so soldiers to start patrolling and send teams to explore the wilderness.
I’ll think about the exploration direction.
Once we find a suitable location, we’ll escort these civilians there."
Looking at everyone’s eyes, Kana said, "Don’t worry, this process won’t take long.
It won’t exceed a week."
The Count nodded and looked at his adjutant, "How many people do we have now? And how long can our food last?"
"There are a total of 1300 residents in the town, including 63 children, 130 elderly, 763 won, and the rest are able-bodied n.
Soldiers number 646, including 136 who are injured or sick.
There are 73 knights remaining, but only six warhorses are left.
Taking all the food together, it is estimated to last less than half a month."
After hearing this information, everyone fell into contemplation.
Ichard said, "Compared to a settlent, food needs a more urgent solution."
Others nodded in agreent.
Even if a settlent is found, food lasting only half a month remains a problem.
Kana then spoke, "It’s not that difficult; the settlent I have in mind is best located near the Gray Mountain Range.
The Dwarves in the mountains are my friends; I’m sure so of the supplies have plenty of wealth, right?
By then, we can purchase enough food through the Gray Mountain Dwarves’ channels to help us through the difficulties."
Dwarves always brew large quantities of alcohol; they have channels for purchasing grain from the Cohen Kingdom, and they have enough grain fields themselves.
As long as there is enough money, the Dwarves are more than happy to transport supplies to help.
Besides, in the wilderness, there is an abundance of wild animals, and with the abundance of Magic Power, there are plenty of edible plants.
Of course, the dangers are not few.
So with enough strength, food sources need not be a concern.
Not to ntion they are a group of 2000 people, many of whom are soldiers with significant Combat Power.
There’s plenty of high-level Combat Power as well.
If it cos to it, they can seize what they need from those evil races.
"Once the settlent is confird and contact with the Dwarves is established, they can use the Dwarves’ channels to reach the Cohen Kingdom.
We can then seek a batch of relief supplies from the Kingdom."
Kana had already thought this through; when he shared these thoughts, everyone looked at him.
Without surprise, Kana demonstrated again what quick planning ant.
After the Count finished speaking, he took a mont before nodding.
"It seems, Kana, you have it planned. Let’s continue."
Next ca so details, which Kana didn’t participate in; he wasn’t adept at them.
He could strategize big directions but found the detailed handling overwhelming.
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