When Malone finds Robin, he finds that this guy is not helping in the town at all, but in a makeshift wooden shed, pestered by a large group of farmers in the western wilderness.

When he saw Ma Long's figure appear outside the wooden shed, Robin squeezed away the group of people around him as if he had seen a savior, stumbled in front of Ma Long, and looked at his chief excitedly.

"Chief Lothar, you must have a mission for me!"

Robin asked aloud—Malone felt as if he was not speaking to himself, who was just a stone's throw away, but to those who remained in the wooden shed.

"Yes, but if you're busy, we can wait until tomorrow morning."

Malone looked at the people in the wooden shed, and then at the bright double moon in the sky, and said to Robin considerately.

Malone knew that Robin was a native of the Wild West, and perhaps many of his acquaintances had also fled to Mooncreek Town; Seeing Robin chatting with those people in the wooden shed, Malone subconsciously thought that these people were Robin's acquaintances.

After a whole afternoon of fierce battles, Malone is not the kind of person who is not considerate of his subordinates; If Robin needs a little personal space, Malone won't embarrass him.

"Nope! I'm not busy at all! Sir Lothar! Take me away! ”

Robin pleaded.

"Good...... Well, I mainly want to talk to you about how to get their ships out of the hands of those goblin pirates. ”

Marlon looked at Robin with a strange face - if he hadn't seen that the people in the wooden shed were unarmed, he would have thought that Robin had been held hostage by this group of people!

"Everything, let's get out of here!"

Robin urged Malone and whispered.

"Okay......"

Malone nodded, and turned to the town hall in Mooncreek Town, where Sir Elgardine had given up his office to Malone and his men as the venue for the Makeshift Military Council.

Robin hurriedly followed Marlon, but after taking two steps, he turned his head again, thinking about the wooden shed behind him—in the shadow of the canvas, faintly, a slender figure was leaning against the pillars of the wooden shed, looking this way.

Robin waved his hand at the wooden shed, and turned to catch up with Malone—one more reason for him to spend his blood and sweat in the land called the Wild West after meeting Tess.

……

"Tell me, what's going on?"

As he walked towards the town hall, Malone quipped Robin - he also saw the figure of Robin leaving, apparently it was a young girl - even as Robin's chief, but this did not prevent Malone from being interested in the lace news of his subordinates.

"Ah, this, it's like this......"

Robin's face was stunned, and he recounted his experience after separating from Marlon.

Robin encounters a peasant girl who has been hit by a horse-drawn cart in the town of Mooncreek, and when he rushes over, he is surprised to find that the girl is none other than his childhood sweetheart, Tess Morson.

It turned out that after receiving the summoning order from Sentinel Ridge, the Morson family honestly packed up the necessary items on the way to escape, then left their farm and rushed to Sentinel Ridge, and later followed Warrant Officer Oku of Sentinel Ridge to Yuexi Town.

The Morson family, together with most of the farmers, built a pergola for temporary living in the town of Yuexi and temporarily lived in it as a new home.

Today, when the goblins tricked the refugees into boarding the boat in the town of Moonstream, the Morsons were also tempted; Tess's father, Father Morson, took most of the family's coins to grab a place on the ship, but accidentally fell and was trampled by the crowd.

Miss Tiffany, the acting pastor of Mooncreek, has seen Papa Morson's injuries, and her bones are fine, but she may not be able to walk for a long time.

There was no way, Tess and her mother had to take turns taking care of their father; When Robin bumped into her, she was going home with an iron pot borrowed from someone else's house to cook for her father, but she didn't expect to fall down because the iron pot was too heavy and she couldn't see the road under her feet clearly at night.

Seeing Tess after a long absence, Robin was naturally excited; He helped Tess bring the iron pot and other supplies to the Morsons' temporary residence in Mooncreek, where he met his adoptive father and adoptive mother, who raised him, and Robin was so excited that he was moved to tears.

It was inevitable to catch up together, and although Daddy Morson had injured his leg, it did not affect his happiness in the slightest—in his heart, Robin had long regarded him as his son.

Robin and the Morsons recounted their experiences after joining the Westspring Garrison, feeling as time flew by; After confirming that the Morsons are safe and sound, and seeing Tess again, who has been worrying about her, Robin feels that all the previous hardships have become sweet.

But things soon didn't get so sweet - when the farmers from the western wilderness came to Mooncreek, most of them were grouped together according to the division of regions.

Near the Morsons' pergola, there are farmers in the northwest of the Western Wilderness, and they are also old acquaintances of Robin.

Hearing that Robin, the adopted son of the Morsons family, had become an officer and led the army to defeat the orc invaders and save the town of Moonstream, these farmers flocked to the Morsons' pergola and rushed to talk to Robin.

From his official position, how many soldiers he was in charge of, to whether he was married or not, the group of farmers and peasant women surrounded Robin and asked him non-stop.

At first, Robin answered the farmers' questions seriously, but gradually, he was a little overwhelmed; Many children squeezed in through the gaps in the crowd, and moved their hands and feet on Robin's one-handed sword, short sword, and armor, and almost pulled the trigger of the crossbow.

If it weren't for Malone coming in time, Robin really didn't know how many points he would be entangled with by these curious "former neighbors".

"Hah! Tess: yes? ”

Malone laughed and turned his head and looked at Robin's somewhat embarrassed face - he really didn't expect that Robin, who had always been wooden and rigorous, would have such a "wind/flow of the past".

"Well, yes."

Robin nodded and replied.

"When we're back in Nightshade and settled...... I think Robin, you should hurry up and marry Tess, so that Paul will say that you are a wooden head every day. ”

Malone teased Robin and said.

"Knot...... Tie the knot? But Tess, she...... And Daddy Morson......"

Robin stammered all at once—he had thought about it, but only because he had not had the courage to tell Daddy Morson about himself and Tess, and he hadn't asked Tess about his plans.