Early in the morning, Surdak dragged his sleepy body to the barracks dormitory to check on the recovery of the wounded cavalryman.

Last night, he implanted the life magic pattern into six thunder rhinos in one go, and he was busy for a whole day. Night.

Now he took Nika to the barracks dormitory, where some of the wounded soldiers were still asleep, even though the wounded cavalrymen had been recuperating in the dormitory for three days.

Some wounded soldiers who have been bitten by ghost soldiers and ants have severed their tendons or ligaments can say that as long as they can endure the pain, they can reconnect the tendons and ligaments with the rapid recovery of the blessed body.

What's worse is that the severed limbs are left on the battlefield, torn apart by soldier ants, or simply corroded by acid and rot, and can only lie in the dormitory and look at the roof of the shed in a daze.

Surdak carefully examined the wounded soldiers who had broken their legs or arms, and stood in the dormitory and promised in public that the cavalry battalion would be responsible for purchasing basic magic prosthetics at the Oriana Magic Shop.

Everyone did not expect that Surdak would actually make this promise, and all the wounded cavalry would set their eyes on Surdak.

Nika quietly followed him, detailing Surdak's physical condition to the wounded cavalry.

It must have taken a lot of effort for her to know so much about all the wounded soldiers.

A dozen or so maids from the merchant Malacombe to Surdak were also in the barracks, and at this time they actually walked into the barracks with a basin of water, and began to change the bandages of these wounded soldiers quickly, and even wiped their faces with linen towels......

There are more of these women in the barracks, no wonder these cavalrymen are lying in the dormitory, and they are so restrained.

At least there is no such embarrassment in the dormitory that sleeps with a quilt and exposes his full ass as soon as he turns over.

They entered the dormitory, and the eyes of these wounded cavalrymen came alive.

Nika saw Surdak staring at the young maids, and explained with some humility:

"They are all natives of the southern part of the White Forest Plane - the forest tribe, they believe in the children of the forest, they are familiar with all the plants in the forest, they know which plants can be eaten, which plants can cure their diseases, and which plants are poisonous, so I asked Selena to send them here to take care of these wounded cavalry."

"Oh, that's a good idea, they're familiar with plants?" Surdak asked Nika.

Nika nodded, and said with great certainty, "Well, they are the children of the forest, and they have to learn how to identify plants from an early age, and how to use them to avoid dangers in the forest. ”

"What gods do the aborigines in the north of the White Forest Plane believe in?" Surdak asked curiously.

Nika was slightly stunned, then pressed a hand to her heart, and said, "We believe in the goddess of hunting, only she can protect hunters with a harvest every hunt......"

Surdak strode over and saw a young maid in a coarse linen dress taking a ginger-like rhizome from a barrel and mashing it on a stone slab, while the maid who had untied the bandage in front of him applied some yellowish slurry to the edge of the wound and re-bandaged it with a new bandage.

"What are these rhizomes?" Surdak asked, leaning next to him.

The group of young maids were startled and hurriedly saluted Surdak.

The maid closest to him handed Surdak a piece of plant rhizome to Surdak and explained earnestly:

"Ah, Lord Baron, these are the rhizomes of the blood vine, which have the effect of stopping bleeding and relieving pain."

Surdak thought again, the first time he saw these maids, he felt that there was something wrong with them.

It turned out that the hair of these women was dark green, and even the eyes were a little green, and their bodies were all very slender, and their arms were a little long.

"You know some first aid?" Surdak asked them.

Unexpectedly, the maids shook their heads blankly, and then explained to Surdak: "We only know a few plants, and we know where they like to grow......

The young maid seemed shy when she spoke, and kept her head half-bowed implicitly.

"Nika, I think the cavalry battalion can set up a field healing team to help me deal with these wounded soldiers, so that I can free up time to come here once in a while and check it out."

Seeing the busy appearance of the maids, Surdak suddenly felt that it seemed that these maids did not have to be returned to the merchant Malacom, and it was actually good to stay.

However, Nika, who was standing on the side, was a little dumbfounded, and immediately became speechless: "Huh? I ......"

Surdak reached out and patted Nika's thin shoulder, and whispered to her, "If there is anything you don't understand, just ask Selena." ”

"Got it, I'll supervise them well." Nika muttered blush.

……

Surdak led the cavalry battalion back to the barracks this time, and immediately received invitations from many nobles in Dodan Town, but Surdak has been so busy lately that he has almost lost his sleep time, and he simply ignored those invitations.

After the mercenary leader brought Surdak's words back to the mercenary union, some mercenaries who had ideas finally decided to join the cavalry battalion.

Some of the mercenaries ran to the barracks station, and the news of joining the cavalry soon spread in the town of Dodan.

This town is not big in the first place, and a little thing can become the talk of the townspeople.

When Aung San heard that the barracks were recruiting cavalry and archers, he also ran to Surdak to seek some welfare for the natives of Dodan Town.

Surdak immediately welcomed him.

The two of them sat in the study of Surdak's small building, and Surdak asked Aung San with a teacup:

"You're from the South?"

Aung San was stunned, and then suddenly.

He replied calmly: "My mother is a Southern Aborigine, and my father is a Northern Aboriginal......"

"So you know about herbs and hunting at the same time?" Surdak asked.

Aung San nodded, and said calmly: "Well, my parents died early, and they didn't give me too many things at the beginning, in fact, now there is no distinction between north and south, those are all the previous statements." ”

"What did you say?" Surdak asked curiously.

"A long time ago, the North and the South were in a state of hostility, and everyone was bounded by the river north of Wilkes, and some conflicts broke out every year, and then you Empire people came over, and they gradually resolved the contradictions and reached an agreement to ...... the outside world," Aung San told Surdak.

"It's a pity that in the face of the elite army from Bena Province, even if they join forces, they won't be able to take advantage of anything......," Aung San continued.

Before Aung San left, Surdak patted him on the shoulder and said to him: "Aung San, you must explain to the young man when you go back that once you join the cavalry battalion, you will have to serve with the cavalry battalion for four years before you can leave......"