It's still a few hundred kilometers away from the royal city, and I'm not going to waste time here, not because I'm responsible, but because I'm anxious to know more and go back to see the people I want to meet.

"How far is it from here to King's Port?" I remembered him mentioning it.

"From where you landed north, along the coastline, you'll see a big port in about three days." Inman said, but there was some worry on his face. "You don't have to be in such a hurry, it's not too late to rest here."

"Thank you! I can't stay here any longer, Lord Inman. I have been instructed by His Majesty Auden Pirenod to send reinforcements to Stormwind as soon as possible, to meet His Majesty King Lane of Stormwind, and to reply to our King, for we have been delaying long enough since we set out. I said, "We need to go now." Of course, your Excellency's report to His Majesty the King should be fought as he should be, so that His Majesty King Lane will not be distracted. ”

"We need a little medicine! Lord Inman, you don't just have orcs, but you also have fish-people. I'm going to need some herbs, some of my soldiers might be starting to get sick tonight. I said.

Hurriedly bidding farewell to the mayor, I took the two of them to the herb shop. The eyes of the councillors accompanying me were constantly wandering, especially when I was picking herbs. I know he'll report something when he's back.

After purchasing a small handful of herbs, I didn't continue wandering around town. Instead, he said goodbye to the councillor who pretended to pay for us and left town.

"Why don't you stay?" There was no one else around, Lawrence couldn't help but ask.

"They don't really want to keep us, they're just stalling for time." I say.

"You're hurt, it doesn't matter if you stay." He asked.

"I have my plan, after all, those three Kurtilas are not fuel-efficient lamps." I say. "They thought we were here to rob ......"

Lawrence didn't speak.

"Don't you two think we're here to rob?" I looked back at them.

Lawrence snorted and laughed, and Gage laughed too.

After making lunch at noon, we packed up our things and returned to the boat. Before boarding the boat, I instructed them to mash the herbs and boil a large pot of medicinal soup. Regardless of whether you have been bitten by a fishman or not, you have to drink it.

By the time I pulled the anchor and set sail, it was already afternoon, and now I don't know why, I feel that the time is getting more and more insufficient!

Five ships headed north along the coast. Today's wind is not too strong, and the clouds in the sky do not look like there is rain. Pray for peace!

Three days later, in the afternoon, I saw the great harbor of which Lord Inman had spoken. In my mind, it means a lot...... Well, it's huge! But it's not like that!

"Is this what the guy said was a big port?" Lawrence said with a frown, a little uncertain.

It's a small town, estimated to be less than a hundred. And the so-called big port can only dock a dozen ships. I don't know if it's the one he said he said, but it's the only port we've seen in over two days.

Our ship stopped outside the harbor, not because we didn't want to enter it, but because the harbor not only sounded the alarm bell but also gathered dozens of guards on the dock in a short time. It doesn't look like they're coming out to meet us with their weapons.

"What do they mean?" Lawrence put away the telescope and asked suspiciously.

"When we first landed, the mayor couldn't help it, he knew how many of us were. And I don't think they have enough troops to face us. I said.

"You mean they...... Don't trust us! Lawrence looked surprised.

"Can't you see that?" I said and waved my hand and shouted, "Put down the dinghy!" We've got to talk. ”

After getting off the boat, I took them to negotiate.

"Is our flag not obvious enough?" Lawrence muttered as he rowed.

"You're such a nice boy!" I praised him.

Stopping at the edge of the dock, Lawrence clumsily bolted to the boat, and the three of us struggled to climb onto the dock. Although this pier is small and wooden. But it's still too tall for a dinghy like ours.

I hope this scene is not seen by more people.

As the three of us stood on the pier, a few armored men from the crowd walked up to us.

I motioned for them to stand here while I went over myself. So I limped up to meet it.

"Hello, stranger." On the other side was a middle-aged man who was not very tall, and the top of his bald head indicated that this person was probably quite a smart guy.

"Hello, my lord!" I opened my hands and signaled that I had no weapons.

"Where are you from? Why are you here? "His face was serious.

"Did your king tell you that if the fleet came from the north, it would be well welcomed?" I said.

He was silent for a second. "Your Excellency?"

"More than a month ago, His Majesty our King Auden Pirenod received a letter from your King asking for help. Then send us to your aid! I said.

There was a slight surprise on his face, but it was fleeting! "Thank you! On behalf of our King, I thank you for coming. He said and nodded.

The people around him whispered in his ear.

I glanced back at the two behind me, then at the five boats moored in the distance. Looking around, the few boats in this harbor are really ...... It's not enough to see! Instantly I felt like our team wasn't that weak!

"My lord, may I ask your name?" He asked.

"Bill Max. Former garrison lieutenant of the 1st Royal Regiment of Lordaeron, he is currently a colonel of the Royal Army of Alterac. I said.

"Ah, Colonel Bill." He walked over and took off his gloves and stretched out his right hand. "Huck Pace, Sheriff of King's Harbor." He introduced himself.

"Lord Huck." I looked him in the eye. "Please report to His Majesty King Lane quickly, we have been tossing and turning at sea for half a month, and we are exhausted." I say.

There was an instant light in his eyes, and he smiled. "I'm sorry, Colonel Bill. You know...... Well...... Thank you for your understanding and thank you for your understanding. He held out his hand again.

"How many of you came?"

"There were more than six hundred when we set off, and now there are only more than three hundred left!" I frowned. "We had some attacks the other day, you should have seen them, Fishman!" I said, gesturing to my face.

"I hope you hurry up, we are here to help you fight, if you are destroyed by the Kraken, the Fishmen, the Storm and the Drag, our king will regret it deeply." I said.

"Ahh Of course! Yes...... Right away! Thank you for your understanding! He clapped his hands and said with a smile.

"Send some fruits and vegetables and fresh meat to my people! I'll pay. I said.

"Ahh This is as it should be, I will send someone to arrange it immediately! As he spoke, he turned around and assigned the people behind him to hurry up.

I turned and walked away, "Wait for your news, Lord Huck!" Don't keep us waiting too long! As he spoke, he limped over to the two guys.

"How's it going?" Lawrence asked eagerly.

"That's it. Let's go, go back to the boat! I held out my hand and handed it to him.

"Aren't we going to land? Still spending the night on a ship? He was in a hurry.

I turned my face to look at Gage, who was also frowning, but didn't speak.

"I told you you were a kind guy." I laughed, "What do you say? Gage? ”

In the evening, Lord Huck sent for fruit and vegetables, and meat, plenty of meat, fresh meat.

Although they couldn't barbecue to their heart's content, the crew was quite satisfied. It was the first time they had eaten a little bit in so many days away from Pelallas.

Lawrence was babbling as he ate, and he still couldn't understand why I hadn't tried to land us.

"Bill, tomorrow or the day after tomorrow...... We are about to see your majesty. Ralph handed me a wine bag.

"My king......" I snorted. My King! I shook my head.

"Have you figured out what to do?" He asked me.

"What to do?"

"You're going to face the king, and he's going to ask you a lot of things, and I've heard Lawrence say you're some lieutenant in Lundaren, or a colonel in Alterac." He said.

I didn't squeak.

"You really want to come out!" He said, "Do you think your king will ask you for a reply from Pirenod?" ”

I frowned.

"And you're ...... Companions, perhaps, are not very well disciplined, especially those of Kul Tiras. We look very different from them, what do you say? ”

"What do you think the king will do to us?" Ralph spoke out a problem in my heart.

I was silent, and he was silent.

After a long time, Ralph said: "You once said that the future will come, and the future will come without you, and your appearance will be ...... Maybe not so important. You're now supporting the surrender...... Maybe not easy. He said slowly.

"And ......," he paused abruptly.

I didn't ask him and what, I knew what else he was trying to say, and I didn't want to contradict him.

"If you have something else...... Idea. I won't stop you. I looked him in the eye.

"That's not what I meant, Bill."

"Seriously, I'm very satisfied to have you with me, to have me back here. The future is my future, and perhaps for all of you, it may be ...... It's not fair. I said, "I haven't seen it with my own eyes, but I think you know what I'm going to face." It's dangerous...... "I'm a little afraid to look at it."

"A lot of people will die. Maybe I'll even die in a future battle. But...... I want to go. I want to witness. "I looked at the moon rising from the sea in the distance." Witness...... This history is not mine, and it should not have been. ”

Ralph didn't speak.

"I don't know if I'll be able to rewrite history, but I'll do it. Maybe that's why I'm here. I looked at him again, and his face was serious, and his eyes were looking at me seriously under a frowning brow.

This may be a new beginning, a good start!

Or perhaps...... Today will be the best day to come.