Chapter: 1694
After catching and devouring the bee in an instant, Gwiya settled down on the ground, looking as if it was taking a comfortable rest.�
Pyo-wol understood what Gwiya was trying to convey.
�It seems like we�ll be staying here for a while.�
There was water nearby that could be Pyo-wol�s source of drinking water, and there was plenty of grass for his horse to eat along the stream. In addition, there were countless venomous bees that could serve as Gwiya�s food source.
There seemed to be no better place to train their bodies after undergoing such a sudden change.
Pyo-wol accepted his silent friend�s suggestion.
Haimen,1 as its name suggests, is a city that serves as a gateway to the ocean. This is because the winding Yangtze River, which crosses all across the continent, ends up in Haimen.�
The river water flowing into Haimen contained vast amounts of nutrients coming from different parts of the continent. Many fish gathered there to feed on the nutrients, while fishermen set sail to catch them.
This naturally led to a large port to be built in Haimen, where trading ships from all over the world came and went. Merchants came to trade, while laborers came to find work.
In this way, the city of Haimen prospered and grew into a large city.
Today, dozens of ships were anchored in the port. Most of them were coming from outside of the Central Plains, while some came from the southern part of the Yangtze River.
Unfamiliar languages echoed through the streets of Haimen.�
With so many different people coming from other regions, they all spoke different languages. Nevertheless, they still somehow managed to understand and communicate with each other.
People with different skin and eye colors could be seen eating and drinking in the inns near the beach without any hint of awkwardness.
And at the port, young men wearing a red bandana on their heads could be seen pulling carts through the port while sweating profusely.
One of the young men asked a middle-aged man carrying a thick booklet,
�Where should we put all of this stuff?�
�You know the warehouse in the Pearl Room? Take it there.�
�The Pearl Room? Got it.�
�Time is money! Hurry up and get moving!�
�Yes!�
The young men with red bandana on their heads rushed off, pulling a heavily loaded cart. Their bodies were burning with heat as they moved tirelessly like ants.
The sun was shining intensely, and the wind blowing from the sea was hot and salty. As a result, the young men were working with their shirts completely off.
�There�s another ship coming in!�
�Where is it from this time?�
The middle-aged man frowned as he looked out to sea.
In the distance, a large ship could be seen entering the port. Even at a glance, it was clear that it was much larger than the other ships.
One of the young men with a red bandana on his head shouted out,
�There�s a blue dragon engraved on the flag!�
�It�s the Sea Dragon Sect! Quick! Gather more workers!� JrNovels.com
Pyo-wol understood what Gwiya was trying to convey.
�It seems like we�ll be staying here for a while.�
There was water nearby that could be Pyo-wol�s source of drinking water, and there was plenty of grass for his horse to eat along the stream. In addition, there were countless venomous bees that could serve as Gwiya�s food source.
There seemed to be no better place to train their bodies after undergoing such a sudden change.
Pyo-wol accepted his silent friend�s suggestion.
Haimen,1 as its name suggests, is a city that serves as a gateway to the ocean. This is because the winding Yangtze River, which crosses all across the continent, ends up in Haimen.�
The river water flowing into Haimen contained vast amounts of nutrients coming from different parts of the continent. Many fish gathered there to feed on the nutrients, while fishermen set sail to catch them.
This naturally led to a large port to be built in Haimen, where trading ships from all over the world came and went. Merchants came to trade, while laborers came to find work.
In this way, the city of Haimen prospered and grew into a large city.
Today, dozens of ships were anchored in the port. Most of them were coming from outside of the Central Plains, while some came from the southern part of the Yangtze River.
Unfamiliar languages echoed through the streets of Haimen.�
With so many different people coming from other regions, they all spoke different languages. Nevertheless, they still somehow managed to understand and communicate with each other.
People with different skin and eye colors could be seen eating and drinking in the inns near the beach without any hint of awkwardness.
And at the port, young men wearing a red bandana on their heads could be seen pulling carts through the port while sweating profusely.
One of the young men asked a middle-aged man carrying a thick booklet,
�Where should we put all of this stuff?�
�You know the warehouse in the Pearl Room? Take it there.�
�The Pearl Room? Got it.�
�Time is money! Hurry up and get moving!�
�Yes!�
The young men with red bandana on their heads rushed off, pulling a heavily loaded cart. Their bodies were burning with heat as they moved tirelessly like ants.
The sun was shining intensely, and the wind blowing from the sea was hot and salty. As a result, the young men were working with their shirts completely off.
�There�s another ship coming in!�
�Where is it from this time?�
The middle-aged man frowned as he looked out to sea.
In the distance, a large ship could be seen entering the port. Even at a glance, it was clear that it was much larger than the other ships.
One of the young men with a red bandana on his head shouted out,
�There�s a blue dragon engraved on the flag!�
�It�s the Sea Dragon Sect! Quick! Gather more workers!� JrNovels.com
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