Chapter 307. Carriage and Threat

JASON

The man was treating Lucero in a way I wouldn’t have believed possible. He had a vast knowledge of medicine, much like Dove. When I met her in the castle, that’s what impressed me most about her. She could work with a handful of herbs and create poultices to heal the wounded and sick. It was an art I found truly admirable.

“She’ll wake up soon. Her wound has stopped bleeding,” he said as we traveled a long road.

The journey was difficult to navigate. The dirt path was riddled with potholes, so I had to pay close attention to avoid shattering the carriage. I focused on maintaining balance while trying not to think about Lucero dying halfway. In this life, I had lived through too many inexplicable things to give up to mere death now. It was ironic, but it kept me focused on the journey.

My gaze was fixed on the dirt track ahead. The man was giving me directions on where to go. It seemed stopping wasn’t an option. It wasn’t hard to guess he was involved in