As the four of us were eating sandwiches, Hezel from the west quarters called out.
"Hey, good morning. How's it going?
We traveled together for about five days on the carriage, but didn't interact much with the other quarters.
That could be it. We already have a group of friends, so it's hard to actively interact with people we don't know.
Unless one of them is looking for someone like that, but the southern quarters were close to each other and somehow felt a distance from the eastern quarters.
Neither was Phee willing to be that aggressive during this journey. If you do something weird, it's going to add to the hardship of the cooinu. Trouble is no sentiment.
With that exception, Hezel in the west quarters often spoke to everyone this way.
That's why I got a response.
"I knew I woke up early so I wondered if I was sleepy. What about Hezel?
"Haha, I actually want to get some sleep too"
It is a refreshing hezel.
Hezel is a well-deserved boy anyway. According to the stories of my colleagues in the west quarters, the sword feels unreliable to say there...... He seems to be a boy who is good at studying.
He may be a boy who feels unusual to an apprentice knight.
"Hey, Hezel, it's time for alignment."
His friends in the west quarters called out.
"Oh, shall we go?
"Yeah."
The fies reply and follow to the Hezels. Soldiers were also finishing up their chatter and meals and gradually starting to form rows.
The Fees also start making rows towards the ends, but realize there are.
"Is that it? What about the kids in the south quarters?
"Um, I knew I didn't see you, but you're not here... That's a little bad..."
Hezel also cheeks in a bit of a hurry for the lack of the boys in the south quarters.
By the way, the boys in the east quarters were securely aligned.
Walks in majestic motion before soldiers aligned by the soldier chief Eckert.
"Okay, looks like we've all assembled."
And when he looked around, and said, From within the fort building came the cognacs, who were taken by John, and looked at him with an unexpected look.
John smiles at the blue-faced cognacs no matter what, and makes a gesture to guide them.
Seeing that, the soldier chief also laughed bitterly as he broke up a bit.
"Looks like some of the newcomers struggled to get up a little early."
The tone was mild.
"So quickly every day, you might wonder if it makes sense to gather at a time when the fort's dining room isn't even open. But it does make sense."
So I put it down for a beat, the soldier chief said.
"Our job is to look around the various villages and mountains to see if there are any anomalies. We need to walk between the mountains and the mountains to see a little more places around. The mountains are wide covered in trees and have poor visibility. Bad vision at night, restricted movement, and dangerous if forced to move. I need to increase my daytime activity time a little to do that. That's why I decided to get up early and leave."
Fey and the others snort and listen to the story.
Instead of being angry, I seem to have properly explained why and decided to stab the nail with it. The Cognacs also nod with a strange look on their faces.
"That said, surprisingly, a lot of people struggle to get up early at first. John was a sleeper when he first came to this fort, too. It was only about three months ago. You may look great, but you're new in this fort."
Even though it's a whispering trick, let your voice be heard aloud by everyone.
The soldiers who were aligned laughed at the secret story the soldier chief said with plenty of tricks.
"Don't say that, soldier chief."
John laughs embarrassed with his head.
The boy in the south quarters, who still looked awkward, finally lowered his shoulder with it.
"Then let's start looking around. The apprentice knights, divided into two directions from now on, follow the soldiers. That's how they learn the procedure at first. Only the apprentice knights will do the lookout for the second half of the expedition they're used to, so watch and learn."
"Yes!"
That's how the first day of the Feys' expedition began.