Chapter 1477

As such, Wyatt had also earned some privileges. He was allowed to ride in the best carriage, stay in the best tents, and was not required to perform menial labor. Other than roasting meat at night, the rest of his time would be spent recovering inside the carriage. His injuries were already fully healed, and half of his damaged meridians had also healed up. In about four more days, he would make a complete recovery. As night fell, the convoy stopped and set up camp in the desert. The desolate desert had almost no signs of life, and the convoy had set up camp atop a sand dune. Several large bonfires burned brightly in the camp, surrounded by young members of the Lovelace family. They were all gathering to chat, munch on their dry rations, and then occasionally glance toward the southeast side of the camp. Over there were three people surrounding two bonfires, which were Pauline, Wyatt, and Surhan. The bonfires crackled as Wyatt skillfully roasted two lambs on them. Both Pauline