Mike's body lay on the ground, blood flowing.
Boer knelt, fists clenched, head bowed, perhaps due to the intense pain in his knees.
Or perhaps it was because of Mike's death that Boer's body trembled slightly.
Lynn said solemnly, "Mr. Boer, you may rise."
"You have already paid the price!"
Upon hearing this, Boer slowly stood up.
Looking at Lynn before him, Boer gratefully said, "Yes, Master Lynn."
"Then let's leave first..."
Lynn nodded.
Boer bent down and used both hands to slowly lift Mike's body from the ground.
With heavy steps, he walked toward the waiting carriage caravan.
Until the caravans headed off into the distance.
Lynn withdrew his gaze, contemplating in his mind.
The siege battle was becoming known to more and more people, making his territory increasingly dangerous.
However.
He also understood that as more merchants arrived for trade, carrying large quantities of grain and batches of slaves here.
