Kai Yuan nodded, moved back to his original position, and patted Bai Suihe, "You should rest a bit more. There's still some time before dawn."
Bai Suihe had been here for so long without knowing how to tell the time, and there were no night watchmen outside the post station to refer to.
"I wonder what time it is now?"
Kai Yuan quietly walked to the window and glanced outside, "It's almost dawn, I think I heard a rooster crow."
The two were considering whether to find an opportunity to enter the space and take a good rest when they suddenly heard the crack of whips, "No sleeping, get up! We need to cover 30 kilometers today, no dawdling. If you delay us, don't blame us for being harsh."
"Lord, it's not even daylight yet, why are we getting up?" someone protested loudly, taking advantage of the darkness where no one could see clearly.
"Not daylight yet? Do you need more people to serve your waking up?
