". . . Clip-clop, clip-clop!"
Donkey looked possessed.
"Hey, Donkey, don't run so fast, we're going to fall!"
There's nowhere for us to hold on. The cart is small. The bolts are coming loose.
And there's this pile of junk in the middle, blocking our movement.
"Kaela, nobody gives me orders. How dare they whip my delicate body?"
Don't blame me, Donkey. You're dying to know who hit you.
"Maximum speed!"
Donkey was running so fast that...
"Look ahead, watch out for the rock!"
"Boom!"
"Whoa!"
We were launched into the air.
"Hahahah! Forward, upward and forward! Donkey, just like Dom Pedro the First discovered Brazil, I will conquer the Demon Kingdom!"
"Lyra, don't encourage this animal. Do you want to kill us? And the person who said that was. . ."
"Boom!"
"Ow, my butt!"
There was no obstacle capable of stopping Donkey. Logs, rocks, and holes... he simply ran over everything.
"Hahahah!"
Lyra held the cart's reins.
"Kaela, I'm not feeling well."
Seraphine tried to hold onto the sides, but she didn't have enough strength.
"Seraphine, don't pull me backward. We're going to fall."
Get off me.
"Kaela, I'm about to make history."
If Seraphine vomits here, I'll throw her onto the road.
"Forward, Donkey!"
I had no idea Donkey could run this fast.
The road was extremely narrow. Every turn, branches hit us.
It was possible to hear a mosquito flying.
"Blargh!"
"Seraphine, you vomited on me."
Ah, I need to clean it, otherwise it will stick to my body. I'll use this cloth. Why is Dorian so calm?
I tried pulling the cloth.
". . ."
Why doesn't the cloth want to come out?
"Dorian, let me clean the crap Seraphine vomited on me."
Why does Dorian want this cloth?
"Let go of the cloth, Kaela."
This cloth isn't yours, damn it.
"Whoosh!"
I pulled the cloth, and the wind carried it into the sky. I froze when I realized the stupidity Dorian had committed.
"Dorian, why is this here? I don't want to die. . ."
I didn't see when Dorian grabbed it.
"Kaela, get out of the way."
Don't push me, Seraphine. . .
"Mortar, you're here, my friend."
Seraphine hugged Brick's mother.
"Forward, Donkey."
". . ."
"Hiiiifff..., I can't run anymore. I need to stop."
Donkey's tongue was dry. Poor thing, he ran too much.
"Clink!"
A bolt fell off.
"Hiiiifff..., I can't run anymore. I need to rest."
Donkey's legs were trembling, and the structure of the cart was shaking.
"No, stop, Donkey. You just started running."
"Lyra, stop!"
Lyra pulled the reins with force.
"Hey, Lyra, I can't work for more than ten minutes, and I ran for half an hour."
I'm enjoying watching this animal pay for its sins.
"Liar, you only ran for five minutes, right, Kaela?"
"I'm going to throw all three of you out of the cart."
I don't want Mortar with us. Enough chaos.
"No, Kaela, I didn't do anything."
I grabbed Dorian by the legs, but he held onto the cart's rails.
"What the hell, who brought Brick's mother?"
Fall, just fall already. When someone is troublesome, nothing works.
"Apologize, or I'm leaving you behind."
"Sorry, we won't make the same mistake again."
Now Cement is going to come get his wife and punch us in the face.
"Dorian and Seraphine, when we reach the city, I want an explanation."
"Sorry."
Ah, we're already in trouble, so all that's left is to embrace it.
"Donkey, keep pulling the cart."
"Wait, I need to unload the fuel."
"What fuel?"
Silence.
...
Everyone stared.
"Splash! Now I feel relieved."
". . . Clip-clop, clip-clop!"
Donkey peed a bucket of water.
I sat down to reflect on that disturbing sight.
"Kaela, what is this paper inside your bra?"
Paper?
20th Asterium Reborn Surf Championship...
"Whoa! That's it, we're saved!"
"Kaela, why are you happy?"
Huh?
"Lyra, now we have the coordinates to reach Asterium."
With this goblin map, we can make it.
"Let me read it. I'm the commander."
"No."
Lyra took the paper from my hands.
"Lyra, you...?"
Lyra cleaned her mouth before speaking.
"To reach the Demon King's base, it is necessary to..."
"Lyra, you can't read?"
"Kaela, are you calling me stupid?"
"Hey, I heard someone say my name."
"Smack!"
Donkey kicked the cart. I lost my balance.
"Do you want another whip strike, you irrational animal?"
Lyra and I almost fell.
"Lyra, give me the paper. I need to read it..."
"That paper?"
It was possible to hear a mosquito flying.
I tilted my head upward.
"Ow, Kaela, my cheek."
I'm going to jump off this cart. I don't want to continue with you people.
". . ."
We have no information, no food. The only hope we had, Lyra let fly away.
We've been pulled around by Donkey for hours, and so far, we haven't found any city.
At some point, the cart lost its door.
Nobody noticed when.
"Sniff!"
Did someone pee inside the cart?
"Sniff!"
"Hey, Donkey, are you peeing again?"
That wasn't it. It was Donkey's puddle of urine.
Wait. . .
So we're moving. . .
"Donkey, are we going in circles? You didn't notice?"
"I'm sorry."
Strange. . . Donkey apologizing.
"Sorry for what?"
I approached Donkey to check. I had to hold onto the cart so I wouldn't fall on top of him.
"Why is your halter covering your eyes?"
"Hahaha, a noble horse doesn't need to see the destination."
"Lyra, what do you want to leave?"
Night was about to arrive, and we still hadn't gone anywhere.
We got off the cart to fix Donkey's vision.
Even now, I still can't believe this idiot spent all that time running without being able to see the road.