The guard respectfully completed the procedures for Lin Yun. As for "procedures," it was really just an Identity Token. One only needed to inject Elemental Power into it to learn Lin Yun's name and identity—very convenient.
From the city guards, Lin Yun learned that mounts were not allowed inside the city. They had to be stabled at a designated location, which required a fee.
Lin Yun didn't mind. Many cities had similar regulations.
After the soldier gave him directions, Lin Yun told Chen Xin and the other two to wait for him as he headed alone toward the stables.
It was close. Less than a thousand meters from the city gate, Lin Yun saw a wide wooden gate. This was the place where mounts were stabled.
Passing through the wooden gate, Lin Yun saw rows of stone chambers. Each one housed one or more mounts, including several Tier Three Demon Beasts.
