Chapter 130 The Smell of Blood

The whistling cavalry had rushed back to the mining town before night came.

The town of Mines was very quiet at night, with little noise except for the whispers that came from the homes of certain people in the town.

The return of the cavalry sort of brought ripples to the quiet mining town.

Old Billy, the town's mayor, had uneasily grabbed Carl since Locke and the others had left and asked him to accompany him to guard the town's entrance.

Chewing on the supper his mother-in-law had just brought over, old Billy climbed into conversation with Carl while occasionally looking sideways at the main road outside the town.

Carl knew the scruples in old Billy's heart, smiled and comforted, "Don't worry, just a few thieves."

Although Carl gave old Billy a piece of mind, but people can't stop thinking about things when they get old, and old Billy hasn't suffered from these thieves over the years.

As soon as the squadron of cavalry led by Locke return