Ciel glared back at the boatman, and realized that the boatman was not his enemy, so he restrained the hatred in his eyes, nodded with a sullen face, and said, "Yes, I'm going, please send me over."
"Yes, Miss."
The boatman walked in the direction of the bow.
Cill walked back to the cabin and sat down.
She opened Karen's wooden suitcase and retrieved a cowhide map from the second floor.
The degree of development in this Oceania is very poor, even plastic paper has not yet been invented, and the map is still this old-fashioned cowhide.
Cill opened the folded cowhide map and found that the neighboring countries were five small countries away from her father's Gaskeron.
In other words, she can go around five more small countries and go to her father's country.
That doesn't seem too difficult.
I believe that even without Cullen by her side, she will be able to go to Gaskelen without any problems.
Sir, holding the map, put her hands together in a prayer formation, lowered her head, closed her eyes, and prayed to God in her heart.
She was praying to God that she would be safe and sound to Gaskelen.
Pray to God that her friend Karennil can escape the damn army and go to Gaskelen to find her.
Pray to God that her little dog Mumu who is far away in Europe will not be poisoned by that man and will be able to live happily.
There were so many things to pray for.
Even the big things that are looming now, such as praying that she will go to Gascolan to find her father, Brunlist.
Down to the trivial things that only women like to pay attention to, such as praying that Gaskelen is not a country that is too backward, at least not like those small countries in South Africa, which are hot and backward, and the streets are full of stinking blacks who do not bathe.
Cill was praying to God with her eyes closed, when the boatman rowing at the bow of the boat suddenly spoke to her.
"This young lady, are you going to visit relatives and friends in a neighboring country?"
Cill opened his eyes and turned to look at the boatman who was rowing.
She opened her lips to answer something, but when she thought about it, she closed her mouth and didn't answer.
She thought to herself, what did she do to the boatman in a neighboring country?
It's really nosy.
Cill closed his eyes, trying to pretend he couldn't hear, but the boatman spoke again.
"But miss, I don't think you can go to a neighboring country today."
The boatman's grinning voice made Ciel's heart rise to his throat.
She opened her eyes and turned her head cautiously to ask the boatman, "Why do you say that?"
"Oh."
The boatman laughed, looked back at Sil and said obscenely, "Because Miss, the big fish in this sea are all hungry, and I have always feared the merciful God, so I want to throw Miss into the sea to feed the fish and fill the stomachs of those poor fish, if I do that, Miss, you will naturally not be able to go to the neighboring country, will you?"
"How do you want to" Cill straightened up and watched the boatman shudder and take a few steps back.
The boatman said, "Of course, Miss, your life is also respectable, but the big fish in the sea are really pitiful, which really makes it difficult for me to choose."
But if you're willing to give me all the valuable things you have, so that I can use the money to buy fish food and feed the fish, then I won't have the idea of killing you, Miss." “” Tears of resentment welled up in Ciel's eyes, and he clenched his fists as he stared at the boatman who was holding the boat.
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