Chapter 116: A Little Bit Of Manspreading

The mules we acquire are healthy and sturdy, each with a glossy coat and strong limbs, exuding an air of resilience. Their eyes are bright and alert, a sign that they're well cared for and capable of handling long journeys. I take a moment to approach each one and then I run my hand along their necks and stroke their soft manes. The animals snort contentedly.

The merchant carriage itself is quite spacious, built to carry numerous crates of wares. It's crafted from reinforced wood and its exterior and wheels are further reinforced with enchanted iron bands, providing extra durability against the wear and tear of the road. Supposedly the enchanted wheels offer enhanced stability on uneven terrain as well. Although not luxurious, the carriage is practical and reliable, designed for functionality over comfort, with a modest yet effective charm woven into its frame.