Bab 1687: Leaving Jameen

Nearly 3 dozen carriages gathered at the edge of the city of Jameen, ready to make their way through the mountain. Nearly half of those carriages belonged to Umad, which were filled with all sorts of materials to be traded on the other side.

A few of those other carriages were from people who wanted to take their own carriage in the caravan and the rest of it was simple carts with people inside of it.

Ning and Shara sat in their own cart toward the back, surrounded by similar poor-looking carts that were filled with items as well, mostly food and drinks to keep them going through the rest of the day.

Ning and Shara too had a few similar barrels with food for them to eat while they were on this journey. It wasn't just food for them, but also the horses that had to pull them.

Since the travel was going to take nearly 2 weeks, it was necessary.