Karsipempas was not comforting the other party; it was a heartfelt sentiment. The Aldean tribe did have carriages, but not many, as they were primarily used for transporting iron ore and salt. Tribe members often had to carry goods on their backs by hand to catch the markets in Snowdonia, which was not too far, yet not too close to the southern territory of the Aldean tribe. It was very tiring to make a round trip.
The coachman's eyes lit up: "Leader Karsipempas, that's a great idea. I'll have to speak to the captain about this. To thank you, I'll do my best to get you to Ophelia today!"
"You don't need to rush too much; I'm not in a great hurry. Tomorrow will do just fine," Karsipempas advised, noticing the wrinkles on the coachman's face and fearing he might tire out the old coachman.
"Just sit back and relax, and watch me," the coachman laughed, snapping the whip in the air with a crisp sound.
The four draft horses, upon hearing the sound, quickened their pace once more.
