After Herag intimidated these people, the surroundings quieted down, and he walked straight out.
He waved at the roadside, and a coachman drove a carriage over. The coachman got off and respectfully asked, "Where would you like to go, sir?"
"To the Rose Inn," Herag said before getting into the carriage and sitting down.
Hearing that it was the Rose Inn, the coachman happily sat at the front and began to drive.
The reason was simple, the Rose Inn was a bit far, and it would take at least four or five hours to reach.
This trip would earn him quite a bit of money.
The coachman wasn't worried about Herag refusing to pay; Herag looked like someone who wasn't short on money.
Moreover, the Rose Inn was a very high-end place, and those who stayed there weren't ordinary people.
Herag naturally did his homework before coming and had some understanding of the Central Region's situation.
