To the clerk beside him, "How long will it take for Kavi and Ignaz to be here?"

"If you set out this morning, you should be able to reach Malazki in the afternoon." The clerk said, "If there is no accident, they will be able to reach the fortress tomorrow evening or the morning after tomorrow."

“It’s really slow.”

"There is no way, the reshaping of the Countess's Ru's house is too important." The clerk advised, "And who knows that the war comes so quickly."

At this time, the train that Kawei was riding was lying quietly on the rails. What the clerk said, "No surprise" was true.

The Austrian proud Empire train encountered a full slope. Perhaps it was due to the load problem. In addition, the autumn rain that continued to this day the night before, the wheels were spinning wildly on the slippery rails, but they just didn't run forward.

In the end, there was no way, so I could only remove part of the baggage and let the soldiers push the cart together.

Kawiz sat with Herman and Ignaz, discussing complex military medical issues. These issues have long exceeded the boundaries of surgery and have begun to involve some novel knowledge points that ordinary doctors cannot understand.

"You must comply with the rules when dealing with mice, and prepare a special team of rat-killing." Kawei looked at the rules and regulations he wrote, and kept looking at the desktop. "I don't know if Hills is ready."

"It's just a mouse, do you need to do this?"

Kavi looked at Ignaz who disagreed and replied seriously: "If I told Ya, they were spreading, I'm afraid you wouldn't think so."
Chapter completed!