Chapter 145: The Queen Doesn’t Need to Wear a Thick Coat
The next day, luckily, Primrose didn’t wake up too late even though she had gone to sleep in the middle of the night.
Still, when she glanced at the clock, it was already pointing to ten. That meant there was a high chance they wouldn’t make it to the second inn before sunset.
"What would happen if we traveled at night?" Primrose asked Solene and Marielle, who were helping her get dressed.
Honestly, she didn’t get it. If they were worried about bandits showing up after dark, didn’t that sound a little silly?
Edmund was riding in the same carriage with her. Any bandit who dared to stop the King of Beasts was clearly tired of living.
"It’s because of the weather, Your Majesty," Solene explained gently. "As we get closer to the Moonshadow territory, the air will turn colder, especially at night. That’s why, traveling at night wouldn’t be safe for you."
[Even if Her Majesty is inside the carriage, it might be hard to stay warm while the carriage keeps moving. She might get cold and suffer during the journey.]
Why did everyone keep saying that? She had lived through winters in her homeland. Surely, a little cold was nothing she couldn’t handle.
"Then ... if we don’t make it to the inn, where will we stop?" Primrose asked.
Solene answered, "We’ll set up camp. It won’t be as comfy as a proper bed, but it’s still a better choice than forcing the trip through the cold."
Primrose remembered seeing some soldiers loading tents into the supply wagon.