"Rambo, you must remember to ensure your safety no matter what. Never take risks, that kind of disease will be fatal. While ensuring this premise, try to find ways to stop the spread of the disease and collect key information."

When Eugen said this, he was so bitter and painful, as if he felt extremely guilty in his heart because he sent Rambo to such a dangerous place.

Rambo did not expect that Eugen cared so much about his safety, and even seemed to be about to cry. This strong sense of identity suddenly made Rambo feel like a soldier died for his confidant, thinking that he would not be able to complete the task assigned by the head of the family. Isn’t that worse than a pig or a dog?

"Don't worry, Master, I will definitely complete the tasks you assigned and will definitely come back to see you alive. I swear in the reputation of a knight, God will witness!"

Rambo solemnly made a knight oath, with a sincere expression even a hint of exclusivity, just like a Red Army soldier who was about to sacrifice himself for justice. Eugen felt that even if he asked him to die immediately, he would swing his sword without hesitation to prove his loyalty.

Eugen was a little confused about Rambo's sudden statement. In fact, his expression just now was not because he was worried about Rambo's safety, but because he felt sorry for his 50,000 gold coins. As a result, Rambo misunderstood the meaning.

But of course he would not be so stupid as to hit Rambo's enthusiasm, so he pretended to encourage Rambo and began to explain some details to him.

After the two of them sorted out the specific content of the plan, action steps, contact information between each other, etc., the coachman finally knocked on the wooden bar of the carriage and said, "Two masters, the carriage station in Vienna has arrived. From here you can find the carriage to Venice." After that, the carriage began to slow down.

Upon hearing this, Eugen lifted the curtains on both sides of the carriage and looked around, and indeed saw carriages of various forms passing by, which was obviously an important stop for carriage travel.

Rambo no longer hesitated, cleaned up casually, and prepared to get out of the car.

Seeing that he was about to leave, Eugen moved his heart and reached out to stop Rambo's body and said, "I finally returned to Vienna. If you have something to deal with or have someone you want to meet, you can go back to the city first. It will be better to hurry up for a while. After all, I don't know when it will be when I come back next time."

Rambo showed a hesitant look on his face, but he finally shook his head and said, "No need, the task is more important. I have nothing to do and I have no one to meet."

Just then, the carriage stopped, and Rambo walked out of the carriage. He turned around and half-kneeled towards Eugen, performed a standard knight's greeting, and said, "Don't worry, Rambo will definitely live up to his mission. I'll go now."

Eugen vaguely felt that he had forgotten something, but when he saw that Rambo had already walked out of the carriage, he stopped talking and just said, "Take care and keep in touch."

"Yeah." Rambo agreed, and turned around and left without hesitation. Eugen looked at his leaving figure and always felt like a lonely swordsman, carrying his mission toward the unknown distance.

The carriage slowly started, and Rambo gradually disappeared from Eugen's sight, and finally disappeared completely.

Rambo, he was a trustworthy friend, a real knight. He had some kind of firm belief; some kind of indelible pride; and also had five thousand Kielder gold coins.

These are all the feelings that flashed through Eugen's heart. When he thought of the 50,000 Kielder gold coins, Eugen suddenly appeared in panic and was penniless.

All the money Eugen had in Rambo, and all the work of traveling, food, accommodation and payment were left to Rambo. However, he had previously brought 50,000 gold coins, so he always had the illusion that he was very rich.

As a result, as soon as Rambo left, Eugen suddenly fell into a terrible predicament. He really didn't have a penny at the moment. To put it more intuitively, he couldn't even get the money for the coachman to give to the later.

"Mr. Coachman, stop!" Eugen's shout suddenly came from the carriage behind, which scared the driver sitting in front of him so much that he hurriedly pulled the reins. After a violent creaking sound of the axle of the carriage, he finally stopped on the side of the road shaking.

"What's wrong? The noble master?" The coachman hurriedly lifted the curtain in front of the carriage and asked respectfully.

Eugen actually wanted him to turn around and find Rambo again, and then take a few Kild gold coins from him to Huahua. However, when he said that, he couldn't say anything. After all, Rambo was so confident. Isn't it a blow to his confidence when he went back to find him at this time?

What's more, a serious aristocrat and the heir of the Habsburg family, have to deduct gold coins from their retainers. Isn't this a joke?

Thinking of this, Eugen hesitated for a while, and finally said helplessly: "It's nothing, I'm a little anxious, I need to make some convenience." As he said that, Eugen got out of the car and walked into the bushes next to him.

After a while, Eugen returned to the carriage. The coachman had prepared a water bag to wash Eugen's hands. Eugen was very happy to see that he had such eyesight. After washing his hands happily, he sat back in the carriage.

The coachman was stunned when he saw Eugen getting on the car directly. He was so attentive that this noble master who was generous could reward him with some tips. As a result, he had no intention at all, which made the coachman feel a little annoyed.

But he had no choice but to drive the carriage and expect that the nobles could be truly generous once when they arrived at the place.

"Maybe there will be a Kielder gold coin then? It will be worth it." The coachman thought to himself, and his face became brighter again.

But he never thought that Eugen now could not take out even a small copper coin of Kild, not to mention a small copper coin of Finney.

Without Rambo, Eugen opened the car window very bored and looked out to make time. At the same time, he was thinking about where to get some gold coins to pay the bill. The road suddenly became wider, and there were uniform unknown trees planted on both sides. The crowds on the roadside suddenly became dense, and the exquisite and gorgeous outfit revealed the temperament of a city-based person.

The sight quickly moved along the boulevard, and finally, the capital of the Austrian Principality, the capital of the Habsburg family, and the historical city of Vienna, slowly appeared in front of the road.
Chapter completed!