As the female Ranger had said, the Red Rain Merchant Caravan's strength was not to be underestimated.
Although it had fewer carriages than those merchant caravans that numbered over thirty at a time, its carriages were of much higher quality. They were freight carriages pulled by two teams of horses, making them not only faster but also capable of carrying more goods—nearly twice as much as carriages pulled by a single team, with storage space equivalent to that of 24 ordinary players.
Moreover, because these carriages were of a higher grade, each could recruit two more guards than an ordinary carriage.
Being able to assemble such a merchant caravan at this stage showed just how capable and resourceful these people were.
"Guild Leader, there are still a few other merchant caravans, but they need to wait until they have purchased enough goods before setting off. That will take at least another three or four hours. This caravan, however, refuses to take guards who leave midway," Water Rose reported.
Although Starfall City had plenty of merchant caravans, they did not depart whenever one wished.
"We're such powerful guards that they couldn't find us even with lanterns, yet they still don't want us. They really have no eye for talent." Kele curled his lip. He had just equipped the Azurefire Holy Shield, raising his strength yet again. Being rejected by the Red Rain Merchant Caravan naturally left him somewhat displeased.
Shi Feng glanced at the Red Rain Merchant Caravan recruiting guards in the distance.
The Red Rain Merchant Caravan had a total of 16 Bronze Grade carriages. Each Bronze Carriage could hold a maximum of five people, two more than an ordinary carriage. In other words, the Red Rain Merchant Caravan could travel with 80 people in total. Excluding their own members,