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Chapter 92 Crystal Slipper, Don't Run 20
Kit was in a hurry: he desperately searched for the figures of Earl Tanzania and his daughter in the crowd, but no matter how hard he searched, he couldn't find them.

Sure enough, when Dickens walked to the bottom of the tower, he looked left and right, but he could no longer see the Duke of Tanzania and his daughter.

He was a little anxious for a while.

If there is no news about the father and daughter of the Duke of Tanzania, then Kit's clues to find the mysterious girl will be even more remote.

The people around were in awe when they saw Dickens dressed as a first-class minister, and they did not dare to speak to Dickens.

Dickens scratched his head, sighed, and then saw the common people around him watching him, his eyes lit up—

There was a smile on Dickens' dark and chubby face, and he looked at the aunt closest to him:
"Ma'am, did you see a father and daughter on the road? The daughter has long flaxen hair and is wearing a bright yellow dress; the father has short blonde hair and is wearing a silver casual suit?"

The aunt was obviously a little confused when Dickens asked her suddenly.

She shook her head in confusion: "I didn't see it, I came from that direction."

The aunt pointed to the back, which was completely opposite to the direction in which the Duke and daughter of Tanzania were traveling.

Dickens had no choice but to turn his attention to the people in other cities. He had a sincere look on his face and pleading in his eyes: "Fathers and fellow villagers, have you seen this?"

The fathers and villagers shook their heads.

Dickens was a little disappointed. Just as he was about to turn around and leave, he heard an extremely crisp voice behind him:

"My lord, please stay, I seem to have seen it before."

Dickens was taken aback for a moment, then quickly turned his head to look for the owner of the voice.

The owner of the voice was a slightly short boy. His face seemed to be pockmarked by illness, but the smile on his face was bright, which made Dickens feel much happier.

Dickens squatted down his tall body and looked at the short boy: "Really? Have you really seen it?"

The young man said—"Just now I followed behind the father and daughter you mentioned, I was thinking that the father and daughter were on the same road as me. Unexpectedly, when I approached and wanted to strike up a conversation When I wanted to say hello, I heard my daughter and father arguing, and in the end, my daughter couldn't hold back my father and was persuaded by my father to go to the train station."

The young man looked confident.

Dickens was startled, and quickly stood up. He was about to leave when he suddenly turned around and said to the young boy, "My child, thank you. Come to the palace to receive the reward in a while."

The young man froze for a moment, staring at Dickens' back in a daze.

Seeing Dickens leave, the crowd also started to make noise, and some people could not help complaining: "What, then there will be a bounty! I also saw the father and daughter, if I knew it, I would have stood up."

Complaints like this one after another.

And Dickens returned to the tower again, his fat body swayed slightly, he couldn't stop panting heavily, and then looked anxious:
"Your Majesty, I found out that the father and daughter of the Duke of Tanzania have gone to the train station!"

"What!" Kit was startled: Going to the train station means you want to leave?

If the Duke of Tanzania is allowed to leave, then another precious clue will be missing.

Kit hurriedly called out: "Get ready, I'm going to the train station!"

"Yes!" Dickens rushed down the tower again before he could catch his breath.

Dickens led Kit to the royal stables.

The tower is not very far from the palace, it can be reached in 5 minutes, so Dickens and Kit don't need to run far.

However, for him, it was considered an extremely strenuous exercise.

Both Kit and Dickens got on their horses and rode across the road.

Dickens loudly said to Kit in the wind: "Your Majesty, just now I was talking nonsense, and I accidentally promised that the boy who told me the whereabouts of the Duke of Tanzania and his daughter will be rewarded. Look at it, Your Majesty."

"Reward! Must reward!"

Kit said loudly, and then gave Dickens a look of approval: "I didn't expect that you don't look very smart, but you are still passable in terms of behavior."

Dickens stared at Kit in disbelief, feeling powerless.

TRAIN STATION.

Kit and Dickens were very fast. As soon as the two arrived at the train station, they quickly got off their horses and ran towards the platform inside.

At this time, Kit really saw the father and daughter of the Duke of Tanzania slowly boarding a roaring green leather train with their luggage.

Kit hurriedly ran forward, but when Kit rushed to the platform, the roaring green train that had been sucking in passenger traffic just started suddenly.

Kit could only watch the train leave with a look of reluctance on his face.

Kit wanted to catch up, but was stopped by the conductor on the platform:

"Sir, you can't go after it! It's dangerous! You'll lose your life!!"

Kit lowered his eyes and looked at the conductors, finally took a deep breath, turned around, and turned his attention to Dickens, who was panting and hurried over.

Seeing Kit's slightly gloomy face, Dickens sighed, quickly pulled Kit's arm, and said to him in a low voice:
"My lord, please don't embarrass the common people here."

After hearing Dickens' admonition, Kit looked back at several conductors, and had to stand behind Dickens and stopped talking.

Dickens asked one of the conductors kindly: "Excuse me, where did the train go just now?"

The conductor's eyes flickered, her voice was a little cramped, and she answered the name of a county carefully.

Dickens and Kit looked at each other, and then resolutely left.

"Dickens, book a ticket."

Dickens saw the anxiety in Kit's eyes and hurriedly asked: "Is it a separate train? Or..."

"The sooner the better!" Kit couldn't wait any longer, and now he thought that as long as he could find the Duke of Tanzania and his daughter, he would be able to find the whereabouts of that mysterious girl.

Dickens immediately arranged for Kit a green leather train.

After all, he is already the king of this country, and he can do whatever he wants.

But Kit didn't know what was going on in Dickens's mind at the moment, and he felt a burst of anxiety—he was eager to see the Duke of Tanzania and his daughter, and then learn about the girl.

As soon as Dickens stepped on the train, he told the train driver to start the train quickly, trying to catch up with the train in front that had already left.

The driver dared not speak out. He was angry that no one had ever dared to use a train to start a life-and-death contest. He was afraid of Kit's status as the king.

　Don’t question historical issues. When I write, I can write whatever suitable means of transportation comes to mind. I’m too lazy to read history books. I maybe know that there were no trains/cries at that time

　　
　
(End of this chapter)