Beyrin Town

Zayn smirked. "Would you believe me if I said I have an invisible umbrella?"

The driver snorted. "I'd believe a lot of things before that, but whatever. Not my problem. Just don't catch a cold."

Zayn took that as a win and leaned against the side of the carriage, he was now seated next to the driver, folding his arms as his gaze flickered toward the road ahead. 

The rain made visibility shit, but he could still see the faint outline of trees in the distance.

"You said we're close to Beyrin Town?" he asked.

"Aye," the driver grunted. "Once we pass the next bend, we'll be able to see it. Another hour or so and we'll be in town. After that, no more worrying about bandits for the night."

Zayn hummed in response, his fingers absentmindedly tapping against his arm.

The driver had a point. Most bandits wouldn't attack this close to a major town. 

The risk of running into actual guards was too high, and even the dumbest thugs knew that.