Dark-Haired British Doctor Chapter 335

Episode 335 America… … [2]

“Um… the train isn’t here yet?”

Colorado.

To be honest, in my past life I thought it was a car name, not a place name.

Chevrolet Colorado.

That means it's an unfamiliar place…

Looking at the map, it really is incredibly far.

Considering that the uncivilized ones say it is about 2,000 miles, it is almost 3,000 kilometers.

'Three thousand… … .'

How far is it from Seoul to Busan?

It's probably about 380km… … .

Almost 8 times.

This is the street where people were exiled during the Joseon Dynasty… … .

Aren't there quite a few people who died along the way?

“No. This is America.”

“Don’t say that too much. It does exist.”

“Oh, is it there?”

“Yes, well… it’s a railroad that goes south from Ohio….”

“Where is that?”

“It doesn’t really matter what the route is. We’ll just pass through Ohio.”

“Then why did you say that?”

"sorry."

I felt a sense of emptiness and started to lament, and Liston and Miller Curtis talked to me about my lament.

He seemed a bit more arrogant before he got on the boat, but now he's extremely polite.

It's obvious.

You saw it yesterday.

The power of the Black Knight Liston.

Even if Miller Curtis kept his distance from the common natives, he could not have been completely uninterested in fighting these colonists… … .

'Those powerful colonialists… …even the Americans can't do anything.'

What was most shocking was seeing people flying away like autumn leaves.

I see it every day so it's just like that…

“Anyway, does that mean I have to ride this?”

“Yes. Well… there’s nothing like a carriage for long distance travel. But you’re not going to ride a horse, are you?”

“What I mean is…….”

Liston, still talking to Miller, glanced back at me.

It's because I'm not good at riding.

It's obvious that he's criticizing you, but that's okay.

It's not just me who can't ride.

Joseph doesn't ride well either.

Blundell too.

Alfred and Colin are a bit tired though… … .

What does it matter?

“That won’t work. Then I’ll have to take a carriage, that’s what I’m saying… Are there any villages or something along the way?”

“There are places where it is, and places where it isn’t, right?”

“What are you talking about that is so ambiguous?”

“It’s really ambiguous. Kansas is like that, but the Colorado side is almost wild.”

“It’s wild… Will I be able to hunt there?”

“You’ll probably have to do it, even if you don’t want to.”

“Aha. That’s good.”

“Usually I hate it.”

The conversation continued while I continued with my own thoughts.

Nothing particularly good came out of it.

No, why was every word that came out only bad news?

Almost wild?

You said it was a civilized place until you crossed the ocean?

So when I looked at him, Miller, who was now starting to get scared even though he was a sorcerer, smiled awkwardly.

“Our civilization is also a civilization.”

“That crazy guy?”

“Hey, are you ignoring our civilization?”

“That’s… not true. Isn’t that different?”

“Haha. Don’t worry. If you go with me, there won’t be any problems. It might be a bit difficult, but… it’ll be okay. Sir Liston is here too. There are mercenaries here too.”

mercenary…….

Miller looked back at the people he was pointing to as he spoke.

They are people wearing leather shoes, cotton clothes, and carrying guns on their shoulders.

He also grew his beard out thickly, but more than anything, it was particularly dirty, perhaps because he kept chewing tobacco.

“Kaaa, huh.”

“Tch.”

Of course, the place they are standing is also getting messier in real time.

'under.'

Naturally, I thought of the fantasy novel I had read during my shift.

Wasn't it said that the difference between a mercenary and a robber was really minimal?

That was the actual history, so I have nothing to say.

Fortunately,

“Don’t worry, Poet. In fact, wouldn’t one spell be enough to defeat those Indians and bears?”

“That’s right! Haha. I’m a fan!”

“I respect you, brother! I’ve heard a lot about you!”

It's not just Liston who's afraid, it's me too.

It's not like I'm just afraid of it, I think I respect it too.

Even if he shows this kind of attitude right now, it is not impossible that he will change his mind and attack us in the middle of the process.

It really is a long distance.

Even if you travel 2,300 kilometers every day, it will take ten days.

Common sense tells us that a group that isn't even an army can't march like that… …so at most they would have to go twice as far.

There are sections along the canal where you can take a boat ride, so it is said that you can travel at night as well… … .

'American land is a fraud, so all the natural canals are connected?'

It looks like it's not fully opened yet.

As expected, there are things you have to see to know.

Anyway, will there be any attacks while traveling that long distance?

Indians and wild beasts aren't the only enemies.

The United States is… … .

In fact, once you leave the city, it's practically a lawless zone, so it's said that gangs appear all the time.

“Good.”

A guy like Liston might feel some elation, but not me.

So, I promised to hire everyone who had gathered, and I even rented carriages and coachmen for the number of people, so I ended up spending a lot more money than I had expected.

That's okay though.

Because even now, the disciples are earning money every moment.

‘It’s not okay… … .’

New York…….

Contrary to my expectations, it was a bigger den than London.

The St. Regis Hotel where I'm staying and the area around it have a really new-town feel and are clean, but just one more block away and it's just hell.

Maybe it was because there was no Central Park at the time, but there wasn't a single park…

I don't know where all these immigrants are coming from, but there are so many poor people.

Up to here, it looks like typical London, but here, the poor people chew tobacco and spit.

'But when I think about it, the sky was nice.'

It's not like there weren't any factories here.

It was a time when there were no regulations or regulations, so the smoke was constantly being emitted, but despite this, the sky was clear.

It must have been because of the weather.

'The sky is beautiful here.'

As we leave New York, the desolate landscape continues.

Even England is quite desolate once you leave the cities, but this is nothing compared to that.

There are landscapes here and there that are truly natural.

Ah, the path we run on is also nature.

Rattling.

It's called an unpaved road, but it's not the dirt road we're used to.

It's really just running on nature's own path.

That's why it shakes so much… … .

But I'm not saying anything because it's obvious that it'll be slower than expected if I tell them to go slowly.

I could have held out for a day or two, but now that it's been over a week, I feel like I'm going to die.

“I think I can get into Cincinnati today.”

The good news was that today we were able to sleep in a proper accommodation rather than camping.

Well, it's not like there are any nice hotels like in New York…

-The atmosphere won't be too bad. They don't use slaves or anything like down south.

I remembered what Miller and Alfred's sailors had said earlier.

I'm not very familiar with American geography, but I think I know a little bit about it.

When you become a professor, you have to go through training.

It's really rare that I go to a country other than the US, but I wasn't the type of person to pursue such an uncommon life, so I was thinking of going to the US.

Most of the time they go west.

San Diego or California.

It's because of the weather that comes to mind when we think of America, and also because there are relatively more Asians there compared to the East Coast.

'I thought about it because you said Virginia wasn't bad either… … This is the North, then.'

I also considered the Washington DC area because I heard it was pretty good for the East Coast.

Thanks to that, I learned that Ohio, where Cincinnati is located, is in the North.

Although the civil war has not yet broken out… … .

There wasn't much time left, so there was bound to be quite a bit of conflict.

And I learned that one of the main factors was slavery.

'What… … All the great powers, including Britain, have abolished slavery, but the South is not listening, so the North must be annoyed.'

It's going to be a mess.

In reality, they would want to hire these people who escaped slavery for cheap, like they did in New York hotels.

“I can see it!”

It seemed I wasn't the only one who was happy about the city.

The mercenaries were like that, so was Liston, and everyone else was like that.

Above all, Miller, an Indian, seemed a bit strangely happy, but given his usual behavior, it was quite understandable.

In fact, once you start to benefit from civilization, isn't it inevitable that you will never be able to return?

We entered the city that way and were able to easily stay in a decent hotel thanks to an employee who occasionally came here for business, although not often.

It was a city, but it was nothing compared to London.

It was hit hard even compared to New York.

“That… what is that?”

“Ignore me. This is probably the first time you’ve seen an Asian in your life.”

Because of that, there were quite a few people who looked at me with a mixture of hostility and curiosity.

Of course, I couldn't look at it so blatantly.

There were as many as eight armed mercenaries on this side.

In fact, since we were holding it for now, it was almost like having more than one squad of troops.

Less loud.

Thanks to that, we were able to safely eat at the restaurant attached to the hotel, which was not exactly clean, but the food was pretty good.

“Doctor, call a doctor!”

As we were finishing eating, a group of people opened the door and rushed in.

He was carrying a bloody person, and at first glance, it looked like his condition was very bad.

“What happened?”

I'm like that too, but isn't Liston also the type of person who can't just sit still when he sees someone injured in front of him?

Moreover, since he was a martial arts master, he was in front of the patient in the blink of an eye.

Even the people who were carrying him were surprised.

This was especially true because their accent was a bit different from theirs.

“Oh, a doctor from London. How lucky. Robert Liston, the First Surgeon in Britain… no, a doctor.”

The staff came out and gave a proper introduction.

I thought he would get angry if I did that.

Think about it.

The War of Independence was only 50 years ago… … .

“Oh, London!”

"oh……."

However, the atmosphere was very different from what was expected.

“Then I feel relieved.”

“Isn’t he different from other stone-throwers?”

Is it because I've never been to London?

It seemed like he had a distorted perspective.

what…….

If you think about it, it's not unreasonable.

At this time, Britain was the most powerful country.

In comparison, the United States is an underdeveloped country that has not even been included among the great powers.

"me too."

“What is this yellow thing?”

“I am Dr. Thief Young, London’s greatest sorcerer… no, doctor. He has even been knighted.”

“Oh.”

Thanks to that, I had some difficulties at first, but I was able to get into it quickly.

"hmm."

“Hmm.”

We went in and checked the patient's wounds and made eye contact.

'Why did I come out for nothing?'

I was thinking the same thing.

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