Upon hearing him, Mamon fell into silent thinking for a second, and after pondering for a moment, he agreed to what Lenon said.
"I think we are at the moment where we have to get any help we can," he said as he opened the little window he had previously closed.
The coachman, sitting in his seat after Mamon closed the window, looked towards the robed figures approaching them. And when they were close, suddenly he heard the sound of the little window opening again.
"How far are you willing to go for money?" the familiar voice of Mamon reached him from the inside.
The coachman, still looking at the robed figures a few steps away from his carriage, answered naturally, "How far do you want me to go?"
In the next second, a few coins were thrown out from the little window with Mamon's voice.
"As soon as I give my signal, you have to go straight on the path, don't stop no matter what happens behind you."
