Two days later, Duan Yun rode a well-built large panda on the road, leisurely and carefree.
Behind him, Little Grey carried the slightly heavy luggage, looking somewhat confused.
Duan Yun sat on the panda's back, on a saddle woven from bamboo, which was not luxurious but sufficient.
Because the panda had smooth fur, riding it was more stylish and comfortable than riding a donkey.
This panda was rented, the most expensive one available from the Mei Family.
Not only could it easily fulfill the duties of a mount, but it was also said that in case of encountering bandits, it could use several savage charges to protect its master and break out of encirclements.
On top of that, it could provide entertainment like rolling into a ball and acting cute for emotional value.
Renting it for a month cost seventy taels of silver, and the deposit of a thousand taels was certainly not cheap, especially for Duan Yun before setting off.
