Yatai Policy: The New Order of the Mainland

221 The Long Night

"Ah Lang, did you let that man go on purpose?" Wilson asked in a deep voice as soon as he returned to the tent.

A Lang had just received a slap, and his face turned pale.

Hearing this, his face tightened, he nodded, and said sincerely: "If you catch an assassin, the information you can get is probably limited. And at this moment, it's not the time to tear yourself apart from the Yezliers. Today, my subordinates I made a big mistake, but I was treated with mercy by adults, so I made my own decision and thought..."

"Want to take advantage of this time!?" Wilson said with a smile on his face.

"Your Excellency is wise! I just don't know if I can succeed! If I fail, I hope you will forgive me for releasing the suspect!" Alang Shili replied.

The natural admiration in his eyes made Wilson feel refreshed all over, and there was no mood to pursue the matter of playing first and playing later.

Only then did Philip understand, and he hurriedly said, "My lord has sharp eyes, if you don't tell me, I'm still in the dark! Alang's move is also a stroke of genius. If Fei Huan takes the other party's money, he will be regarded as a criminal." People who are greedy for small profits. They couldn't silence them, and seeing that Alang was conniving, they might change their method and turn to win over. In this way, it is equivalent to planting a hidden stake around us!"

Wilson laughed, and said to A Lang with deep meaning in his eyes: "You are willing to risk your life for McCann's great cause, which is really commendable! But, I'm afraid it's not as free as you are among the mercenaries!"

"My lord! To tell the truth, if it is not forced by life, who would want to live such a precarious life? Since I followed you, I have been respected everywhere. What I do is no longer just for a few filthy money. Such an opportunity, for me, is a fortune! My two brothers, like me, hope to stay by your side forever to handle affairs. If you are worried that I will be entangled with the previous organization, I will finish my work here , I went to end the relationship with them. This is not a big deal among mercenaries, and there will be no problem!" A Lang said the belly draft that he had written long ago, and he felt extremely relieved.

"Very good!" Wilson said with a serious face, "Since that's the case, you brothers will follow me from now on! However, it is in our interest to keep your previous relationship for the time being. Do you understand what I mean? !"

A Lang pretended to half understand and replied: "I will do what you say, and I will do it!"

Wilson nodded in satisfaction, and showed the butterfly ornament he had been holding in his palm for a closer look.

"This kind of identity certificate from Yezlier's Special Destiny is really unique!" Philip said coldly from the side.

"Hmph! But not all caterpillars have the chance to transform into butterflies!" Wilson said disdainfully, a gray light flashed in his palm, and the exquisitely crafted ornaments were instantly dissolved into a pile of powder.

"Then, my lords, my subordinates will leave first!" A Lang asked for instructions knowingly while feeling distressed.

"En!" Wilson hesitated for a while, then said softly: "You stay and discuss the details together! There are many specific things that need to be arranged by you!"

"Thank you for your promotion!" A Lang said gratefully, his heart was overjoyed, knowing that his trust in the other party's eyes had risen to a new level.

At this time, Rabin had just returned to his camp, so he hurried to report to Delborah.

Seeing the panic on the faces of her subordinates, the woman's expression darkened, and she asked, "Have you been discovered?"

"The other party stepped up their guard. I was discovered just after I had a few words with Fritz! Fortunately, that Alang deliberately showed his flaws, so I was able to retreat unscathed!" Rabin said in shock.

Hearing that, Delborah finally breathed a sigh of relief.

She made up her mind and sighed: "This is really the style of mercenaries, to get money from people, and to eliminate disasters from people!"

"Ma'am, what should we do? Wilson must have noticed the mess just now? I'm afraid he will harm you?!" Rabin said worriedly.

"It's not good for me? Huh!" The woman's eyes flashed with anger, and she said in a hateful voice: "What dare he do? Openly fall out with me? I found out because he imprisoned my sister?!"

Seeing that the boss was angry, Rabin didn't dare to say any more, but the worry in his eyes didn't diminish in the slightest.

After a while, Dirbora's mood gradually stabilized, and she let out a sigh of relief before slowly saying: "Don't worry! This is a dirty thing that can only be known to the heart, but must not be made public. To him It's the same for us! However, since Alan is willing to help, we can keep in touch with him in the future!"

Hearing these words, Rabin felt more at ease.

"What explanation does Fritz have?" Dear Paula asked suddenly.

"Oh, Captain, she said, don't believe it so easily, trust Wilson." Rabin replied stammeringly, and had to rely on his own speculation to complete a sentence.

"That's all?!" Deirbora couldn't believe her ears.

After going through so much trouble and spending one hundred thousand McCann gold dollars, just, just get back a word?

It's all rubbish!

The woman closed her eyes slightly and took a deep breath to calm down the anger that was about to erupt.

After a long time, she ordered in a cold voice: "There will be a big battle tomorrow. Bring more people and pretend to be a soldier from Sulier. Take advantage of the chaos and take Fritz back. Even if you kill her , and you can't leave people in Wilson's hands!"

"What? You..." Rabinwan didn't expect to hear such a crazy and heartless order, and couldn't help shouting.

"Shut up!" Dirborah roared angrily, cutting off the other party's words, and the curtain of the big tent was shaken without wind, and the momentum was extremely terrifying.

"You think I'm ruthless, don't you? Do you think I treat the lives of my loved ones like nothing? Ah?" the woman shouted angrily.

Hearing the other party's hysterical yelling, Rabin did not flinch this time.

"I don't dare, I know that you must have a last resort for ordering this. However, I feel that blatantly robbing people will put the captain in an extremely dangerous situation. Moreover, no matter how things develop tomorrow, I will definitely I won’t shoot at her! If you think I disobeyed orders, you can kill me now, but even if I die, I won’t change my mind!” Although Rabin was trying to suppress his emotions, but The passage is still shouted out.

Staring at the subordinate in front of him who was always submissive to him, but now screaming with his neck stuck, Deirborah's eyes gradually softened.

"Fritz has a man like you guarding him, and his life is not in vain!" She sighed softly.

Rabin was shocked when he heard the words, but he didn't know how to respond.

"Do you remember the rumors brought by A Lang? Fritz said that she was hiding in a small thatched cottage in the courtyard of his home." The woman continued in a leisurely tone: "This sounds full of warmth, but actually, to me and my sister, But it is a nightmare that is hard to get rid of for life. Because, that small hut is the place where we made mistakes and received punishment."

"Hehe." The woman let out a self-deprecating sneer, falling into the memories of the past.

She continued as if talking to herself: "The punishment is very simple, there is no food, no water to drink, and you are not allowed to go out!"

Listening to what the other party said, Rabin's mood gradually stabilized, but his eyebrows were tightly knit together.

Only to hear Dear Bora said again: "It was a very small thatched cottage. Although we were only four or five years old at the time, we had to bend over even to sit."

"Ma'am, I'm sorry, I just..." Rabin wanted to apologize with a heavy heart, but was interrupted by the woman's hand.

"So, when I became an adult and took my sister away from home, she told me that even if I died, I would never go back to that little hut again." The woman said, her voice turned cold, and she stared at Rabin's face Eyes, shouted in an unquestionable tone: "And I promised her. Now, do you understand what I mean?!"

　Delborah: A happy childhood heals a lifetime, and an unhappy childhood heals a lifetime!
　　
　
(End of this chapter)