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Chapter 123 Declare Victory
Experience the night attack of corrupted poisonous spiders.

After that, there were no more troubles in this eradication of Warcraft.

In order to ensure that the other monsters in the southern forest would regenerate unexpectedly, Anrui took advantage of the victory the next day and led the awakeners in the town to attack the south, leaving the monsters in the north last.

The fighting was quite intense that day.

When a gap was opened among the chaotic monsters on the outside, hordes of monsters appeared inside, which naturally brought danger.

But thanks to Lindsay, he sent the news back in advance.

The awakened people in the town had already anticipated this danger. The powerful awakened people led by An Rui directly rushed forward and withstood the most dangerous wave of attacks.

After that, the rhythm of the battle was completely controlled by the human side.

Until the evening of the fourth day.

When the Awakeners wiped out the last magical beasts belonging to the north and returned with the fruits of victory.

The residents of the town have already been waiting eagerly on the gravel roads in the town.

People gathered here on a cold winter day, and in their dense gazes, besides expectation and curiosity, they expressed respect for An Rui.

The lord at the front of the team saw this scene and didn't say anything.

Anrui just slowed down, smiled at the residents of the town, and waved his one arm.

"..."

"We won, we won!"

"Long live Master Anrui!"

A smile and movement say it all.

The next moment, cheers spread like a tsunami, and the streets filled with hundreds of people set off waves of people.

But in front of An Rui, the cheers always gave way.

People's joy comes from the heart.

This successful crackdown does not only mean that the safety of the town is guaranteed.

Another crucial issue was also addressed - food.

Four whole days.

All the magical beasts within a radius of more than ten miles around the town were wiped out by the awakened ones.Naturally, these corpses will not be wasted. They will be transported back to the town and used as food reserves for this winter.

The residents of the town saw this scene in their eyes.

How could you not be happy?
Under the cheers of the townspeople, An Rui led the awakened people back to the lord's manor.

He gave a speech to reward the awakened people who had worked hard for four days, and then there was a carnival for everyone.

The haze left by the previous conflicting positions was completely dispelled by this success.

When the sky turned completely dark and people started to disperse because of exhaustion.

An Rui left the manor alone.

I found Somkin, who had not shown up since the beginning of the crackdown.

He came to the door of the businessman's house, opened the door and took a look, and found that the subject was arranging his clothes, obviously getting ready to go out.

"Lord Anrui?"

Seeing An Rui appear, Somkin in the room bowed and saluted.

The suffix 'sir' used to address An Rui a few days ago has also changed back to the 'adult' it used to be.

The businessman praised:
"I wholeheartedly congratulate you on your victory."

Somkin made a double entendre.

He had obviously given in. While congratulating the success of the suppression campaign, he also acknowledged Anrui's victory over the contradictions in the town.

But Anrui did not respond to this.

Instead, he walked directly into the house and sat on the bench in the front hall of the house.

"Somkin, I have something to ask you."

An Rui's questioning voice was like a muffled thunder, and at the same time he stared at the businessman in front of him with a low gaze, his cold and suspicious attitude undisguised.

Seeing this situation, Somkin also frowned slightly.

However, he did not lose his composure. Instead, he politely sat down opposite An Rui and said in a measured tone:
"You can ask, and I will tell you everything I know."

An Rui then revealed his purpose:
"When we were wiping out the monsters this time, there was something that puzzled me."

"Obviously I have arranged sentries, and there has been no movement from those spiders in the past few days. But just after the first day's battle, those spiders took advantage of the darkness to attack our matching troops."

"How did those spiders know about our actions? And how did they seize such perfect timing?"

"I think this issue is very important!" "..."

Somkin's expression immediately darkened, and of course he could hear what An Rui was questioning.

"An Rui, are you suspecting that I'm trading with those monsters?"

Anrui was noncommittal:

"As far as I know, merchants have the skills to do such a thing."

"Absurd!" After hearing this, a rare trace of anger appeared on Somkin's old face, "Anrui, I know my thoughts are different from yours, but you don't have to put this shit on my head! "

"Even if I want to leave this hellish place, I can't possibly do it to such a crazy level!"

Somkin was furious.

Although he wanted to break through Montenegro, it was a risky attempt made out of helpless despair.

An Rui's words at this moment were clearly accusing him of betraying humanity.

He even made a deal with Warcraft to persecute the awakened people in the town, which he absolutely could not accept.

Immediately, Somkin stood up from his chair angrily.

His tone is no longer as calm and calm as before:

"If you want to kill me to stop people from going to Montenegro, you can do it now."

"There's no need to make these inexplicable slanders!"

An Ruize stared at the other party coldly:

"I am the lord of a border town. I cannot wrong any of the townspeople, but I will not let go of any villain who makes trouble."

Somkin quipped:

"So, you want everyone to dig your own grave, but you still want to judge me with the reputation of justice? Ha! You are indeed a qualified lord!"

An Ruize still answered indifferently:

"I will confirm the truth and there will be no unjust, false or wrongful convictions."

At this point in the conversation, the businessman regained control of his emotions. He sat down again, looked at An Rui's eyes, and said frankly:

"Since you said so, let's bring out the evidence now."

"If you can guarantee that I did this kind of thing, then you can take my head away and I promise not to make any resistance."

"..."

An Rui said nothing.

He took out a small jade scale from his pocket and placed it on the wooden table between the two of them, and then spoke to Somkin again:
"This is just a general inquiry."

"Somkin, did you betray humanity and inform those spider monsters about the elimination team?"

"The scale of the capital of law?" Somkin looked at the jade scale, raised his eyebrows, and said in a very confident tone, "Then you should listen to see if what I say is the truth!"

"I'm telling you now, Anri! I, Somkin, have not betrayed humans, nor have I revealed any information to those monsters, nor have I even directed anyone to do such a thing!"

"Do you have anything else to ask now?"

"..."

An Rui didn't speak.

The jade scale he placed on the table was a rare item from the Capital of Law, which could be used to determine whether a person was lying.

And the feedback this prop gave him just now - Somkin is true.

The person who betrayed the news was not the businessman in front of him!
"..."

It seemed that An Rui was speechless and frowned.

Somkin also had the idea of ​​continuing to talk to the other party. He snorted coldly, turned around and walked outside.

"Lord, I still have some things to do, so I'm sorry that I can't accompany you!"

"If you still want to find some evidence in my room, that's up to you!"

After saying this, Somkin left Anrui in the house and walked out of the house.

An Rui also kept his promise and let the other party leave without saying anything.

The merchant then headed south.

Arriving at the junction of the town and farmland, Somkin stood still.

He just blinked, and the excitement and annoyance on his face disappeared, and a polite smile appeared on the corner of his mouth again:
"Lindsay, are you home?"

(End of this chapter)