The Rise of the Ranch King

Chapter 223 222. The truth is only within range
"Murder! Murder! This is murder!"

"You have no right to take away their lives!"

I don’t know if the cow heard the noise outside and started barking inside. This made the volunteers even more excited. Some girls even started to cry.

Lin Feng walked to the door and watched their performance with his hands in his pockets.

I have experienced this before, and the most impressive one was when a girl poured red paint on herself at the livestock market to pretend to be an animal being slaughtered by humans.

There is also a girl with a very beautiful figure who is almost completely LUO. She lies on the dining table and pretends to be a turkey. Not only does it not resonate with people, but it makes the old perverts unable to take their eyes off her.

Now the group of volunteers at the door started to go crazy and were very organized.

The one in the front is responsible for performing, and the one behind is responsible for taking photos. There is also a drone in the sky to film the whole process.

All-round integration... trouble.

The cowboys don't care about this, and they won't make any noise when it's time to take action.

When the volunteers saw his figure, someone immediately recognized this elite figure in Riverdale Town and the "number one enemy" of the animal protection organization.

But no one cares at all. They live in pastoral areas far away from urban areas every day. Who cares what others say about them.

The situation caught the volunteers off guard, as they had never encountered such a tough and direct response.

After being rejected, the volunteers suddenly became discouraged.

PETA volunteers seem to have forgotten that this is not Los Angeles, not New York, not Washington or Seattle, but a pastoral area in Montana where you can shoot to defend your property at any time.

However, Lin Feng responded easily: "You are mistaken. What I believe in is not God, that is your Western god."

The volunteers who were making trouble had to take a back seat, while the photographers behind them moved to the front, taking pictures of the cowboys.

"No problem, BOSS."

"Yes, truth."

When the cowboys saw this, they also showed their weapons, showing their determination and strength.

David pulled out his gun and aimed twice. With a bang, the bullet came out of the chamber and the drone fell.

The leader was stunned for a moment, then said firmly: "Tell me your beliefs, no matter what they are, you will not be allowed to murder two hundred innocent lives!"

"Truth?" Everyone was in an uproar.

Lin Feng felt that the cowboys in front were too polite, so he decided to go to the front to show off himself, followed closely by David and Charlie.

Lin Feng took a deep breath and replied: "I believe in the truth."

Other cowboys followed suit, taking out their pistols and firing them into the sky to express their firm belief.

His voice was firm and powerful, causing the noisy crowd of volunteers to retreat.

The crowd fell silent instantly, and Lin Feng continued: "Montana state law gives herders special legal status. We have the right to fight back against those who infringe on our property anywhere in the pastoral area. Who of you wants to try!"

Lin Feng said coldly: "Down with that drone. If there is any problem, I will be responsible for it."

As soon as he finished speaking, he quickly took out his pistol and fired continuously into the sky. The clear gunshots echoed over the slaughterhouse.

The leading volunteer shouted loudly, demanding that Lin Feng immediately release the 200 cows he had "imprisoned", otherwise he would be severely punished by God.

The leader saw that the situation was not right and tried to solve the problem through peaceful means.

He raised his hands to signal everyone to calm down, and then walked towards Lin Feng.

"Mr. Lin, we understand your position and the legal provisions. However, we really cannot watch these innocent lives being deprived. They are also residents of the earth and have the right to enjoy life and freedom."

The leader's tone softened a lot.

Lin Feng looked at him, took a deep breath, and then said slowly: "I understand your thoughts, but you don't understand the real situation. These cattle are raised carefully by us, and we provide them with a good life. Environment and adequate food. And when they get sick, we try to provide them with the best care possible."

"But slaughtering them is not the best way!" the volunteers behind said in unison.

"Then tell me, what should we do?" Lin Feng asked, "Should we let them run wild and let them fend for themselves in the wild? Or should we send them to a zoo or a protected area and become objects of appreciation?"

The volunteers were speechless for a moment.

They also know that there are no easy answers to these questions. Lin Feng continued: "We are cowboys, and our lifestyle and beliefs are different from yours. But we are also people who love animals and will not deprive them of their lives for no reason."

"Cowboys have to survive, and we have to support our families. These cattle are an important source of income for us."

Whether it was the deterrence of firearms or Lin Feng's words just now, they were moved.

When the volunteers began to calm down, a young man suddenly rushed out from the crowd and rushed directly towards Lin Feng with a dagger.

"You executioner!"

He roared, his eyes full of anger and hatred, "I want justice for these innocent cows!"

This scene happened so suddenly that everyone was stunned.

The cowboys reacted immediately and drew their pistols and pointed them at the young man who was about to commit the crime.

Lin Feng's eyes instantly became as cold as ice.

He would never back down in the face of such an unprovoked attack.

"Don't shoot."

The cowboys wanted to draw their guns, but Lin Feng waved his hand to signal everyone not to move.

He just stood there, motionless, waiting for the young man to rush up.

"You cold-blooded executioner!" the young man roared.

But Lin Feng looked at him expressionlessly until he rushed to him.

At the last moment, Lin Feng suddenly reached out and grabbed the young man's wrist, then twisted him hard and threw him to the ground.

The whole process was as fast as lightning, and others didn't even have time to react.

Bang bang bang!
Then he shot the stupid young man three times with his pistol.

The gunshots made the guys on the ground scream in fear, and the girls screamed and turned their heads away, daring not to look.

The scene was in an uproar and the volunteers were silent!

"I said, this is a pastoral area."

Lin Feng said coldly, his voice revealing unquestionable majesty.

The young man groped around in panic to make sure he was not hit by a bullet and then he breathed a sigh of relief, but Lin Feng showed no mercy at all.

Looking down at him, he continued: "If you really care about animals, you should express your appeal in the right way. Instead of just showing off like a clown like now."

The other volunteers were shocked by Lin Feng's tough attitude. They did not expect that this seemingly gentle man could have such a strong sense of power and majesty.

For a moment, there was silence on the field.

As soon as he finished speaking, there was suddenly the sound of rapid horse hooves coming from a distance.

I saw a group of cowboys riding horses and armed with weapons galloping towards them, obviously coming to support.

"You outsiders, how dare you run wild on our territory!" One of the leading herdsmen shouted loudly, "Today we will show you how the herdsmen in Montana treat the intruders!"

When the volunteers saw this scene, they all showed frightened and uneasy expressions.

They knew that the conflict had completely escalated and, if left unchecked, was likely to turn into bloody violence.

Lin Feng noticed that the leader was none other than the middle-aged man who had criticized him at the meeting before.

There are more than twenty new cowboys, armed with guns and riding horses, and they are not strong men.

The volunteers completely lost their momentum. They lowered their heads and did not dare to raise their heads. They probably did not expect that the people in the pastoral area were so "warm and hospitable".

The leader said that they would leave now, and then led the people slowly out of the slaughterhouse. The staff who were watching the excitement returned to the workshop and continued to operate the machinery.

The farce seems to be over.

(End of this chapter)