A strange world

Chapter 1319 Section 241. Seeking Help

Harding fell heavily in the cave hall, his head was pulled up by his hair, exposing his most vulnerable neck.

"Don't be so rude to our guests."

Granger, the second in command, waved his hands to let his men release him, and looked at Harding: "Didn't your gang leader come to take the wolf king's head? Why did he send you again?"

Harding stood up tremblingly, and said flatteringly: "Our boss said that there were a lot of people outside just now, and he had to establish his dignity as a new gang leader, so he asked me to come over and apologize quickly, and also said that half of the income from Hyjal Valley and Valoran Basin will be supplied to the Wolf Gang. Do you think it's okay?"

The second in command looked at the Wolf King thoughtfully. He was wearing the skin of a whole giant wolf, standing there like a wolf.

"Not enough, I want her to kneel in front of me and lick my boots."

Harding promised: "I'll go back and ask."

Just as he was about to turn around, he was grabbed by the shoulder by the second in command, and the wolf king's cold whisper sounded behind him.

"You don't have to go back. At this time, the head of that woman who doesn't know how to live or die should have been taken off, right?"

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"Fisher, you are a smart man."

"Even if the Oyster Gang and all the gangs in the Broken Mining District are tied together, they will not be the opponent of the Osculus Mercenary Group. And the Osculus Mercenary Group is just a tiny force in this huge organization."

"When all the advantages are on our side, what reason do you have to refuse?"

The snow outside the window was getting heavier and heavier. Fisher looked at the warrior in front of him who was talking eloquently and claimed to come to save them with elite strength.

"That's why I hesitated."

Fisher looked out the window, and his men were patrolling in the looming heavy snow.

"Ginnar won't fall from the sky. Since you are so strong, why do you still need to mobilize us?"

"Because of your thoughts."

Jody stood up.

As a follower of Captain Ryan, Jody is a young knight who yearns for the Holy Light. Captain Ryan said that if the gods had not lost contact and the Knights Templar had not fallen apart, he would have almost become his comrade-in-arms.

The concept of the Free Blade that Jody heard from Little Smo hit his soul.

"You just muddle along and never strive for it. You have to rely on others for everything. That's why they can step on your head, let you give up your wealth and wife and daughter, and then point at you and laugh loudly, saying that you are of inferior blood and are born to serve us!"

Fisher's loyal men heard the shouting and rushed in.

"It's okay, you go out."

Fisher waved his hand.

Jody's words reminded him of his past: he was once the enviable captain of the guard in the town, but as the nearby coal mines dried up and the town withered, Jody suddenly had nothing and had to come to the Golden Palace.

Then he found that he had no identity and could not move forward.

He tried to be a guard, but was driven away because he could not curry favor with his employer. He became a militiaman, but was ostracized by his colleagues, framed and slandered, and was almost thrown into prison. Finally, he became a mercenary and found that the money he saved from working hard for a month was not enough to pay taxes.

A professional, he didn't even have a place to live. Every time he tried to climb out of the deep pit and start a new life, the invisible rules would drag him down.

The ideals here are so heavy. It made Fisher unable to be a good person. He didn't want to be a bad guy or a dog of a rich man, so he had to escape to the mining area and become a gang leader wandering on the gray edge.

"You don't know."

Fisher gathered the bitterness of these years into one sentence.

"I know, you want to say that it's all like this, right?"

Fisher's lips moved slightly.

"Because you can't do it, don't do it?" Jody looked at him calmly: "So we are here."

Fisher was struck by lightning and sat there for a long time without coming back to his senses.

"I told you so much because you allowed the workers to rest and gave them wages so that they could send money home. Whether you bought people's hearts or sympathized with them, it means that you still have a conscience. So I didn't let the workers riot and overthrow the rule here like other companions."

Jody stretched out his right hand: "Come on, join a group of like-minded organizations like you in the past, and make this land completely different."

Fisher stared at his outstretched hand in a daze: "I..."

"The Wolf Gang is going to attack Joan, the boss of the Free Gang of Valoran Valley! The Wolf Gang is going to attack Joan, the boss of the Free Gang of Valoran Valley! The Wolf Gang is going to attack Joan, the boss of the Free Gang of Valoran Valley-"

The noisy shouting passed through the glass and faintly came into the shed, attracting all of Jody's attention.

"Wolf Gang?"

"That's a big gang on the periphery, not easy to mess with."

Jody walked out, but the person who shouted did not approach, just shouted a few times outside the fence and disappeared in the depths of the wind and snow.

"Where is Valoran Valley?" Jody asked Fisher who followed him out.

"I'll have someone take you there," he said. "As for you... I'll give you an answer when I get back."

...

Gloria sat in front of the campfire.

Two wooden sticks were inserted diagonally at her feet, with two miserable heads hanging on the tops. Behind her were two headless corpses, and farther away were the thugs squatting together and shivering.

Gloria's calloused hands reached into the campfire, took out the steak that was burnt on the outside and still bleeding inside, and glanced at the useless human with disdain.

"Don't provoke if you don't have the strength."

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The thugs didn't dare to speak.

Gloria was grilling the meat, they were shivering, and as a layer of snow accumulated on their heads, a hoarse shout came faintly from the distance.

"... Freedom Gang leader Joan is attacking! The Wolf Gang is going to attack Valoran Freedom Gang leader Joan! The Wolf Gang, uh--"

Through the wind and snow, Bores saw the fire, the female orc in front of the fire, and the suspicious steak on the fire.

He turned and ran, but was still a step slower and was caught by Gloria who was charging like a bull.

"My lord, I didn't see anything. Don't kill me. I was just passing by to deliver a letter!!!" Bores screamed like a girl.

"What happened to the princess?"

"Princess? I didn't say princess..."

"You said Joan!"

"Oh...oh, old Joan...the princess is in danger!"

"Lead the way."

Bores shrank his neck: "But I still have to find reinforcements..."

"That's enough for me."

Bores looked at the female orc's muscles that could crush his head, swallowed his saliva: "Follow me!"

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Hu——

The biting cold wind whistled, blurring the dozen figures standing in the Valoran Basin.

The mine in front of them was blocked by rubble, as if it was abandoned.

"Are we going the right way?"

Aili asked the Wolf Gang messenger who led the way.

"It's here." The messenger said with certainty.

The members of the Pain Gang who broke into the shed to check came out: "Boss, the ashes are still hot."

"It seems that they just ran away not long ago." The Wolf Gang messenger said contemptuously.

He thought that woman was so capable, but she ended up leading people to escape?

"No, they didn't leave."

Aili stood in the wind and snow, and the snow on his head melted instantly.

"They are hiding inside."