He Comes From the Void

"Why hold up a gun?" Drizzt turned pale with horror when he saw Graves holding a large gun at him.

As long as Graves presses the trigger lightly, his handsome face will be scattered all over the floor.

"I just thought about it again. It's too cheap to let you go, so you should go down to see Hu Mu!"

Without giving Drizzt any chance to delay, Graves immediately pulled the trigger.

Drizzt was taken aback, but only taken aback, because the gun was not loaded.

"Fortunately for you." Graves put down the gun.

"Mother Hu is down, you scared me to death." Drizzt breathed a sigh of relief, and for a moment he really felt like he was going to see Mother Hu. Then he looked at the big guy in Graves' hands and sighed: "Good guy, you went to jail and upgraded your weapon."

Graves said to him with a beard and stared: "I snatched this baby from the jailer. Do you know what I named her?"

"What's the name?" Drizzt didn't know what medicine was sold in Graves' gourd.

"Fate." Graves said triumphantly.

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Drizzt referred to his teleportation magic as fate, and Graves gave the gun the same name, and his murderous heart was clear.

"To be honest, this name is more suitable for a dashing person like me, and it doesn't touch you at all." Drizzt said stiffly, since Graves has no bullets anyway.

"Well, Drizzt Fett's name is also quite stupid. What kind of dumb idiot would have such a **** name?" Graves also colored it.

"You don't think it's better than my real name." Drizzt said with a laugh.

"That's true, Tobias."

"Don't mention that name!"

The old days are as in sight, these are old habits.

The two sat down and chatted for a while, and when everyone was asleep, Drizzt started talking to Graves.

"Malcolm, should we run away?"

Drizzt had never thought of working for Kahn honestly, and if he found an escape opportunity in the middle of the journey, he would definitely not miss it.

"How to escape? The door was locked from the outside." Graves sighed. He was addicted to cigarettes, and he kept smashing his mouth.

"Smash the door with your gun!"

"Fate's large-caliber bullets have been taken away." Graves sighed. Although the warehouse is full of ammunition, there is no caliber that fits fate. There are no other finished pistols, only parts that can't make up a complete firearm.

"You can blow the door open with your playing cards!" Graves said.

He had seen Drizzt use a card to detonate a cart, the effect was as if it were full of gunpowder.

Not only that, but Drizzt's cards can play many tricks. For example, he can use cards to get in and out of airtight places at will, and he is reckless when they are working.

"My magic cards have been taken away, leaving only a teleport card in the hat, but..."

"But teleportation can only send you away." Graves also knows: "If you want to escape, you can run away by yourself. I don't blame you this time."

Drizzt took off his hat, revealing a blue card flashing inside, and he took it out of the hat, but didn't activate it.

Sure enough, he still couldn't put down Graves and escape by himself.

"Forget it, this time I'll leave it to my fate." Drizzt carefully collected the cards again and put his sombrero back on.

"Do you know why they want to arrest us?" Graves asked.

Although he came early, he knew very little information. He only knew that there was a task for them to do when Drizzt arrived.

"He asked us to help find the Abyss Crown."

"Someone actually believes that thing? Isn't the Golden Sea Monster more than that?"

"Yes, everyone believes in that. If I have a card in my hand, I can foretell it, but it's a pity..."

...

The next day, when Kahn delivered meals to the two of them, seeing that they had reconciled, he told them about the matter.

"We are going to look for the Crown of Abyss in the reef area called Widowmaker somewhere near Bilgewater. Only Drizzt can tell the specific entrance of the treasure." The TV update is the fastest //

"Then you have to give me the cards first, or I won't be able to fortune telling." Drizzt did not forget to mention a word while eating the slice of bread.

"I'll talk about this when I'm on the road. I'll let people buy a boat after talking to you. You guys prepare." Kahn said.

Sarah took the cards from Drizzt and took them to Kahn, but he researched it and found that these were talented magics that others couldn't learn, so he had to give up.

"Can you let us go after you get the crown? Do you have to pay a sum of money to make up for my mental loss. The food here is worse than the prison, and I am hungry and thinner."

Graves pretended to be talking, because the action of opening his clothes to reveal his belly caused him to accidentally touch the wine rack, and a pile of wine bottles fell all over the floor with glass slag.

He drank it all secretly.

Graves smiled awkwardly, and Kahn gave him a cold look, wanting to kill him with a brain collapse.

As expected of you, die for money.

Had it not been for the last minute thinking of making a fortune~www.readwn.com~, Graves would not have caught it.

Of course he also gave a reply: "After the matter is done, I will not only give you your freedom, but I will also divide the treasures gained from it in half, if you dare to take it."

"What's not to dare." Graves snorted after eating the bread.

...

When the time came, Sarah led a few people to Baigang to see the boat they were going to take to sea.

The scent of bird droppings and stinky fish all around White Harbor made Graves frowned: "What? Are we going to attend whose funeral?"

"No, the destination is closer to the sea here, and there are fewer people." Sarah replied.

The deceased in Bilgewater was not settled into the land, but returned to the sea.

Baigang is a sleeping place for the dead, and this sea of ​​water is a cemetery. There are countless buoys floating on the cemetery in the port area, and under each buoy are the corpses of the dead.

A thick layer of dregs floats on the water on the shore, which dyes the turbid water surface the yellow of tobacco, which is the contribution of thousands of corpses underwater over the years.

Rows of carrion-eating seagulls standing on the dilapidated roof around them wailed from time to time, all attracted by the carrion bodies here. They eat here and excrete feces everywhere, so that every inch of the ground here is covered with white guano, named Baigang.

Wealthy people will be put into expensive and exquisite underwater coffins and hung under luxurious buoy tombstones. The buoys are carved by professional tombstoners into a sea monster with flamboyant tentacles or a plump sea girl.

The corpses of the poor are often gathered in a pile and tied to old anchors, hung under leaking wooden barrels, simply with a name written on the buoy.

White Harbor looks peaceful and peaceful on weekdays, but when it comes to the Night of Eclipse, it will become the most dangerous place in Bilgewater.

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