After seeing Wayne crawl into the big wooden house through the hole, The three guys lying on the ground, who seemed to be dying, actually fought back against Wayne. The three men pointed at Wayne and said something short and quick. Then in Wayne's minimalist vision, There were invisible, intermittent short lines that began to fall from the void above his head, as if they were about to fall on him. Fortunately, their attack It is to "lock the attack position" rather than directly "lock the person". So after Wayne dodged continuously, The battle ended with a "bang bang bang". By the way, he also fired exorcism bullets into the opponent's head and chest.
As for the large magic circle beneath the three people in the big wooden house, Wayne decided to let a few professionals take a look at it first. If they had no opinion, he would use high explosives to solve the problem. Make sure there is no one else in the cabin. Wayne crawled out of the hole and began to look for the remaining enemies in the small village. Turn to the back of the big wooden house. Wayne found Lina who had disappeared halfway. Lina seemed to have just finished a fierce battle. He supported his upper body with his hands behind him and was sitting on the grass to rest. A little further away was a pile of scattered bones. Dr. Lecter, whom I met on the other side of the village, His hairstyle and clothes had been tidied up and were now neat again. He was deftly dragging several bodies together and placing them in a row. One of the bodies that had not yet been put together, It looked like he had been dead for at least a month or two. In some places, bones were exposed, and in other places, the flesh was so rotten that it was about to fall off the bones, and black juice was oozing out of the gray. I counted a little bit, If we include a few things that don't look "human\ ,"There were exactly seventeen enemies in that small village, no more and no less. Just to be on the safe side, Wayne carried his gun and patrolled the small village again.
Well, there are indeed no other living people. … After searching, Although the sun has not risen yet, the sky is already starting to get bright. "Twenty-one horses, fifteen relatively intact lever-action rifles, twenty pistols, a total of $2,760 in coins and banknotes, and a lot of daily necessities like whiskey, but they are not easy to carry..." At this time, several people gathered in the big wooden house. Little money-loving Lina was talking about the trophies she had counted. Inissa was observing the large magic circle on the floor inside. Dr. Lecter took out a thick-covered notebook from somewhere and started drawing on it according to the instructions. In addition to what Lina said, In fact, the few of them also got three other things: a small gray crystal that was not particularly hard, a small piece of gray bone with bloodshot, and a small piece of half-rotten meat that twitched from time to time. They were all picked up from the corpses or remains of the monsters just now. Dr. Lecter was very generous about this. He said he was not interested in "ingredients that were not fresh enough" and would not participate in the division. But in exchange, he had to copy the magic circle in the big wooden house before he could let Wayne and the others destroy it. According to Dr. Lecter, He was full of curiosity about such unknown knowledge. So let's roughly estimate, If we only count the supplies that can be taken away, converted into cash, it would be around US$5,000. Nothing particularly valuable. But after all, it is a house raid, and the main focus is on large quantity. Just the fact that each of them has at least one horse adds up to a lot of money. This money was divided among six people. Wayne, Inesa, Lina, Parker, Captain Harvey and Dr. Lecter. After that, the portion that Parker got was divided equally among Wayne and the other three. As for Captain Xavi, he won simply by doing nothing. However, considering that he is still a law-abiding person and has a bright future, Giving him some of the money is better than giving it to bad people.
Just consider it as hush money. Wayne now understood better. Why did Lina say before that dealing with those wanted criminals with extremely high bounties was "too uneconomical". For example, William Bonnie, the most wanted criminal. The net worth is also 5000 US dollars. However, if you want to deal with him, the preliminary preparations and the foreseeable dangers are obviously more numerous and more dangerous than raiding the gang's hometown. Although if we can rob his hometown, we will gain more. But from the perspective of making money alone, it is safer and more efficient to deal with ordinary gangs. It's just a small village. If someone is not careful, the car might flip over here. What about dealing with the most wanted criminals? It is definitely more dangerous. … So according to the style of American superheroes, Those who should be killed were killed, those who should be captured were captured, and finally the bad guys’ hometown was burned or blown up, and then the return journey began. There was a long line of horses behind them, all carrying loads. The scene was a little spectacular. Captain Harvey was shocked when he woke up: "Why did things suddenly turn out like this? What have I missed?!" Wayne patted him on the shoulder: "There was a sneak attack last night, and you seemed to wake up for a moment, but you were knocked unconscious immediately. "So we were forced to fight back, stopping and starting along the way, and finally we accidentally wiped out their lair." Captain Harvey was obviously even more shocked, covering his head with his hands: "How is this possible?!" Wayne nodded. "That's right. If you don't believe me, ask them." Then the people around him nodded silently. Not only is Dr. Lecter, a short-term member of the Mounted Police, rational, neutral, and objective, Everyone said that Wayne was right and Captain Harvey might have suffered short-term amnesia.
Even the criminal who was captured earlier, after seeing the bodies that were brought back as evidence, I also agree that Wayne's version is the truth. So five votes in favor and one vote invalid. This version of the truth has been approved. Just take the hush money I give you. We're not doing anything bad, so don't make us act sneaky. We in the United States also have our own bullying culture. You better be careful! … Finally, after walking on the road for a day, the two groups parted ways halfway. The county police took away seven horses and some supplies in proportion, as well as the bodies and prisoners. Wayne and his friends drove their four-wheel drive vehicles back to Blackrock Town. On the second day, halfway through, They also encountered Tecumseh and his people. Because Wayne deliberately left behind the most valuable and easily convertible guns and ammunition. So Tecumseh and his people were obviously very interested in the cargo in Wayne's caravan. Tecumseh seemed to hesitate for a moment. Then he asked Wayne: "How about you sell this batch of guns and ammunition to us? As friends, we are willing to pay for it with an equal amount of gold at a favorable price." "Where did you get the gold?" Wayne asked. Tecumseh was more hesitant. Finally, he thought for a long time, then pulled Wayne over and whispered: “In fact, our tribe was forced to migrate here many years ago because the white people—I’m not targeting you—found a gold mine near our original settlement, and then the people were driven here by the colonial army. “The legend of the gold mine in this area was actually fabricated after our ancestors traded some of the nugget gold they brought here. "We were worried that the white people would rob us, or because they didn't trust that there were no gold mines on our land, they sent troops to drive us away again. After that, we never dared to use it directly again. Until now, we still have the last small batch." Huh?! Could it be that the reason why those innocent townspeople lost their lives was because they were deceived by a false legend?