This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content later! Hearing this, Winters' heartbeat first stagnated, and then suddenly accelerated.

His mind was like lightning, and one thought after another flashed through his mind, "Do you want to interrogate me separately? The customs people saw what I just wrote? Someone reported it? Customs is so weird? Should you wake up the major first?"

There were endless random thoughts in his mind, but Winters was still very calm on the surface, like a man who had just woken up, and asked lazily: "Who wants to see me? What's the matter?"

The head of the cell did not answer, but just repeated again with kind words: "Please come out, someone will see you alone."

Winters thought to himself miserably: "It seems that I can't escape this level today. How did the customs know what I wrote? It's really (swearing) evil!"

Fortunately, the major was far-sighted and all the evidence had been destroyed. Winters made up his mind to either cut open his stomach and the major; or he would bite him to death and admit nothing.

Having an idea in his mind, Winters stood up calmly and sorted out his appearance.

Bud frowned and asked the head of the cell: "Why, do you still have to be punished?"

"He dare?" Andrey shouted and jumped up from the ground. It turned out that this guy hadn't fallen asleep.

The head of the prison cell still said a redundant word, but just raised his arm and made a gesture of asking for help.

Winters patted Bard and Andre on the shoulders, signaling them to rest assured, loosened their collars, and walked out of the cell with a sneer under the gaze of the same period.

The head of the cell walked in front of the road without saying a word. Each cell had two prison doors. Winters followed the prison head through the two prison doors and entered a long corridor. There was a prison door at any distance on the walls on both sides of the corridor.

The prison of the anti-smuggling company is a single-story independent building. The large cell where the warrant officers are located is just one of the places used to detain misdemeanors. The environment is among the best, so I freed up to "please" these army officers to live temporarily.

There are many more cells than this, customs, and they are all filled with people.

Customs is an important source of income for the Republic and has the independent anti-smuggling law enforcement power granted by the Senate.

Because cross-border smuggling is equivalent to digging the corner of the customs, the customs anti-smuggling force is very strong, so the anti-smuggling company even specially built a prison to detain the smugglers they caught.

The tax collector's hatred for smugglers is as deep as the merchant's hatred for tax collectors.

Winters followed the head of the cell and walked through the door after door, walked out through the small door at the end of the corridor, and was led deeper into the prison.

Until the head of the cell stopped in front of a small door, he made a gesture to ask you to get into the trap.

Winters was a little scared, but his expression was not at all panic. He swallowed secretly and pushed open the wooden door with disdain.

There were no various torture instruments he imagined in the room, and only a square table was placed in the middle and four chairs were equipped.

Behind the square table was a middle-aged man playing with a knife.

This person has a tall and thin skeleton, big eyes, long eyes, and a pair of dragon eyes that look at him and make him look. His five senses are all noble.

Winters knew this person, not only Winters knew this person, but also Winters. Even when Winters was a baby, he knew Winters.

Winters widened his eyes and grew his mouth. He was about to blurt out his mouth but he swallowed it again.

But he still couldn't suppress his surprise and called out another familiar title:

"Lieutenant Colonel?!"

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Excerpt from "Wentes's Spell Book: Accelerated Spells"

Spell name: Wright's skew

Description: The advanced version of the flying arrow technique uses magic to accelerate bullets, arrows and other objects in the direction of the law, causing them to deviate from their original trajectory.

Difficulty: A (extremely difficult), you must use spells accurately on high-speed moving objects in an instant, and have extremely high requirements for explosive power, accuracy and casting range.

Note: If you learn this technique, it is difficult to enter (but you should be unable to prevent the plot behind your back).

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Excerpt from "Wentes's Spell Book: Sound Spells"

Spell name: Yide's Explosion

Description: More powerful amplification can scare the enemy, break the enemy's eardrums, and destroy the enemy's balance.

Difficulty: B (difficulty) requires the caster to have extremely strong spell explosive power, otherwise it is just a roar. The spell power increases with the increase of spell explosive power.

Note: This spell is really full of grooves and no mouths. If it cannot solve the technical problem of "injuring the enemy at 800 and hurting two thousand by yourself", then this spell will never be able to truly invest in actual combat.
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