Section 3: Unlucky No. 2 (Part 1) ()

Townsend organized his equipment, put the useful things into his pocket, and buried everything else deep, even the exits of the underground ruins were covered with rocks and mud. Then he dived out at night and roughly reconnaissed a range of fifty miles. Based on the clues obtained from the unlucky guy's carry-on equipment, Townsend successfully found a country trail eleven miles away and a village thirty-two miles away.

In the next few days, he lurked quietly outside the village, directly using his eyes to feel the situation of the world.

On the first day of the New Year, this is a world of beautiful scenery. The few-people landscapes are even similar to the nature reserves I remember. The sky is blue and clean, and the air is fresh and sweet. The mountains and rivers are beautiful, and the forests are lush, and endless vitality is revealed in the quiet. But if you observe carefully, you can find the difference in the details. A vine has several leaves, blooming strange flowers, and producing metal-like fruits. A tree can change seven or eight colors from morning to night, and a large area of ​​grass can climb to the other side of the river.

But animals can make things more trouble than plants. It’s fine if animals are too big, as big as dogs and ants are annoying. They can always avoid them. But other animals... There are several dead leaf balls as big as watermelons that have been monitoring Townsend for a whole day. Townsend hid under the tree, and they climbed up the tree to look down on him; Townsend hides on the tree, and they squeezed under the tree to look up at him; Townsend hides in the water, and they spread out on the surface of the water to bask in the sun... They can’t beat them to death, and they can’t burn them, which makes Townsend have no temper, and finally run away.

Townsen was secretly glad that fortunately, he had not encountered ferocious wild creatures. After understanding the rules of these trouble-making creatures, he finally found a way to avoid them and finally lurked quietly. Perhaps because the village was too small and too remote, he could not observe too strange phenomena. In addition to the occasional manned and tamed animals flying over the sky, he only saw a warrior with four arms, and a vendor with only one eye on his face. It has to be said that the erected giant eyes were very funny.

Among the humans seen in Townsend, the main categories are very small, and they are almost the same, from their body shape to their lifestyle. The farmers here also have to go to the ground, hunters also have to go into the mountains, masters will also bully men and women, and when people take goods to trade, the officials will also collect money.

The small difference is that the livestock held by the farmer is as big as a house, and the canine animals following the hunter's feet should only appear in the game. The master dares to fight with the village girl when he is holding a cloth on the side of the road, and even if the village girl's family is next to him, he has no scruples. However, the girls who were bullied in the village will not cry and snatch the sky and the earth, and it is certain that they should wipe away tears and curse, but once they put on the clothes, they should pull weeds and hoe the ground... This phenomenon will not be explained other than the strict hierarchy and the strict laws.

After almost the same study of customs, Townsend began to observe the farming and housing facilities of the fields. He studied the crop types, farming density and fertilizer types in the fields, and then investigated the building materials and road ditches. Finally, he basically determined that this was a world with low production capacity and backward ignorance.

As for other deeper things, they could not be seen in such remote villages with only a hundred people. Moreover, during the inspection, the people in the village were unaware of him, and what scared him was the abnormal animals and plants in the village.

The "hunter dogs" raised by hunters are quite powerful. They have super large bodies, sharp dog teeth like daggers, and nails like switchblades. They can hit him three of them by picking them up. Even the gentle "piercing ox" almost made him hate him, not to mention being caught by a tree at the entrance of the village and hung for midnight... This situation made Townsend very sad. After being chased by the hunter dog for the third time, he finally realized: Let's deal with people!

In the imperial military system, Townsend's next action has an alias called "Talk Grab".

So, three days later, an incident that shone for thousands of years in the Karasilia Valley, which later scholars called the intersection of hope and glory, finally happened. However, Townsend was not aware of it at that time because he was leisurely turning the barbecue grill, only worried about the fatness and leanness of the barbecue and the amount of seasonings.

In the shack opposite him, squatting on another part of this great event, a pitiful religious person—swearing to the sky, he was a serious religious person, although he was tied up with his hands and his eyes, and still biting a piece of wood in his mouth.

For relatively young grassroots religious people, this is the correct answer to the question of kidnapping. Because in most societies, religious people have a wide range of communication levels, from princes and nobles to peddlers, few people will be alert and resist the way of speaking and language habits of religious people. They are even everywhere like weeds, and can be found even in remote places.

Youngness represents hope and ambition, so he will eventually cooperate, while the grassroots level is closely related to status. If you kidnap a regional religious leader and come back, is that different from stabbing a hornet's nest?

Townsend had no resistance to doing this, because the Empire did not treat such people as hostile camps or the Liberty Alliance. Moreover, the Imperial soldiers only believed in their own guns and three military regulations, namely, the military laws of peacetime, the military laws of wartime and the internal affairs regulations.

He tied him up as soon as he said he wanted to tie him up. He spent a day identifying the target's identity and then a day determining the plan. The next process went smoothly.

Maybe it was poor, maybe it was simplicity, in short, remote villages were not too alert to people, Townsen knocked on the door of the kidnapped object with a mysterious method, pulled down his soft hat in front of him, and while the other party was amazed at his short black hair and black eyes, he slammed the other party's neck with his right palm, and he fell down like dough.

Townsend did not be polite to him, and rolled up his fines, books and daily necessities, and had a full meal. Then, under the cover of the night, he dragged the kidnapped out of the village. Of course, after learning from his mistakes, Townsend avoided the damn tree.

In the early morning bird singing and breeze, the kidnapped religious person, the unlucky No. 2, had woken up. Because his eyes were covered and his hands were tied, he could only squat in the short shack temporarily built by Townsend, not daring to move at all. Not far from him, in the slowly spreading aroma of barbecue, Townsend was also combing out his inner entanglement - in order to survive, he would do things according to the laws of the jungle, but he was not a wild beast after all, so he had to decide the final outcome of the kidnapping.

Should I tear up the ticket? Or should I tear up the ticket? Or should I tear up the ticket - but the smoothness of fat interrupted the process. The first piece of barbecue after the endless nightmare moved Townsend to tears and made him even more confused. Therefore, Townsend could only keep the scene in the atmosphere of Xiaosha and wait for the fire.

After breakfast, he began to look at the other person while flipping through the books. In fact, flipping the books is just to give the other person an illusion, and careful observation will help to make a breakthrough.

His status in the system is not high, which can be seen from the edges of the uniforms; his experience should not be rich enough, because he is not older than Townsend, and Townsend himself is only in his early twenties; he should be easy to learn, because the books are full of comments of the same handwriting; he is rigorous, clean, obedient, and there are not many people in the room. But he is not poor, because he is the only religious person in the village, and food, clothing, housing and transportation are the best.

He is a firm and simple professional, and is at the most pious and dreamy time of his life. Fortunately, people in their early twenties will collapse completely if they are broken through, but the trouble is that because of the purity of faith, they usually think of themselves as tough guys, thriving and never withering like weeds with dew. They must be allowed to see the truth.

However, Townsend's health has not recovered. It is not a good idea to drag the wounded to trek through the mountains now.
Chapter completed!