Bloodline Lord of War

  Chapter 82 Woolley's Choice

  Silver Frost City, in Janna's warehouse.

   Until it was completely dark, Janna still didn't come back. Everyone in the caravan gradually felt that something was wrong.

   Before leaving, Jana said that she was going to inspect the goods, but the time was too long. Everyone intends to go out to look for it, but they don't know where Abu has taken Janna.

  In the lobby on the first floor of the warehouse, Woolley paced back and forth anxiously in the lobby, his heart already in a mess.

  The rest of the dozen or so caravan members were sitting in various parts of the lobby. A middle-aged caravan member said, "Wait a little longer, maybe the captain and Mr. Abu had a good talk, maybe they are drinking somewhere."

  Another person also echoed: "Yes, Mr. Abu has always been down-to-earth and hardworking. The captain will go out with him and nothing will happen."

   The two seem to be comforting Woolley, but they are actually comforting themselves.

  Wolley stopped and looked at the two people who were talking: "I hope I'm overthinking."

  Since the last saber incident, Woolley's character has become more cautious. He knows that what other people say is not unreasonable, but he still feels uneasy in his heart.

  At this time, there was a knock on the courtyard door outside.

   "Bang! Bang! Bang!"

  The knock was so loud and urgent that Woolley and the others jumped.

  Wolley exchanged glances with the others. Could it be that the captain is back? He hurried out of the lobby.

  Outside the lobby is a small courtyard. It was getting late and there were no lights on. The courtyard was pitch black.

   "Bang! Bang! Bang!"

   There was another series of heavy knocking on the courtyard door, and the person who knocked on the door seemed to be very anxious.

"I'm coming!"

  Yelling loudly, Woolley quickly walked across the yard, walked to the gate, unbolted the latch, and opened the gate.

   Outside the door was a man riding a horse. Woolley looked up from the horse. In the dark night, he couldn't see the man's face clearly.

   "May I ask who you are, what's the matter?" Seeing that it wasn't Janna, Woolley was a little disappointed, but he still maintained the politeness of a businessman.

  The man on the horse didn't speak, took out something from his arms, and threw it to Woolley.

   Then, before Woolley could ask another question, the man pulled the reins abruptly, shouted "Drive", and rode away quickly.

   "Hey, wait..."

  Under Woolley's surprised eyes, the sound of horse hooves quickly disappeared, and in the blink of an eye, the rider disappeared into the depths of the dark street.

  Wolley was full of doubts. He looked down at the things given by the rider, which were a hood and a letter.

  Although the surrounding light is very dark, because of working with Janna for a long time, Woolley recognized it at a glance. It was Janna's red turban!

  The young man's face changed drastically immediately, and the uneasiness in his heart grew like weeds. He hurriedly turned and returned to the lobby.

  As soon as they entered the lobby, the rest of the caravan members immediately surrounded them, and everyone asked curiously, "Who's here?"

  But Woolley ignored them at all. He hurriedly opened the letter from the rider, pushed away the person in front of him, ran to the long table in the center of the lobby, and read it quickly by the light of the oil lamp.

  There are only a few lines on the letter, which can be read in a few glances. After reading the letter, Woolley instantly felt as if all the strength in his body had been taken away. He looked dull and sat down on the bench.

  The rest of the caravan surrounded them. They didn't know what happened. Seeing Wu Li's sudden distraught appearance, everyone couldn't help but become more anxious.

   "Woolley, what happened? Who knocked on the door just now? What was written on this piece of paper?" Everyone asked eagerly.

  Like a marionette, Woolley handed the letter to another person stiffly, and said, "Captain, she...is kidnapped."

  As soon as the words came out, the whole lobby immediately exploded. The person who got the letter and others immediately gathered around and began to read the letter.

Woolley sat on the bench, stunned for a few seconds, and slowly recovered his senses from the shock, he said: "This matter is not something we can settle, we must tell the baron immediately, and the baron is also named in the letter .”

  He stood up, his expression became dignified. "The matter cannot be delayed, we have to leave now, go to Rage City, and report to Lord Baron."

   "However, the city gates are closed now." A caravan member said.

   "There is always a way." Woolley gritted his teeth fiercely. "As long as you spend enough money, there will always be a way to get out."

   "Are you crazy? Going into the wilderness at night is too dangerous, it's suicide!" Another objected.

  But Woolley still has no hesitation: "Every second we waste here, the captain's life may be in danger. This matter cannot be delayed. I will leave now!"

  If it was before, Woolley would definitely not be able to achieve such courage. Since joining Janna, he has also been growing.

  Back when Wu Li came to Silver Frost City alone, he was cheated penniless and almost died on the street. In his most difficult time, it was Janna who helped him.

  Woolley touched the wedding ring on his ring finger. Even this ring was found by Janna for him.

  Wolley has always wanted to repay his kindness, so if there is even a slight hesitation at this time, Woolley will never be able to forgive himself in his life.

   "Who is coming with me?" Woolley looked at the others with firm eyes and shouted.

   "I'm with you."

   "Me too."

   "Made, for the captain, fight!"

  More than half of the people stood up. As I said before, it is very dangerous to enter the wilderness at night, but for Janna, these people are willing to risk themselves.

  Wolley was a little moved, and nodded vigorously: "Okay, everyone, pack up and set off right away!"

  After nightfall, Silver Frost City will close all the gates. It is absolutely impossible to open the four main gates in the east, west, north, south, but there is still a possibility of a small gate in the southeast corner.

   This small gate was originally prepared for some high-ranking officials and nobles. The noble master came back late from work outside, so you have to let them enter the city.

  So, as long as enough benefits are given, even if they are not big nobles, the guards guarding the gate will turn a blind eye.

   After all, rules are dead, but people are alive, and no one will have trouble with gold coins.

   In desperation, Woolley took the initiative to embezzle the funds of the caravan, and then spent a large sum of tolls to bribe the officer guarding the gate, and finally left the city smoothly.

  Then, Woolley and other caravan members headed north all the way and plunged into the wilderness.

  They made preparations all the way, each with two horses, prepared dry food and water, and tried their best to report the news to Lord Baron with the fastest speed and the shortest time.

  …

  After two nights and a day of non-stop running on the wasteland, Woolley and the others finally arrived at Rage City on the evening of the third day.

  At this time, the sun had already set, the sky gradually turned dark purple, and there was a layer of pink clouds floating on the far horizon, which was extraordinarily beautiful.

  In the open space in front of the main gate of the Lord's Mansion, Robin and Simon stood facing each other, about ten steps apart.

  Simon put on a posture ready to fight, he activated Iron Hardening, and placed two silver iron fists on his chest, and he was ready for battle.

  Robin still looked calm and composed, standing in place very easily, with a confident smile on his face.

  He has recently researched a new move, so he asked Simon to play with him. Of course the boss Simon is not willing, but due to Robin's coercion, the poor Iron Bear Warrior can only be voluntarily become a guinea pig.

  (end of this chapter)