Battle of the Twin Cities: The Ninth Councilor

Chapter 79 Organs
"The bottom city is so big, where can we find that guy?"

A group of four shuttled through the streets of Dicheng. The long-lost street scene brought back the deepest memories of the three from Dicheng. The scene before leaving seemed to happen yesterday.

Can……

Looking at the dense crowds on the street, compared with the city of Dicheng, which was more than ten times more prosperous five years ago, Wei's mind flashed a bit of bewilderment.

It seems that under Silko's rule, the people of Bottom City are indeed living a lot better than they were under Vander?

At least that's what it looks like on the surface.

"Be quiet, Melo."

Clegg looked up, and they were less than 300 meters ahead of Fulgen's Tavern, which used to be their home, a place that carried their countless memories and warmth.

"Since Marcos entrusted us with this task, we just need to work hard to complete the task."

"But now we only know the target's nickname, and we don't even know what he looks like. Maybe one of the people we passed by just now is our target, but we don't know it?" Can't hold back, they have searched several streets in Dicheng, and there is nothing unusual.

It can't be said that there is no such thing. When people on the street see them, they will almost show a provocative look.

Five years ago, as long as the law enforcement officers did not deliberately find fault, it would have been impossible for this to happen.

When did the people of Dicheng become so courageous?

Only Wei knew that this kind of confidence might have something to do with the potion that Xielko took out at the beginning.

Being aware of this change, Wei gradually calmed down her impetuous heart, and no longer rushed to find the whereabouts of Van der.

Silko's control over Bottom City was beyond their imagination, and if he acted rashly, not only would he not gain anything, but he might even startle the enemy.

Passing by Fulgen's Tavern, the few people did not stop, but silently looked at the crowd gathered at the entrance of the tavern.

Those are Silko's subordinates, there are at least 30 people, and there may be more in the tavern!
"I remember that Fulgan's Tavern has become a landmark building where the head of Bottom City is located since Vander's period. Silko must be in it. Wouldn't it be better to find him for information?"

Catherine opened her mouth to inquire. Before she came, she made up some information about the bottom city, and had a certain understanding of the general distribution of forces.

"Don't be silly, Little Cake, just because we can't see Shirko, it's almost as good as Marcos coming over in person."

Wei said without turning her head: "If you want to inquire about news, there is another place besides Shirko's forces..."

At the end, she added: "I hope he's still there."

"Who? Where?" Catherine wanted to ask clearly, but Wei just shook her head silently without explaining.

Seeing that Mellow and Craig didn't intend to give her an answer, Catherine could only follow Wei and the others in silence.

Soon, the group turned into a dark alley and came to the door of Benso's grocery store.

Seeing the dilapidated appearance of the shop, Wei sighed faintly: "It seems that he has given up here."

"Benso is gone, and Ike will definitely give up this stronghold." Clegg stepped forward and opened the store door, "Otherwise, it's hard to guarantee that Silko won't kill the grass."

Wei stood at the door, looking at the ground, as if he could still see the scene of Ben Suo's blood spilling on the spot that night five years ago.

"Benso was here at that time, and was given by Shirko's men..."

"Wei, come in and look at this!"

Before the memory was finished, Clegg called out from the store: "Someone has been here recently!"

The few people who stayed outside were slightly stunned, and hurried into the grocery store. Clegg stood in front of the counter, gesticulating with his fingers: "Look, this is the trace. It's still very new, definitely not more than two days old!"

Wei and Catherine stepped forward, and a thick layer of dust on the counter was marked with a long finger, extending to the end of the counter.

"Wei."

Mellow squatted behind several people, staring at the empty ground and carefully scrutinized: "Someone left us a small gift."

"What is this?" Catherine came to him and knelt down first. After careful identification, she saw that there was a mechanism hidden on the ground.

The organ itself is seven extremely thin metal petals, the color of which blends in with the surrounding ground. If it wasn't for the good eyes developed by Melo over the five years of studying keyholes, several people might not be able to spot it.

"I don't know. I've never seen anything like it in Dicheng before." Milo shook his head, stood up and looked around for a while, and said cautiously: "Let's go out first, there might be such things in the store, find a way to get them out." Trigger it and see the effect."

"Let me do it."

Several people retreated to the door of the store, and Clegg helped to press the door to prevent it from closing.

Catherine took off the long gun behind her, aimed at the center of the mechanism, and pulled the trigger decisively.

boom!
The gunshot rang out, and the bullet burst out, hitting the mechanism accurately.

In the next second, the pupils of the people outside the store shrank suddenly and fell to the side.

swoosh swish~
The sound of several flying arrows resounded through the grocery store, and the glass wall by the door was hit by something, and instantly shattered into pieces.

"What a terrifying power!"

Catherine looked at her feet. On the hard ground there was a thin iron piece shot out from the inside of the shop, and the tail was still vibrating violently under the effect of the remaining force.

If she hadn't retreated in time just now, this piece of iron would definitely have severed her leg!
Empress Catherine was terrified. She didn't expect them to be so cautious that they almost fell into someone else's way.

"Is this Shirko's handwriting?" Melo stood at the door of the store and looked in, with a look of horror on his face.

At this time, the grocery store seemed to be stirred by an oversized mixer. The dilapidated shelves and counters were already fragmented, and deep scratches were carved on the walls.

It's not hard to imagine what it would be like if that seemingly inconspicuous gadget exploded under people's feet just now.

"It's not Shirko." Wei thought carefully for a moment, and denied Milo's guess: "As the leader of the bottom city, Shirko will never install such an institution that is easy to accidentally injure innocent people."

This kind of organ seems to be set up by a villain who doesn't care about human life at all.

The person who installed it doesn't care who will be hurt or killed after the mechanism explodes, he just wants to do it or think it's fun?
"So..." Catherine realized something and looked around vigilantly: "The golden devil has been here?"

"If the guess is correct, it should be." Wei nodded slightly.

"But what did he come to Benso Grocery Store?" Clegg asked puzzled, "Did they know each other before?"

"Should...don't know him?" Wei was not sure, neither Van der nor Benso had mentioned the name of the Golden Demon before.

And judging from their behavior style, they don't look like people from the same road.

Even if they knew each other, it would probably be a hostile relationship.

　Today, a three-color game, upgraded + high-end shopping + five rewards + 12 consecutive losses, was dragged to death by hanging teammates!

　　Break the defense, friends...

　　
　
(End of this chapter)