Collect supplies, seize aircraft carriers, and travel to the seventh and fifth

When I got home, I scanned the room and found that Li Jun had not returned. The house was deserted and Xiaohu was doing homework in her room, wiping away tears.

Grandma sighed in the living room, tears streaming down her face. Mo'er's heart ached. Where had she gone? He opened the door and was about to go inside when he kicked something. He picked it up and saw it was a letter. His heart skipped a beat.

Mo'er quickly opened it and took a closer look. She saw something written in English: "The person is in our hands. Come to Medicine King Valley."

Mo'er quickly moved to the side of the grandmother, who seemed unaware. Mo'er took her hand and said, "Grandma, I know where my little sister is. I'll go get her right away. Don't worry, we'll be back soon. You can cook some delicious dishes for us at home."

When the grandmother heard this, she immediately felt better and stopped crying. She looked at Mo'er with shining eyes and said, "Are you telling the truth? Was she abducted? Would it be dangerous for you to go there?"

Mo Er smiled and said, "Don't worry, grandma. Let alone a few people, I wouldn't care even if an army came!"

"Just focus on cooking us some delicious dishes! Go comfort Xiaohu, he's crying his eyes out!"

Grandma looked at Mo'er worriedly as he left the house, sighed deeply, and then went to comfort Xiaohu.

Mo'er drove all the way to Yaowang Valley. When he arrived at Yaowang Valley, he got out of the car, opened his mind, and did not find anyone.

In a flash, he entered the Medicine King Valley. At this time, inside the Medicine King Valley, in the hut where the workers rested, there were four blond-haired and blue-eyed foreigners, all with bulging waists, obviously carrying weapons.

Li Jun was tied up with his hands behind his back by the window, leaning against the wall. One of the younger men said to the one who was clearly the leader, "Brother, this little girl is so pretty! Look at her skin, it's so tender you can squeeze it to make water. Just let me have some fun. Anyway, she and her sister are going to die today."

The older brother glared at the younger brother and said, "No, she's obviously not an adult yet." What the older brother hated most was harming underage girls.

He was a special forces soldier at the time, and his daughter was abducted by a local gang when she was only twelve years old. She was abused and tortured to death by several gang members.

To avenge his daughter, he slaughtered the gang, then fled abroad and became a mercenary. He hated the most the brutal killing of underage girls! Despite the younger brother's pleading, he refused to budge.

Li Jun was terrified. On her way home from school, someone covered her mouth and nose with a towel, and she lost consciousness. When she woke up, she was tied to the window with ropes. She wanted to go home. She missed her sister, her grandmother, and Xiaohu.

Mo'er entered Medicine King Valley, and a dozen people appeared in her mind, scattered around the workers' rest hut, each holding a handful of qing. There were four people in the hut, and her sister Li Jun was tied to the window. This made her feel relieved. Fortunately, they didn't do anything to her.

She hid behind a big tree and listened to their conversation. Since they came from several different countries, they communicated in English.

In the hut, another underling asked the boss, "Boss, why did the British Empire pay such a high price to have us kill this woman?"

The boss said, "According to the information obtained by the financial sponsor, this woman was able to obtain extremely advanced warships, aircraft, submarines, and the like. This made the Americans feel threatened, so they instigated the British Empire to take action. The British Empire asked us to interrogate the origins of those warships before killing her."

The younger brother asked again: "Why didn't the United States take direct action, or hire mercenaries to assassinate her?" The leader said: "Nepal once sent people to assassinate her, but failed, and then Nepal was in big trouble."