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

A group of more than 20 people and about 50 Tibetan mastiffs walked down the mountain in a mighty procession.

Among this group of people, only Brother Hao was the most tired. He was carrying the man with a broken leg. Every time the road was bumpy, the man would scream like a ghost, which made Brother Hao very upset. If there was no Tibetan mastiff watching him closely, he really wanted to throw the man to the ground.

It took more than an hour to reach the village. When a villager saw him, he struck the gong.

As soon as the gong sounded, within five minutes, the group of people and Tibetan mastiffs were surrounded by the villagers.

Everyone looked at the Tibetan mastiffs with vigilance, and their hands holding the hoes couldn't help but tremble.

At this time, the police also rushed in and guarded Li Moer. Xiao Ping and Xiao An came to Li Moer and said, "Deputy Director Li, you are really amazing. When did you hide so many big guys? They let the elderly and children block the road. We really can't enter the village."

Li Moer smiled slightly. "This is the only solution." She glanced at the surrounding villagers and raised her voice, "Fellow villagers, we are here to solve the problem, not to cause trouble. Everyone, please get out of the way and let's talk it over."

The villagers were whispering among themselves, but showed no sign of giving way. Brother Hao, carrying the man with the broken leg, panted and said, "What do you want? This man's leg is broken. We need to rush him to the hospital."

Just as the atmosphere reached a stalemate, an old man stepped out from the crowd. He was leaning on a cane, but his eyes were sharp. "You said you wanted to solve the problem, but how do you solve it?"

Li Moer stepped forward and said, "These people, who abducted and trafficked disabled children, must be punished by the state. Fellow villagers, please clear the way and let us pass. There must be others among you who were involved in stealing the children. I'm giving you a chance. Hurry and turn yourself in at the police station. You might even receive a lighter punishment. If you refuse to surrender and are exposed by these people, you will definitely receive the most severe punishment."

The villagers were still whispering to each other, no one came out, and no one cleared the road.

At this time, a young man with a fierce face came out. He was one of the two people sent by Brother Hao to get the tools. He shouted, "We can't give way to them, otherwise our good days will be over."

Another person who came down the mountain to get tools also persuaded him, "That's right. How did Brother Hao treat you normally? You should all ask yourselves honestly. Now that Brother Hao is in trouble, we can't just stand by and watch. Fight them off and save Brother Hao."

The villagers were all excited, and one by one they approached Li Moer step by step. They were all thinking: "With so many people, could this beautiful woman really dare to let the dog bite them?"

Seeing the villagers starting to walk towards Li Moer, the Tibetan mastiffs began to bar their teeth, ready to launch an attack.

As the crowd got closer, Li Moer snorted coldly: "You won't cry until you see the coffin. Come on."

After Li Moer gave the order, more than 30 Tibetan mastiffs rushed out. They did not touch the elderly and children, but only went after young men.

Seeing the Tibetan mastiffs rushing towards them, the villagers instinctively retreated. Some villagers raised their pickaxes to hit the Tibetan mastiffs, but when the Tibetan mastiffs dodged, they pounced on the people who hit them and pinned them to the ground.

The people who were thrown to the ground shouted for help, and the people around them raised their pickaxes, sickles, etc. and tried to chop at the Tibetan Mastiff.

How could the Tibetan Mastiffs be hit by them? After dodging, they bit the legs of the people who were knocked down, and then shook their heads around, with continuous cracking sounds.

After breaking the leg of the man it had knocked down, the Tibetan Mastiff would go on to knock down a second man. Before long, there were fifty or sixty people lying on the ground with broken legs.

The old man was so angry that his eyes were about to burst. He shouted, "Stop it! Back off!"