Little hero

Because of the geographical location, the climate in the south is much better than that in the north.

Of course, this is the south of Xinzhilaite, not the south of the Far East.

There is a sea area in the distance. This is a city by the sea. In autumn, there is a slightly cold wind.

Gean brought Joe here, and the two stayed in a place along the coast. Gean asked Joe to stay in the room, and then he left early and returned late.Joe didn't know what he was doing, but he knew it in his mind. He thought Gean was looking for dilapidated buildings by the sea.

Because Ge’an said before that many people died in the gold mine. In order to deal with these people, merchants would choose to transport the corpses to the sea, and then put the corpses into the sea in a sea area where they did not land, and let the ferocious fish in the sea share the food. In this way, There is no evidence left.

But Joe didn't think it was a good way. He once asked about the shipping cost, and Gean gave him a look like a naive three-year-old child.Gean said that it seems that it needs a lot of financial resources, but this is actually the most convenient method.

After all, the land is still under the jurisdiction of the government. Once a gold mine is excavated, the bones of the dead will be found. Those who engage in these gold mines are big and famous rich men in Xinji Wright. These rich men are of course the help of the country, but Sometimes great wealth is also a hindrance to the state.So once the evidence is seized, it is equivalent to handing over the handle to the Congressional Bureau. Once the Xinji Wright government wants to uproot any merchant, then the gold mine case alone is enough.

Merchants will not lose big because of small things, so except for those that can't be transported, the rest will feed the fish by sea.After all, the Congressional Bureau does not have the ability to dig into the sea to find evidence.

On this basis, no matter how big or small, those merchants must have outbound strongholds, that is to say, the corpses were transported from these strongholds, and there should be some traces of storage.

What Ge'an was looking for was such a place, as long as it was used as evidence, then his trip would be considered fruitful enough.

Joe didn't know why he came here, but he was more willing to follow Ge'an's orders when he was in a different place. He had always been a smart boy who knew the times.

On the fourth day, Joe found a restaurant downstairs for dinner. Halfway through the meal, he saw Ge'an in a hurry.

"Ge'an?" Joe quickly stood up, left the meal fee and left. He chased for a while before catching up with Ge'an. He asked out of breath, "What happened?"

Ge'an was in a hurry and saw that Joe seemed to be taken aback for a moment, then he breathed a sigh of relief and said, "Where did you go? I'm looking for you."

Joe asked him, "What's the matter? What happened?"

"It's nothing." Ge'an calmed down, smiled at him, and said, "It's just that I found the place I was looking for."