I'm bad, but players love me

Then, in a fit of excitement, her mind was filled with all sorts of sisterly affection, and she started by saying she wanted to keep everyone here.

As for how Yun Shuo led his men to shoot all the other servants present at the time, leaving her alone standing, she couldn't explain it clearly.

Maybe it was because she was standing outside alone at that time, and the ELO people happened to have poor shooting skills, so they could only kill people standing in a group.

After all, with a group of people and one person, any fool would know where to release the bullets, right? Killing one person or something, what if you are a master of human body contouring?

But based on this, you are saying that Dim is a spy planted by Yun Shuo, and she really doesn't know how to explain it to others.

Those who can prove that she knows nothing are lying on the ground. Even if you slap them a few times, they can't get up and prove her innocence to Dim.

Dim decided to go all out and simply fell to his knees, crying and wailing, "Lord Luo Lan, please listen to my explanation. All of this is Yun Shuo's fault! He has such a filthy heart! He's completely evil!"

"I really don't know anything. I didn't want to kill those people in the dungeon because I was thinking about you. I thought you needed help, so I thought about recruiting these people for my own use, so I thought of sparing their lives."

After Dim finished crying, he squinted his eyes slyly to observe Luo Lan's expression.

Then she understood, but it was impossible to explain it clearly. No one would believe this fact if she told it to them.

But you have to keep silent. If you choose to keep your mouth shut today, Lord Mani will come to take you to be reborn tomorrow.

"I only learned about this plan this morning. Master Steward, as the Chief Steward of the Inner Division, the Outer Division's Stewards are under your command. They absolutely dare not disobey your orders!"

Dim used to be smooth-talking, but now her words are full of loopholes. However, precisely because of this, her credibility has increased.

If he really was a spy, how could he have such a bad mentality that he couldn't even make up a lie? How could someone like Yun Shuo let such a coward take on such an important mission as a spy?

The butler, who had heard Dim's howling muttering, also figured out the reason and whispered his thoughts into the ear of his master who had not yet reacted.

Luo Lan naturally trusted her old housekeeper. After all, he had been serving her family since her father was alive. He had tasted more salt than she had eaten rice. How could he be wrong in judging people?

But because of this, she couldn't help but frown.

Almost everyone in the dungeon had come out. Since there had been no fierce fighting at all, everyone had a look of confusion on their faces. In addition, seeing so many well-trained ELO members and both sides obviously having some serious negotiations, everyone was like quails huddled in place, appearing to be extremely innocent.

But those people were obviously full of energy and spirit. Only a few of those who were carrying the corpses had heavy expressions on their faces. But it was obvious that none of them had been tortured.

This means that those who were rescued were taken back.

So if what Dim said is true, how terrifying would Yun Shuo's speed of movement be?

Luo Lan imagined uncontrollably: a group of civilians carried a half-dead person back to the civilian area, and were discovered by ELO members, who then reported it to the commander Yun Shuo. Yun Shuo immediately analyzed that there was a trick, and found that his family members had also followed them, so he hurried over.

That is to say, if this group of people came out of the first noble's house, immediately sent the people back, and then went to the next house on their own, the time would be calculated.

It took Yun Shuo only two or three hours from the time he learned the news, discovered that there was a trap and that ELO members were mixed in to work, to when he summoned the army and rushed to Luo Lan's manor.

Luo Lan was not knowledgeable, but he was not so ignorant that he didn't even know the distance between the civilian area and the noble area.

So, including the travel time, Yun Shuo only took less than half an hour to discover the conspiracy, formulate the tactics, and assemble the troops?!

After this thought came to mind, Luo Lan shuddered uncontrollably.

She looked up at the sky. It was not yet fully light, and even the chirping of birds was only sporadic.

Waking people up in the middle of the night and then assembling them in twenty minutes, or even fifteen minutes—how fast is that? What kind of leadership ability is this?

This is the extent to which Luo Lan deliberately shortened the journey time. If it was calculated to be long... Luo Lan really didn't dare to think about it anymore.

There is no harm without comparison. Now the nobles are also building armies. She has heard a lot about it. I heard that the best team can be assembled within an hour.

Less than an hour and a quarter, haha. Luo Lan could hardly hold back her laughter.

Who wouldn't say this comparison is outrageous?

Frankly speaking, if the facts hadn't been laid out before Luo Lan's eyes, she would have almost cursed, "Have you ever seen a team? How could a hundred or so people finish the job so quickly?"

Yes, how is this possible!

In just such a short time, you came here and ruined Lord Setash's perfect plan?

We worked so hard on the design for so long, and you, ELO, solved it in less than three hours?

It doesn’t matter, Luo Lan comforted himself, it doesn’t matter, as long as I can get the job done.

As for this kind of brain-burning problem, let's leave it to Lord Setash to solve.

After figuring it out, Luo Lan took the initiative to break the awkward atmosphere between the two and said dryly, "It seems that she is really not a spy."

Yun Shuo curled his lips perfunctorily, "Yeah, you guys put an undercover agent in our ELO, but we couldn't put an undercover agent in yours. So it seems like I'm at a disadvantage again."

Lost? Where did you lose? Why did you lose again?

Before Luo Lan could express her doubts, Yun Shuo said slowly, "Come to think of it, I'm quite suspicious that our ELO members have been led astray by your undercover agents. Otherwise, why would they rush in to get involved in this?"

"No, this, this has nothing to do with us!" Luo Lan quickly distanced herself from the connection between the two. "The members of ELO are very understanding and willing to stand up for the common people, so it's reasonable for them to participate in this operation. It has absolutely nothing to do with us!"

She couldn't help but curse Saitai in her heart. Really, why do you do this undercover thing? It's so useless. You haven't brought back any useful intelligence.

You didn't even know they were making such a fuss and leading a group of people straight to my lair. What else can you do besides eating dry food? Now, you made a mess and you want me to clean up the mess. Aren't you disgusting?

Of course, she could only curse in her heart, but she had to put on a smile and said to Yun Shuo, "Okay, okay. How much compensation do you think is appropriate?"

Problems that can be solved with money are no longer problems in Luo Lan's eyes.

Yun Shuo estimated the profit that Willis had given him when he negotiated the deal, and then glanced at the members behind him who almost all had money bags in their hands. In the end, his conscience couldn't bear it, so he waved his hand and said, "Forget it."

Sure enough, the money earned from doing legitimate business cannot be compared with the money earned from robbing.

Robbery is so profitable. No wonder these nobles are unwilling to give up their power no matter what. They have to put a knife across their necks before they will let go.

"Okay, okay," Luo Lan nodded in agreement after hearing Yun Shuo say he would not pursue the matter. "Then, we'll go our separate ways. Have a pleasant journey."

"Okay, I'll be back later." Yun Shuo also said goodbye politely.

Then he waved his hand, and the ELO members immediately surrounded the civilian group, apparently looking for other members of their ELO inside.

The boss snorted disdainfully and said to Gouzi, "Now, you know why I don't want to join ELO? No matter how nice their words are, these guys still divide people into different camps in their hearts."

As the leader of the group, the boss was naturally the first person to crawl out of the dungeon after Gou Zi. She didn't say that she heard all the conversation between Yun Shuo and Luo Lan, but she did hear most of it.

Originally, Luo Lan was ready to give most of them a chance to live, but Yun Shuo refused right away, saying that as long as they could take away the people from the ELO camp, it would be fine. To put it bluntly, didn't he just not want to save this group of useless civilians?

After all, most of them are middle-aged and their bodies are getting weaker, so they don’t care about ELO. Isn’t this reasonable?

The boss became angrier the more he thought about it, and sneered, "It's fine if he doesn't want to save us, but we really don't care. Otherwise, we won't feel at ease no matter who we keep."

The boss's eyes welled up as he thought about the days after he had abandoned these people and fled alone. "No matter who you leave behind, those who left will never rest in peace for the rest of their lives."

"I can't live this hard life of living with guilt until old age, no matter how much you love me. As long as we're all together, no matter how hard the days ahead get, we can at least take care of each other."

As she spoke, the boss became overwhelmed with sadness. She slapped the dog's shoulder beside her and said, "We're at our wit's end. The only good thing is that we still have our guns. When the time comes, once the ELO guys leave, we'll fight those dog nobles."

"It's a pity. I just said I wanted to be your little brother. Now it seems that I'll have to repay this friendship in my next life."

The boss gave a bitter laugh and said solemnly, "Listen to me. I'm older than you. I see things more clearly but I'm stubborn. You can't do this. You're still young. You can't die here like this."

She stared at Gouzi intently, "You must listen to me on this matter. When the ELO people come over later, don't worry about anything. No matter how they laugh at you or bully you, you must endure it and insist that you are a member of ELO. You must survive!"

That compassionate, yet lingering look made her and Gouzi look like a mother and son about to part. Gouzi listened as his boss continued, "Bear with it. As long as you make it through, escape, and survive, then you'll have the right to talk about dignity! Do you hear me? I'm Yun Shuo's dog."

Although the atmosphere was really touching, the moment his name popped up, Gouzi really felt nothing, and only had a slight desire to die.

Especially the AI ​​voice pack that is particularly ugly and disturbing, it is really easy to lose focus when listening to the other party choking and shouting "I am Yun Shuo's dog".

That’s not all, besides, Gou Zi felt a little embarrassed to express his true feelings to the boss.

Wouldn't it be too embarrassing to say now that I am a member of the ELO organization?

As he was hesitating, he suddenly saw Yialos walking towards him, and the boss, with an autistic look on his face, took the initiative to push the dog towards this guy.

The boss only realized today that Yialos was actually a member of the ELO organization. No, your organization is so inclusive? You want such abstract people?

If her boss hadn't asked him for anything, she would never have had any unnecessary contact with someone like Yialos who never thought before speaking and always acted from the heart.

The dog had no choice but to step forward and a dialog box popped up: "Where did you go before?"

Yialos, however, looked hurt, clutching his heart and saying, "What happened? In just 24 hours, you've already lost your sight? You're so pitiful!"

No, is this guy doing it on purpose, or is he just so abstract? Gouzi watched the other person's performance in shock.

"Can't you see? This entire group of ELO members behind me are the ones I conquered for you!" Yialos stretched out his arms ostentatiously and turned around in place to show off.

Chapter 72: Difficult? Then don’t do it!

Okay, okay, you start to plot to seize power right in front of Yun Shuo, right? You kid, a three-star character is actually more arrogant than a player like me?

"What the hell is going on?" Gouzi said, glancing at the indignant boss behind him.

As soon as the words left his mouth, the boss muttered behind him: "Joining ELO is the real business. Stop chatting. We don't have time."

This NPC is quite smart and can even complain, Gou Zi thought.

However, players still have some privileges. For example, when chatting with characters, the flow of time will be slowed down or even frozen.

Yialos hadn't reacted yet, and was completely confused by Gouzi's irrelevant question. He asked directly, "The nobles are trying to trick you into submission, and we're rushing in to save you."

[So you were the one who leaked our whereabouts to Yun Shuo, right?]

"Yes, it's me." Yialos nodded directly without any hesitation, and even asked in return, "Is this strange?"

In Yialos's opinion, Gou Zi's situation was exactly the same as his own, and both of them should be undercover agents planted by Yun Shuo among this group of civilians.

So he simply attributed the dog's series of strange questions to the fact that the dog's brain had crashed due to the life-and-death crisis just now, and it has not yet been able to restart successfully.

Thinking of this, he said with disdain, "Your mental quality is not good either. Look at me, what does it mean to remain calm in the face of danger?"

Yialos was far from remaining calm in the face of danger. He was simply here to make up the numbers. He didn't even let him take action when he tried to shoot at the servants who were blocking the dungeon.

[Why would the commander do this?] Gouzi didn't understand. [He could have saved most of the people. Although they weren't under the jurisdiction of the ELO, they were still civilians after all. Isn't the purpose of the ELO to save civilians?]

If you really can't save them, then that's fine. But if you can save them and they let you go, then you pretend to be cool and say you don't want it anymore.

Yialos watched as the dog became increasingly agitated, looking as if he wanted to punch him in the face. He couldn't help but take two steps back, swallowing his saliva and saying, "Calm down, don't mess around."

He is a gentleman. If he carries a gun, he can show you that "the gun is fast from seven steps away, and accurate and fast within seven steps." But Gouzi is an ELO person, so he can only use his fists and feet if he can't use a gun.

Yialos had seen the dog during training. It was so outrageous that it made him doubt his life.

Does the gap between people have to be so big?

After all, the player's stats are not comparable to theirs. What's more terrifying is that the more tasks the dog completes, the higher the stats can go.

In this situation, Yialos's only option was to convince others with reason. "Listen to me, I went through something similar when I first joined ELO. Willis said something to me back then."

"Trust Yun Shuo. This is the first thing you need to learn. Although it may sound unbelievable, he will never put himself in a disadvantageous position."

"Although I suspected Willis had ulterior motives at the time, I later confirmed that the commander would not allow ELO members and any civilians he could save to die for no reason."

"After all, Yun Shuo almost broke himself trying to prevent us from being beaten away."

The boss stood behind Gouzi and said coldly: "But this is the reality. Your commander has abandoned us."

She looked at Gou Zi with disappointment, asking you to join ELO, and you're still chatting here.

Although I am moved by your determination, this is no reason for you to die.

Yialos was about to retort, but the ELO member who had finished searching hesitantly leaned over to his ear and reported, "We've checked everything, and the only real ELO member is me, Yun Shuo's dog comrade. Should we report this to the commander now?"

"What?" Yialos didn't expect this result and couldn't help but exclaimed.

Could it be that Yun Shuo really doesn't want to save these civilians?

At the beginning, Yialos knew that the tavern owner's plan to start a riot was an inevitable accident.

Long before he joined ELO, Yialos had already been accustomed to hanging out in this beer hall.

The lively atmosphere, the humorous boss, the refreshing alcohol, everything is perfect for him. It has been his habit for many years to complete the drawings of new weapons here.

Later, the boss heard that his store was not doing well, so he specially opened the store for him for free several times and allowed him to sell goods in the underground entertainment city.

Although no one wanted his goods and he developed a gambling habit, it was also there that he met the commander who was worthy of his lifelong pursuit.

Starting with a few chips, then buying a large number of his goods, giving him space to display his talents, and finally Yun Shuo accepted him as a member of the ELO organization so that he would not be alone anymore.

So later on, Yialos did not change his habit of staying in the pub and drinking.

So as a regular customer who comes here every day, it is normal to hear that the boss is planning a riot.

As a member of ELO, it is normal to tell your commander as soon as you get the news.

Then, he and Yun Shuo discussed it and realized that the boss had been in the tavern for so many years and had earned so much money, but she had no place to spend it. It was only now that they figured out that if they wanted to riot, they would need guns.

Isn't that a coincidence? We in ELO may be short on money, but we're not short on guns!

After Yialos's persuasion, the boss actually bought it from him. He had never seen a gun that was so praised, so he had to try it out.