In his previous life, Luke was used to this kind of frame-up method in movies and TV dramas. When he discovered Allen, he moved into the surveillance range first.
The surveillance camera has infrared function and can monitor the lake situation 24 hours a day to prevent students from sneaking into the water and causing accidents.
Of course, it was Luke who suggested that Juliet install the surveillance camera, and he also provided the equipment.
He didn't need the school to pay for it. He just had to wait until the mission was completed and then take back the surveillance equipment before returning to Los Angeles with the students.
As for what they can do to Allen with this surveillance video, it's not easy.
But if the Esworth family wants to frame Luke in the future, the video will be a good supporting evidence.
After sending away the uninvited guest, his safety instructor's schedule for the afternoon was peaceful.
On the third day, the children were taken by their instructors to explore the nearby mountains, where they were taught some basic wilderness survival knowledge and were also required to cook their own meals.
Of course, they had to bring their own ingredients to cook it, as the teachers didn’t have the courage to let them eat wild things.
This is just a form, but teaching a little is better than no contact at all.
Luke followed him up the mountain.
His physical strength far exceeded that of these children and teachers, so he kept wandering around the periphery, taking in the scenery while exercising his rarely used jungle combat skills, combined with his extreme parkour skills, killing two birds with one stone.
He ran and jumped easily in the mountains, and occasionally used the trees to gain leverage to turn.
Luke only uses strength within the normal range, and he is not afraid of anyone seeing him. At most, people will think that he still has a childish nature.
One leap onto a road and he started laughing.
This is the small road leading to Stephen's campsite. At this time, Juliet's voice came from the intercom: "Okay, the children have returned to the campsite. Count the number of people and report to me."
After a while, the teachers started reporting the number of people using the intercom, just like a shepherd counting his sheep.
If the numbers match, it proves that the child is not lost.
Juliet said: "Okay, dismiss them and let them go to rest."
Luke reported at the right time: "Juliet, I won't be back at noon. I will have a picnic in the mountains."
Juliet simply replied that she knew and cut off the communication.
Luke was just reporting this to prove that he was not missing for no reason.
The children will take a nap at noon, and in the afternoon they will summarize their activity experience in the camping site. They will not go out, and there is basically no danger in the activities.
In other words, Luke can skip work with a clear conscience.
After staying in the camp for two days, he felt a little bored, so he decided to... go see Annie
This girl is pretty good, lively, generous and cheerful.
The key is, the face is nice.
For example, Teacher Lily at the No. 37 Middle School campsite was somewhat interested in Luke, but he declined the offer.
This matter really depends on your appearance.
Lily, who only scored five points, was obviously beyond his reach.
Luke trotted easily down the road.
Although it was called jogging, he was flying through the mountains and forests at a speed of 40 kilometers per hour, faster than a car.
The car had to go around a curve and slow down, but Luke got interested and just stepped out and jumped five or six meters, crossing the ravine and cliff as if it were flat ground.
The combination of his extreme parkour skills and jungle combat abilities gave him an indescribable sense of comfort.
In the city, he was always restrained by people and various surveillance. It was not until he was in the deserted mountains that the feeling of being unable to run freely and release himself completely disappeared.
Just like that, Luke ran briskly for twenty minutes and appeared on the road outside Annie's campsite.
He stood at the door, looked at the sign, and laughed: Stephen finally fixed the sign.
On a brand new wooden sign, a light blue name was clearly written: Eden Lake Campground.
The name Eden probably means a place where people can’t help but linger.
Suddenly, there was the sound of an engine behind him.
Luke turned his head and hid to the side of the road.
A blue-black Cherokee drove over and stopped beside him. A handsome man in the driver's seat smiled at him and asked, "Excuse me, is there a lake nearby?"
Luke smiled and stepped aside, pointing to the new campground sign.
The man saw it and laughed: "Eden Lake? What a beautiful name. Thank you so much, I wish you a wonderful afternoon."
Luke smiled and nodded: "Same to you."
On the passenger seat, a beautiful lady with golden wavy hair that reached her ears also nodded at him with a smile that was full of kindness and gentleness.
Luke smiled and shook his head as he watched the two men drive on without entering the campground.
These two must be a couple who are looking for some privacy, which is why they specifically avoided the campground. They must be looking to go to the lake opposite the campground to play by themselves.
He turned into the campground and soon arrived in front of the row of cabins.
He opened his mouth to call out, and Anne's cheerful voice immediately rang out: "Ah, Luke?"
A little head with long brown and black hair popped out from the kitchen window. "It's really you. Why are you here? Don't you have to teach those naughty kids this afternoon?"
Luke smiled and waved: "The kids are taking a break in the afternoon, so it will be very noisy over there, so I hid here."
Anne smiled, her two crescent eyes showing her happiness: "Wait for me, I'll come out after I finish washing the dishes. By the way, do you want anything to drink?"
Luke patted the backpack behind him and said, "I brought beer and wine. Do you want to drink some?"
Anne chuckled, "What about the food, or have you already had lunch?"
Luke shrugged. "Not yet. I came here specifically to ask the kind chef Annie to provide me with some lunch."
Anne laughed: "Then you wait, it will only take ten minutes."
In less than ten minutes, Luke stood up from the porch, took the plate from Anne, and the two walked toward the lakeside beach together.
He asked casually, "Where's Stephen?"
Anne, skipping in front of him, answered casually, "He went to check the power lines. It seems that one of the lines was damaged by the naughty kids in the town below."
Luke asked casually, "Which town? The one we came from?"
Annie shook her head. "No, it's in the town in the northeast. There's no road leading directly to here, so these kids came here by a small path."
Luke said, "Oh," and asked, "Do they often make trouble?"
Anne sighed helplessly: "Stephen said a few words. Although this situation is not particularly common, it still breaks the water pipe once a month, damages the fence once a month, and this time it's the wires..."
Luke frowned: "Didn't Stephen look for their parents?"
Anne shook her head. “I haven’t been there, but I heard from Stephen that the parents of those children… aren’t very friendly.”
Luke didn't say anything more.