Riley's car, a beat-up Urban Legends van. After driving out of Grande, go directly to the west. You need to enter the West District directly from the northwest and the south of Paisying. This route was told to Riley by Zach yesterday.
It will take a few days to clean up the Sharp Manor. People entering and leaving the manor need vampire blood protection and Zach's brainwashing. Riley must take Zach with her.
Since Zach had already 'offended' Louise by turning the 'General' into a descendant, this guy didn't want to go to Becky's in the North District, a gentleman's place, to find Riley every day. So Riley can only take the initiative to pick up the fight every day. This way is more convenient.
"Yesterday." Zach was sitting in the passenger seat, wearing sunglasses, and asked casually, "I saw how you and Bishop got along." His eyes under the sunglasses turned to Riley, and he chuckled weirdly, "Your Progress seems to be good.”
"Didn't you force me?" Riley tugged at the corner of her mouth impatiently, "I have to speed up." Riley glanced at Zach, who had his mouth curled up, "Don't think I'm so obedient! In case you forget, I The magazine also owed Liszt two million! I did it for myself!"
Zach still curled his lips and waved his hands. The best way to make someone completely obedient is to make the other person think it's for you. Whether it's a coincidence or intentional, Zach did a good job. "I obviously felt that when I was here, Sher had to restrain himself a lot. Before I was gone, How was she when you were there? Didn't she have any reaction to you seducing her, haha, her ex-husband."
Riley obviously didn't want to discuss this topic, but she couldn't escape. Zach would stick to her side these days. "Just like you thought, he didn't hold back at all!" Riley shook her head. "I have to do something to make Sher willingly let me attack Besharp."
I don’t know if you still remember that day in Bishop’s bedroom. Bishop, who had always been sluggish, seemed to be very glorious. Let us not think about this aspect of his newly displayed masculinity and be more harmonious. No matter what Riley did. At that time, Bishop was not at all as depressed as he was in the reception room when he first met Riley, unable to even pick up a piece of candy.
Zach raised his eyebrows, thought for a while, and then smiled, "Don't go too far, he still needs to live for a while."
The two of them were silent for a while amid Zach's unclear words.
About to reach the woods at the junction of the two southwest areas, Zach tilted his head. Looking at several tents in the isolated forest in the distance, "What are those?"
Riley frowned, not wanting to care at all, but Zach saw the Indians.
Zach waved his fingers in the air, "Stop over there."
Riley had no choice but to turn the steering wheel slightly and move closer to a tent camp similar to camping. Two Indians opened the tent and glanced at the two aliens in the car. Turning around, "Corden."
Zach pursed his lips. We have to get out of the car and take a look. God knows what these Indians are doing. It's best not to take advantage of Bishop Manor in the West End.
Before Zach could get closer and observe the surrounding situation, Corden had already stood up wearing only a pair of shorts and slippers, for an old man. This guy's figure is enough to make some young people die of shame, Sibella, not bad. Well.
Corden stared at Zach and said nothing.
Zach pursed his lips and said, "Well. Republic has not contacted me yet, and I have no news from Sibella right now." Zach suppressed his opening remarks.
"Yeah." Corden responded, but still didn't speak.
Zach pursed his lips, glanced at Riley who was impatiently comparing the watch on her wrist in the driver's seat, shook his head, and looked at Corden, "Mr. Hayate?"
Corden yelled again and stood still in front of their camp, seeming to prevent Zach from getting closer.
Zach twitched his lips and took a few steps forward, "Don't tell me that this land was bought by you." Zach still stretched out his finger to be sure and reached forward. If his finger smoked, Zach would turn his face. . Why? Just imagine what would happen if Zach drove his car head-on into the woods. This ends the story.
"This is a public place." Corden said, slapping Zach's fingers away with one hand, "You can come in and out at will, but I still hope you can be conscious and don't invade our Indians..." He paused, He looked behind him and said, "Territory." He frowned.
"Territory?" Zach asked, "What kind of territory." Zach looked deep into the woods, somewhere in the north, where Henuo had visited a private warehouse before. This was not the territory of the Indians.
"Well, it's not the territory." Corden shook his head vigorously, looking a little impatient, "We are here anyway, just leave it alone!"
Zach touched his chin and looked to the west. After passing through the woods, he would directly enter Grande's cemetery in the West District. "You know that going west is Grande's original cemetery in the West District."
"I know!" Corden became more and more irritated, and he didn't know what he was irritated about.
Zach twitched his lips, "You don't just dig up things in the cemetery, don't tell me what else you buried in my cemetery." There is a reason for this. Didn't Ian dig it up there? Si Bella ordered the burial thirteen years ago.
Corden gave Zach a look of extreme disgust, "We won't touch your ghost cemetery!"
Zach shrugged, "Anyway, I'd like to remind you to be careful when digging. There will be re-planning in the fall, so you don't want to be discovered by innocent citizens. Also, if you want to dig something, you should do it as early as possible."
"Don't you have anything more important to do?!" Corden glared at Zach, "Are you going to keep pestering me here or what?!"
Zach raised his hand and finally felt a little conscious. He backed away and returned to Riley's car. He pulled on the seat belt with a strange look on his face and whispered, "Do you think these Indians are hiding something? "
Unfortunately, the person Zach was talking to was Riley, who was in a hurry. Riley started the car, rolled her eyes, and immediately turned the steering wheel and drove away.
We should know that Corden is hiding something, right? He lost Grande's alpha, Benjamin.
Remember, we made an appointment the night before yesterday to enter the South District from the original Grand Cemetery in the West District. This group of Indians wanted to 'invite' Alpha Benjamin's only tribe, Matthew the wolf cub, so that he would not be like this new one when he entered. The places protected by the rules of the world were burned to death.
However, Benjamin didn't show up, Matthew didn't show up, and neither did his contact in Newton, Max. The outside werewolf tribe that was expected to follow and stage a suicidal invasion never showed up.
The Indians waiting here were worried about whether things had changed without any news, and hesitating whether to leave the protective barrier to search or wait where they were.
Oh, of course you can't talk about this kind of thing to the vampires of Grande now.
reason? First, vampires are creatures under the faith of the Holy Lord, and matters of witchcraft belief (enchantments that change the rules of the world) have nothing to do with him; second, if Benjamin and Zach insist on choosing one person to trust and get close to, Corden will never do it. Choose Zach. If Zach wants to know something, it won’t be Corden’s turn to tell him, it will be Benjamin. Third, Benjamin, whom Corden can barely trust, is now out of touch, and the responsibility may still be these. The Indians have a big plan, and Zach, who is Benjamin's friend, will not let them go. (..)