Leaving the five dollar store on Ogier Street, Zach went to the southeast, the General's Rest Stop. But instead of going to 'General' it's to Tam.
In the North District, Zach actually has other choices, one is the shapeshifter Judge Judy, one is the ghoul Harrison, and the other is the beach lifeguard merman Mollman. But the judge is not someone Zach’s social status wants to see. Although Harrison could do it, Zach didn't want to run into Amelia. As for Moorman, Zach directly eliminated it. It was because terrestrial creatures habitually ignored aquatic creatures. Remember, Zack felt that Moorman was the least threatening alien race in the entire Barton, and he was not threatening here. It means it has nothing to do with it. Then the only choice is Tamu in the southeast.
Before entering the bar, I heard roars inside. The 'General' was raging about someone who bled to death. Zach doesn't care.
He pushed the door open and entered. When the 'General' turned around in surprise and looked over, he said directly, "I'm not here to find you." He didn't see Tam, who had been behind the bar the last few times he came, "Where is Tam."
The 'General' didn't answer, but with contradictory tension and anger, "When did you come and what did you hear?! Why can't I feel you!"
Zach glanced at the 'General' and then at the three people kneeling in front of him. Not wanting to make any comments about this scene, "Where is Tam?" He frowned, "Where are Mason and Blitzcrank?"
"Can't you see it?!" 'General' said in a bad tone, "Not here!"
"Where is Tam?" Zach asked again, walking towards the three people kneeling in front of the 'General'. Well, the three Toledo, Zach's 'grandson', since they all bumped into each other, then, " Are you the ones with a blood pressure of 300?"
"What on earth are you here for?!" 'General''s tone was still bad.
"Look for Tam." Zach pinched the chin of the kneeling person, "Open your mouth." He frowned and looked at the other person's teeth, shook his head, looked at each one, and then looked at the 'general', accusingly. , "You didn't learn anything from me, right? These three people have no control over smoking."
'General' actually exploded, "Do you need to tell me?! Am I here to let them kneel down and play?!"
Zach curled his lips and waved his hand, "'General', I'm not here to discipline the descendants for you. You don't have to get excited." Zach really didn't want to care. According to his standards, he was the only Toledo in this bar. Himself, 'General' is already an accident, and these three are even less worthy of having the surname Toledo.
If it weren't for the current news (yesterday's newspapers), what would appear is just such a small thing as someone's blood pressure being 300. Zach will return to the job he was good at four centuries ago, remember what he told Louise, the job he did before becoming a colonist, cleaning up the reputation of vampires.
"Tell me where Tam is. I'll disappear from here right now." Zach, a grandfather-like figure, is also quite, well, weird.
"Tsk." The 'General' made such a sound without respect at first. There was no way. If he could feel Zach's bloodline suppression now, he would restrain himself a little, but now he can't feel Zach's breath at all. "He disappeared yesterday. He said he was preparing for some kind of battle. All Barton's aliens would participate."
Zach frowned, "Do you have contact information?"
The 'General' looked gloomy and said nothing.
Zach shook his head, feeling helpless, and rolled up his sleeves, "I teach these 'kids' to control their smoking. You answer my questions." His wrist was already placed in front of a kneeling person, and he frowned, "Bite." He urged.
"I don't need you to come..."
Someone was already chewing on Zach's wrist. This is the one at the top of the Toledo bloodline who wants to bite him. Will the younger generation refuse? The 'general' could only shut up.
Zach frowned and looked at the guy holding his arm. He said for a second, "That's enough." Zach pushed the other person's head away, "Have you received the information in the blood?"
The other party nodded confusedly.
Zach put down his sleeves, "Now teach the other two."
"What are you doing!"
The 'General' stared gloomily and angrily at the three descendants who started biting each other!
"Now the way to teach them to control their eating habits is to let them understand not to kill their companions." Zach replied calmly, "This should have been done when you were 'breastfeeding' them, when they were newborns. You should learn from time to time that passion must be controlled." Just like when 'General' was born, Zach told him that if he didn't control himself, he would be forbidden to talk to Nuo.
Of course, Louise is in another situation. Zach and Louise can spend a lot of time exchanging body fluids and enjoy pleasure at will. Obviously, it is impossible for the two of them to suck each other dry with their lustful eating asses.
"I don't know how you inherited it and missed such an important step. To be honest, I don't care."
Zach looked at the three 'grandsons' who were already twisted into a ball, "Look, because they missed the best period of education, they are now paying the price for not restraining their lust at all." -
The entangled three became two.
Black and gray dust on the ground, mixed with bright red, covered the faces of the two survivors, whose movements were frozen for a moment.
Zach withdrew his gaze and pressed the 'General' button that stood up instantly, "You made a mistake and missed an opportunity for education. Are you going to make it a second time? If they don't learn a lesson now, they should learn to control their passion. , you will..." Zach paused deliberately, "Even if you don't take action, I will personally take back their Toledo surname."
Then, regardless of the ferocious look in the 'general''s eyes, he glanced at the two 'grandsons' who were still frozen on the messy ground and said, "Continue, this time, don't kill your companions in front of you."
"You are..." 'General' couldn't finish his extremely gloomy words.
"It's your turn, Tam's contact information." Zach was still very calm.
"How could you..." This was unbelievable out of anger. The 'General' stared at Zach, unable to finish his words, and turned away directly, not wanting to look at Zach, "The phone book under the bar! There is Tam's phone number. !”
Zach nodded, walked to the bar, found the phone, and didn't want to go to more trouble, so he went directly to the back of the bar and used the phone here. The 'general' couldn't possibly have an opinion.
"Tam? It's me, Zach." Zach held the receiver. In his peripheral vision, the three people in front of him, the 'General' and his two descendants, looked at each other, but no one made any move. The two descendants did not continue to listen to Zach's words and started biting each other.
Tam on the other side of the receiver seemed a little impatient, "Why are you looking for me?"
"I want to ask you about what Papa made with Barton's alien race at midnight three years ago." Zach was very direct, which was convenient after avoiding Coulson's death. Zach needs to grasp the information provided by the mind-reader Morilin, and then guide Coulson away from the case bit by bit.
Yes, you read that right, we are leaving this case.
When Maya saw death, her perspective followed Coulson's, so she didn't know Zach's thoughts. All she confirmed was that after Zach got the clues, he met up with Coulson and then continued to investigate the case.
After all, it is not a role-playing plot game. Zach knows what he thinks and does. He is not a character in the game, but himself. As Zach himself, he knew that what he had to do was the same as what he had taught James countless times - alien incidents, alien solutions, and their impact on human society were what the police detectives should worry about.
So that's right, let Coulson break away from the real case and find a way to end the case at the human society level.
In the case of Coulson's death, Zach induced Coulson to avoid cooperating with Benjamin in practicing fighting and made him think that continuing to investigate the case was necessary to survive in the police station in the future. As a result, Coulson, after talking to the female team leader, Continuing to pursue clues about Zach's case, what followed was that after Zach knew the information given by Morelin and fully realized that this case was definitely not one that Coulson should touch, the investigation became a second time. The induction is not aimed at the truth of the case, but only at the end of human beings.
Zach can already guess the reason why Maya went to find Sibera, because if the death event is happening now, Coulson is by Zach's side, and Zach will also go to Sibera's place. This is a case that involves all the alien races in Barton three years ago, and Sibella is the center. If Zach wants to complete the induction of Coulson, he needs Sibella's cooperation.
In the death incident, Zach and Coulson were separated for two hours. As mentioned earlier, communicating with mind readers is very fast. Then Zach can do a lot of things in those two hours, including going to Sibella in advance to make preparations, and then going to Sibella's place again after meeting Coulson.
I don’t know if everyone has thought of one detail - James was at Sibella’s place, and he called Zach at noon and asked Zach to hold Coulson away. You haven’t forgotten it. Then in the death incident, how could Zach take Coulson to Sibera's place without any preparation? How does James explain that he hid from his partner for two days and ended up here? Even Zach's lie to Coulson that James and Wes were together had to be exposed. Therefore, in the death incident, Zach must have prepared Sibella in advance during those two hours, and when he took Coulson there, he was already inducing her as planned.
but. The progress of this induction has been predicted by Maya, and Coulson died to save Zach. That says something, no matter what Zack planned, did, or even how smoothly it was accomplished during the fatal event. It was a mistake, a mistake that ended in tragedy.
So this time, thanks to Maya's death notice, Zach did not induce Coulson to continue investigating the case from the beginning. While avoiding the wrong tragedy, Zach had the possibility of starting over. Well, this time, things will be completely different.
No need for troublesome inducements, no need to care about the end of the human side. Direct and clear. This is a completely alien case.
Why didn't Zach go to Sibella's place? As mentioned above, James is at Sibella's place. Since this case belongs entirely to an alien race and is no longer a death incident, Zach needs to prepare Sibella in advance and must meet James. Well, there is no need for James to know a little bit of information about this case, right? So why bother asking for trouble
Don't worry that Maya will reveal any news about the case when she goes to Sibella. Maya saw the death, and James' partner Coulson died because he and Zach were investigating the case together. Think about it, this smart girl will reveal the news? She is Grande's guest! As a half-dark witch, she had many ways to communicate with Sibella without James noticing.
"Uh..." Tam on the other side of the receiver made a hiccup-like sound. It was very long and took a long time to stop. "I don't know what you are talking about." So he said.
"Morelin has already told me." Zach suddenly wanted to laugh, "So you don't need to protect Sibella and continue to hide it."
This is what Morelin said. Sibella and the Barton aliens were allies when Zach didn't come to Barton, and they were also allies during the years when Grande was silent. And because Zach’s agreements with various alien races did not conflict with Sibella’s allies, Alice was the essential reason why this case occurred. Therefore, the Barton aliens have a tacit understanding with each other. They keep silent about this matter and do not tell Grande. Protecting Sibella is also protecting themselves (no one knows what Papa is doing at midnight).
"Uh, Morelin?!" This time he was completely surprised, "The guy who is least likely to spill the beans! Uh."
"Yeah." Zach glanced at the front of the bar with his peripheral vision. The three people were making moves, and the 'General' joined in on each other. Never mind. He continued talking to the receiver, "But you can't let it slip. You should know that after the Indian barrier disappeared, Sibella was anxious to find allies." Zach paused, "It's a good thing to tell this matter now. There is an understandable reason for Sibella’s current actions.”
There was silence on the other side of the receiver for a while. Tam was very smart, and his tone was a little helpless, "The number of wizards Sibella has now, plus us, is the majority group in Barton." Except for the demons that couldn't be driven away, Barton The largest alien forces, "the Sabbat, demons, and saints, are all questioning why Sibera is still trying to win allies."
"Exactly." Zach nodded while holding the receiver, "Now is the best time for this incident to occur, and even better." Zach raised his eyebrows, "Haha, this matter is the most annoying thing among me, Barton. The guy dug it out." Zach is really self-aware.
"Tsk." Tam clicked his tongue in annoyance and thought about something again, "Okay, we can talk, but not on the phone. Where are you? I'll go find you."
"Now? 'General' here." Zach glanced in the direction of 'General' again. 'General' should be imitating Zach. He let his two descendants suck him, and then each only had 1 second. , just push away. Let's ignore it for now, "But I will go back to Grande. You can meet me there, and then bring anyone you can call." Zach meant other related alien races.
"Uh, going to Grande? Uh, okay, you wait." Hang up. (.)