Genshin Impact: Please don’t bully me, fellow stragglers

But when Nanke woke up and opened his eyes, the people around him were no longer there.

Nanke couldn't help but start to feel irritated.

People who are in a bad mood seem much more distant than usual.

Today happened to be the day of the week when we went out for fun. The adults took the children and gathered in the hall in twos and threes with their luggage as if on an outing. Carriages were arriving one after another outside.

"You really don't want to go?" a woman asked Nanke.

Nanke shook his head: "I wish you have fun."

The woman glanced at her faint eyebrows and turned to the window after she finished speaking. Without any further persuasion, she turned around and walked towards the carriage with the mercenary beside her.

After everyone was gone, Nan Kemo counted the number of mercenaries left in the hotel and stood up.

Before trying to move freely, she had to figure out whether the mercenary looking at her now was Adre.

Adele happened to be coming downstairs carrying an empty bread basket.

Nanke stopped.

When Adele saw her, he also slowed down, his expression seemed to have something to say.

Suddenly.

Outside the long window of the hotel, there is regular and bright sunlight.

Suddenly a dark shadow fell.

Just a fleeting moment.

Before Nanke could react to what was happening, an extremely unfamiliar sound that sounded like mud falling from a high altitude, hitting the hard ground and collapsing into a puddle, reached his ears.

Nanke looked towards the window in astonishment.

Countless black mud spots splashed onto the sun-filled glass windows, slowly flowing downward, drawing transparent red lines.

Then, there was a scream from the door of the cafe opposite.

Adre's expression changed, he threw away the bread basket in his hand and ran outside.

Nanke only ran to the door and was roughly pushed back into the hotel by other mercenaries who arrived.

But the bright red color still spreading on the ground caught her eyes.

who is it? !

A nearby group of thirty people arrived quickly, dispersed the onlookers, and entered the hotel to identify the deceased.

It's an old gentleman.

The old gentleman with pen and paper in Tonanco.

Nanke's mind buzzed.

The proprietress calmly ordered the mercenaries to clean up the scene and clean the windows.

After a long time, Adelai walked into the entrance of the hotel with his head lowered.

"Adre!" Nanke stopped him and asked word for word, "What did you do to him?!"

Adele was slow to react and raised his eyes, his eyes falling on her face.

Nanke's face showed no trace of anger.

After a moment, he turned to the other side and looked at the proprietress who also looked distrustful.

"I just told him..." Adre pursed his blue lips and explained in a barely steady tone, "Yesterday, someone wanted to help him get pen and paper. I warned him that it was impossible for him to contact his daughter. , give up this idea.”

The original words are definitely more ruthless.

Only then did the fragile old gentleman become so desperate that he sought death.

"..." Nanke closed his eyes.

She took a deep breath, exhaled it briefly, and opened her eyes suddenly, "I changed my mind, I want to go out for some air."

"I'm sorry, the carriage has already left." The landlady refused flatly.

"I can't calm down here!" Nanke raised her voice and asked her, "Or do you want me to publicize this matter to everyone who comes back?"

The landlady choked.

After arriving at this hotel, Nanke finally walked out of the hotel door for the first time.

However, there was no joy at all in achieving the goal.

too heavy.

For the people who are under invisible house arrest here, their family members who are appreciated by the Order are hope, glory, and the pillar of their souls.

Once they discover the truth behind it, how many people will be like that old gentleman?

Under the hotel window, the corpse had been cleaned away, and the blood was covered with a thick layer of plant ash, leaving some traces of moisture.

Nanke paused for a moment of silence, collected himself, and then walked to the cafe opposite.

Adre and another strange mercenary followed her, never leaving.

There was a fatality in the hotel opposite. Most of the customers in the coffee shop at that time were scared away, and business was somewhat deserted.

Nanke ordered a cup of coffee and sat in a single booth by the window.

The two mercenaries stood on the edge, staring at her with their arms folded.

Around lunch, the blond man arrived as scheduled.

"Boss, it's the same as before." After saying these words, the blond man put the suitcase on the coffee table and lifted the lid.

Paper, pen, ruler, and geometric model with card slots were taken out one after another.

He first quickly read through the drawings he took out, and then began to assemble the geometric model according to the design on the paper.

A few minutes later, a miniature Xumi style building was quickly erected.

At this time, the boss's coffee was just served.

"Mr. Kawei, how long have you been revising this, and you haven't submitted the manuscript yet?" the boss joked.

"You understand Party A." Kawei looked bitter.

The atmosphere in the coffee shop is peaceful, with soothing piano tunes playing on the phonograph.

Kawei has been chattering here for as long as he is working, and Nanke has been sitting here for as long as he can.

When he finally looked up to the sky and let out a long sigh, massaged his cervical spine and started packing his things, Nanke also stood up and went to the bar to pay.

"A total of eight hundred and fifty molas."

Nanke touched his pocket, turned around and asked behind him: "Do you have any money?"

The two mercenaries looked at each other.

"It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter," the boss said with a smile, "I'll leave the account to you and we'll settle it together next time."

"There may not be a next time." Nanke took two steps to the side and gave up his seat to Kawei who was lining up behind him. "Well, please wait a moment. I will stay in the hotel opposite and let them go back to withdraw money. ."

Nanke said and looked at Adre: "My wallet should be placed on the table in the room."

Adele was silent for a moment, exchanged glances with another mercenary, and turned around.

"Across the street?" The boss asked Nanke in a low voice while paying the bill for Kawei, "Isn't that the one from this morning..."

Nanke nodded slightly.

The boss lamented: "Oh my god, may the grass god bless you..."

"What happened?" Kawei's curiosity was aroused.

"Someone jumped from the building opposite." The boss handed the receipt to Kawei, shaking his head and saying, "Isn't the gate covered with dust? It's just for... you know."

"...It's such a pity." Kawei whispered, lowering his eyes.

"It's an old gentleman." Nanke suddenly said.

Kavi looked at her in surprise.

"I met him once. If he hadn't been desperate, he wouldn't have wanted to end it in this way." Nanke said cryptically.

Kawei's expression changed slightly: "Is there any inside story about this matter?"

Nanke didn't answer.

The hanging bell by the shop door rang, and Adele strode in holding the money bag: "Ask the landlady to borrow it, remember to return it."

No wonder he came back so quickly.

Nanke took the money bag calmly: "Thank you, do you need any errand fees?"

"Don't compare me to that kind of person." Adele frowned deeply as if he was insulted by these words.

Nanke paid the money to the boss and turned around to leave.

"Hey! After you finish speaking..."

Nanke didn't look back. Halfway through Kawei's call, the mercenary turned around and glared hard, but also fell silent.

"Could it be a human trafficking organization..." Kawei murmured solemnly, looking at their backs.