Quenched long order

Chapter 48 Arranging Tasks
The surrounding guards quickly came up and expressed their admiration to Saul.

"Master Sauer, were you really a miner before?"

"My lord, what should we do next?"

"My lord, do you need to take a break? I know there is a store with very good wine."

Sauer noticed that these guards looked at him completely differently. Before, they were very polite to him because of the authority of the inspector, and did not violate his intentions. However, after he calmly dealt with the polluted miners, these guards also expressed affection for him.

After thinking about it for a while, he understood the reason.

Compared with the miners, the guards who came to this island did not have nowhere to go, but they stayed here because of the orders of their superiors. As long as there were no accidents, they completed their work on time every day, occasionally went to the street for entertainment, and their lives were pretty good. The remaining money could be exchanged into currency and sent back.

Although it is stated in their work code, it is clear that no one wants to die, especially in this way.

The appearance of Sauer is tantamount to taking the danger that the guards are most worried about alone. If they encounter polluted miners in the future, they only need to be responsible for helping or taking care of the follow-up, and their days will still pass normally.

Thinking of this, Sauer spoke, but did not answer the guard's question, but arranged the next work:

"I need your help with a few things."

After the guard heard it, he nodded repeatedly and listened carefully.

Sauer glanced over the guard's face Yiyi, and then continued:

"There is a miner named Regis in the casino. Help me investigate what he has been doing these days. By the way, remember, don't alarm him. Tell me immediately if you find anything."

"Go to the raw ore recycling office and ask if there is a larger piece of gold to exchange for recently, or if there is a private transaction, please help me pay more attention."

"This miner..."

Speaking of this, Saul glanced at the charred monster on the ground, "...check his body to see if there is anything found, then deal with it in the same way as before, and investigate his residence to see if there is anything found..."

"Master Shao, the discovery you mentioned refers to..." A guard looked puzzled.

"Gold, pure gold." Saul said in a deep voice.

The guard nodded slightly, the doubt in his expression did not dissipate, but he clearly understood what he was going to do.

"If you encounter someone who is polluted again, let me deal with it like this time. Over there, try not to disturb him." Sauer thought for a while, and added, "You did a very good job this time. Next time I see the commander, I will tell him about your heroic performance this time."

When the guard heard Shaoer's last words, his face showed excitement, and he couldn't wait to help Shaoer investigate.

"Okay, let's go to work." Saul nodded with a smile.

The guards dispersed in good spirits.

After the guards left, Sauer turned around and walked towards the residential area. On the way, he heard the surrounding miners discussing himself from time to time.

"I think I've seen that person before."

"Really? Impossible."

"He used to be a miner, I remember, I did see, yes, in the boxing ring, when he was thrown into the boxing ring by a guy with red hair, that red hair is strong and strong, and his arms are thicker than your neck."

"It's true, I don't believe it."

"Really, later, the two of them fought in the boxing ring. However, Hongfa didn't touch him once again. When the guard came, he punched Hongfa. I thought the two of them would come to fight?"

"That red hair, have you seen it again?"

"No, no."

The two miners who were discussing seemed to realize something, and they both kept silent, and stopped talking about the topic.

Back home, Sauer told Garland about the trading market, and the two discussed why the polluted miners appeared, but the topic of Kerry came up again during the chat, and the two stopped talking.

For the convenience of later actions, Sauer decided to go to the trading market to patrol, on the one hand, to get more familiar with the environment of the trading market, and on the other hand, to let more guards know him.

……

in the afternoon.

On the other side of the army stationed on the island, the port.

The Stewart, which was being refurbished, was hidden by a wooden wall and was extremely difficult to spot unless it was close.

The commander and inspector were standing under the awning, looking solemnly at the ships ahead.

The Stewart is only a ship for emergency use, and the number of passengers is extremely limited. It cannot replace the huge and numerous cargo ships. In order to ensure sufficient supplies and the information left by the psychic stone scholars, there are only dozens of passengers who can actually board the ship. Moreover, they may not be able to reach Westwood Port safely.

Therefore, the inspectors did not release relevant information such as the inability to send letters and curses, but some smart people were able to guess the seriousness of the matter through the actions of the upper echelons.

A guard came from the rear left. After he arrived, he walked up to the inspector and said a few words softly.

The inspector nodded, indicating that he knew.

The guard glanced at the Stewart under construction, then turned and left.

"What's the matter?" the commander turned his head and asked.

"Sauer." The inspector pronounced the name, "People think highly of him." He paused, then resumed his explanation, "This morning, the pollutants reappeared and were quickly resolved by Sauer."

"Really? No wonder you chose to win over a miner, I guess, not only because of the quencher?" The commander was thoughtful, and then he smiled, "You might as well tell my old friend what you think."

The inspector nodded and sat down in a chair.

Seeing this, the commander also sat down.

The inspector thought for a while and said, "Hafer, a scholar has studied the mine for many years. He only saw the gold mine before walking deep into the mine. Even if he is not a quencher, it is impossible for ordinary curses to have such a big impact based on his attainments in alchemy."

"Aren't scholars said to be blessed and cursed?" The commander shook his head slightly and sighed, "I don't know much about your mysterious abilities."

"But Sauer met twice, twice." The inspector's eyes became bright, "still sane, without any signs of contamination, why do you think?"

"Isn't it because of the quencher?" The commander had doubts in his eyes.

The inspector shook his head and replied: "You are too overestimating the sprout-level quenchers. The soul strength of this kind of quenchers is not much stronger than that of ordinary people. It just means that they have the potential to increase the strength of their souls through contact with disasters, which is difficult for ordinary people to do."

"So, it means that Sauer has great potential?" The commander tapped lightly on the armrest with his right finger, "or is there another reason?"

"Great potential?" The inspector repeated the word, nodded his head, and continued: "Is it possible that he... is not Sauer himself, but a life from the depths of the mine, from the abyss?"

(End of this chapter)