Working Prophet

A good person?

The mercenary never thinks he is a good person, even though he is now a believer in the Shuangxiu religion, but the work he does is not very pleasing.

Every time those believers see people from the Inquisition appear, fear will appear on their faces, worrying that they have violated the precepts.

So when the girl said that, the mercenary felt quite fresh, and he asked, "What's your name?"

"Wendy, where are you, big man?"

"Togra, you can also call me Jintong." The mercenary said.

"Jin Tong, this nickname suits you quite well. You do have a pair of beautiful eyes, just like gold."

After Wendy finished speaking, she took the lead and got into the tunnel.

She didn't lie, the tunnel looked like it had just been dug, and it was so narrow that people could only crawl in it on their stomachs.

Fortunately, the distance was not too long, and Wendy climbed out quickly.

But when it was Jin Tong's turn, as soon as he raised his head, a dagger was placed around his neck.

At the same time, Jin Tong also saw two young men standing on the ground, holding short crossbows in their hands, pointing at him.

Jin Tong was a little annoyed, not because Wendy lied to him, but because she didn't see such a simple trap.

In the past, he should have sensed the danger as soon as he saw the tunnel. It can only be said that he lived too comfortably in the green field after leaving the guard team.

So much so that the previous survival instinct was forgotten.

"I'm sorry, big man." Wendy stood aside and said with a smile, "How can you make money faster by robbing a hotel these days? Now, if you don't want to die, just stretch out your hands."

Jin Tong didn't hesitate and reached out of the tunnel with both his left and right hands. Then a boy who looked younger than Wendy came over and tied Jin Tong's wrists with ropes.

After he finished tying it, Wendy said again, "Okay, you can come out of the tunnel now, don't play tricks, Ayrin and Tommen will watch you."

Jin Tong glanced at the two young men holding the crossbow, and walked out of the tunnel cooperatively.

"Not bad." This time Wendy came up in person and began to search Jin Tong.

She first took off Jintong's long sword, took it out and looked at it, and felt that it was of average value, so she threw it aside casually, and then continued to touch it.

He grabbed the heavy money bag hanging from Jintong's waist in one fell swoop.

When she opened it, Wendy couldn't help but gasped. She saw a golden light inside, only a few dozen silver coins, and the rest were all gold coins.

"We are going to get rich!" Wendy's eyes lit up immediately and she cheered, holding the money bag.

Hearing her cry, the others came over. Without exception, they were all dazzled by the golden light inside, and even their breaths became hot.

Many of them have never seen such a large amount of money in their entire lives.

Wendy poured out all the gold coins inside, counted them one by one, and finally counted ninety-seven in total.

The crowd cheered again.

Wendy looked at Jin Tong, "Did I know that being a mercenary is so profitable?"

"Where, mercenaries can't make money as quickly as bandits." Jin Tong sneered.

Wendy seemed not to hear the ridicule in his words, still smiling, and continued to reach out and search around Jin Tong's body.

And soon she gained something again, and once again found about six coins.

However, this time the coin was made of iron and looked black.

Wendy was a little disappointed, "Iron money? What are you doing with all this iron money? You can't buy anything."

Jin Tong closed his mouth and did not answer.

Wendy didn't expect to get the answer out of him, so she put away the iron coins that she didn't know what they were used for, and continued to touch them.

This time she touched something strange. It was a green, soft ring that seemed to be wearable on her wrist.

As a result, a young man holding a crossbow exclaimed, "This is... this is Shuangxiujiao's token.

“I followed Uncle Jason to Greenfield to sell grain, and everyone there had one of these things on their wrists, but the colors were different.

“He was a Saturday believer.”

"Shuangxiu Cult?" Wendy frowned. As a Westerner, she had certainly heard of the Shuangxiu Cult and the prophet Merlin.

I just didn't expect to meet the followers of Shuangxiu Cult in Duolin City.

Thinking of Saturday's magical methods, the girl couldn't help but feel a little flustered, but she still said stubbornly, "What are you afraid of? This is not a green field, and Shuangxiujiao can't control it here."

Hearing what she said, the others felt a little relieved, and the key was that Jin Tong had too much money, and they couldn't let this fat sheep run away no matter what.

"Sorry," Wendy said to Jin Tong, "I'm afraid we have to kill you. We don't want to be exposed here, and we don't want to be targeted by Shuangxiu Cult."

"Really? Have you ever killed anyone?" Jin Tong asked.

"Not yet... but isn't killing someone a simple matter?" Wendy said.

"Many people have died in Duolin City, including my parents. They also had relatives die."

Several young people nodded.

"You are right. Killing is indeed a very simple thing, but that is for those who have been trained."

As Jin Tong said this, he pulled Wendy over and put a knife not much bigger than a finger on her neck.

It was a red Swiss Army knife, very small, it was given to Jin Tong by Li Yu for self-defense before he went out.

Jin Tong took it out quietly when he got into the tunnel just now, and held it in his hand, so he was actually not defenseless against Wendy.

Having said that, Jin Tong was still very upset at being swayed like this.

He said to the others who were still in a daze, "If you don't want her to die, then throw away all the weapons in your hands."

"Don't listen to him..." Wendy said.

However, she only spoke halfway, and the pain in her neck made her shut her mouth.

Wendy felt a warm liquid flowing down the knife, which made her face pale.

The others also panicked when they saw the blood. One dropped the hand crossbow in his hand, and the other three followed suit by throwing away their weapons.

Jin Tong snorted coldly, and then directed the youngest child, "You, yes, it's you, don't you like to tie people up? Tie up all your companions. If you can't tie them up, I will kill this woman."

Although the boy was a little reluctant after hearing this, in order to prevent Wendy from being killed, he did not dare to disobey Jin Tong's order, so he tied up everyone including Wendy in a short time.

After that, Jin Tong did it himself, tied up the boy's hands and feet, and then took his time to pick up the things he had thrown away before.