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In the eyes of the aide-de-camp was a black heavy locomotive, on the engine was a young knight. She was about 20 years old and belonged to the yellow race. However, the outline was exceptionally clear, especially the blindfold on top of the yellow eye. It made the visitor of this night seem as mysterious as the night sky.

There was a twelve to thirteen year old girl behind the Knight. The girl had long, dark gray hair that was like the Milky Way, which was unforgettable. On top of the girl's head was a round and plump creature. Even with Vida's vision and knowledge, he was unable to see what kind of creature it was.

The knights, the silver-haired girl, and the mysterious creatures in the darkness formed a bizarre picture scroll. No matter how you looked at it, this combination was not simple at all.

The rider on the engine spoke, his voice low and cold. "Is this how you treat those who saved you?"

Bart's cigarette fell to the ground, the captain shouted, "You killed the head wolf?"

Looking at this middle-aged man, Zero nodded silently. There was no change in his expression, as if he had done something insignificant.

As for Bart, the team leader's expression suddenly became very interesting.

The SUV was parked in a V-shape, and a bonfire was built in the open space that the SUV protected. The flames illuminated the surrounding space, causing the black locomotives parked by the side to flow with a crimson luster.

Campbell looked at the young man in front of him, who was brimming with killing intent. Although the adventurer didn't have any ability to strengthen them, Campbell's eyes were poisonous. If not, he wouldn't have discovered so many potentially valuable Mutated beast. Right now, he was looking at Zero with the eyes of one looking at a Mutated beast.

For the first time, Zero made ordinary people feel uncomfortable.

After killing the head wolf, he thought of using the caravan to confuse information about his own existence, and so, he drove Moni here. But now, he decided to leave. He felt very uncomfortable with the pot-bellied merchant in front of him. The man looked at him as if he was looking at a commodity, and his eyes showed undisguised greed, which caused Zero to not pull out his gun and destroy the merchant.

Zero did not want to be a commodity.

Seeing Zero pull Moni up and about to leave, Campbell realized that he had lost his composure and hurriedly stood up and said: "Wait, sir. You can't just leave like this. "

Zero looked at him coldly and asked, "What do you want? You want to sell us as slaves? "

"No, no, no." Campbell's fat body trembled, he smiled and said: "How is that possible, a sniper as outstanding as you is a talent that I yearn for. I don't know where you are going, but if you don't have a specific target, you might as well stay in my caravan. I think that Bart and the others will need a good sniper like you, so I can pay you a satisfactory salary. "

This was exactly the result Zero wanted. He nodded and said, "I want to go to Blue Radiance. If it's along the way, I don't mind earning some extra money."

"Lan Hui mountain, huh? Coincidentally, I have to pass that way too. So we can have a short but happy trip. " Campbell laughed, as long as Lingqi agreed to stay, the merchant would be confident of keeping Zero as his personal bodyguard. Even if he failed, at least before he went to Eternal Night City, he would have this kind of outstanding sniper guarding. This would let Campbell feel a lot more at ease on his journey.

He asked again, "May I ask, what business do you have with Blue Radiance? "To tell you the truth, I have some connections. If you need help, feel free to ask."

This was another method used by Campbell.

But the answer of 'Zero' made Campbell unable to laugh anymore.

"I don't think it's necessary. I'm the one who killed people."

With these words, Ling Ming brought Moni to the side of the plane and set up his tent to rest.

Campbell's smile froze on his face, and finally collapsed after a long while.

"A joke. Absolutely a joke. Those blue lights are all powerful figures. " The merchant comforted himself.

The next morning, the caravan continued their journey. Moni was sitting in Campbell's SUV, this was a zero decision. In this way, the girl would not have to bounce on the locomotive with him. Although Moni didn't like the fat and fat merchant, as long as it was Zero, she wouldn't oppose it. To Moni, zero was her god.

Previously, Campbell had even lecherously asked Zero what kind of person Moni was.

In this turbulent era, it was not unusual for a strong and young warrior like Zero to raise a young female slave. Campbell was drooling down towards the delicate and beautiful Moni. If she was willing, Campbell hoped to buy Moni from her hands.

However, his words made his heart sink to the bottom of the sea.

"She is my daughter, whoever dares to touch her will first ask about my gun." Zero had replied to Campbell in such a cold manner.

Campbell pointed to zeros, and then looked at Moni. Even if he was beaten to death, he wouldn't believe that a young Zero could have such a big daughter right now. But the hand that Zero had placed on the revolver at's waist made Campbell obediently swallow this doubt into his stomach.

Until now, Moni was sitting right beside him. However, Campbell was sitting right in front of him. The gaze of Zero, who was driving, turned his head back from time to time, was more effective than any kind of stern warning.

Moni was still a child after all, so after sitting in the carriage for a long time, he started to look around. What she was most interested in was the 'goods' behind the jeep. These goods were carried in a two-headed carriage. Walking on one of the carriages behind the jeep, the goods on board were bigger than the goods on the other carriages. It was a pity that the thick waterproof cloth blocked Moni's gaze.

However, it wasn't as if Moni didn't have the chance to see the whole picture, as a strong gust of wind blew from the end of the wilderness and lifted a corner of the waterproof cloth. Therefore, Moni saw a huge iron cage, with a huge figure lying inside. Seemingly feeling Moni's gaze, the thing opened its eyes. In the shadows, Moni saw a pair of grey eyes that were as straight as black lizards.

The waterproof cloth fell again, but Moni was still unable to retract his gaze.

From her glance just now, she had already seen clearly that the goods in the cage were a huge beast. His eyes were filled with wildness, savagery, and traces of undetectable sorrow.

"What's that?" Moni asked the first question after getting on the car.

"What?" Campbell was suspicious at first, but after following Moni's line of sight to the huge cage behind him, the merchant laughed proudly: "That is my treasure, it is called the Bechymos."

"Bechymos?" Moni recited the name that carried the color of the old era.

"That's the name I gave it. It's the strongest beast in the world in the Old Testament." Campbell said beaming with joy, "Does Southwest Land know? It was a forbidden area of civilization, and Bechymos came from there. It is a barbaric species of the Southwest Land, cruel and bloodthirsty, it especially likes to eat girls like you. "

Campbell laughed, attempting to scare Moni.

Unexpectedly, Moni raised her small face and looked at the merchant stubbornly. On that face, Campbell could not even see a trace of panic.

"Alright, I was just joking." The card raised its hand in surrender.

Moni looked back at the iron cage, and said with a voice so low that he could only hear: "Bechymos, you are the same as me, are you unable to find your way home?"

In the iron cage, the gigantic beast's ears twitched. That bell-like giant eyes rolled up, looking through the waterproof cloth at the silhouette of Moni. After a long while, he slowly closed his eyes again.