The Secret Code of Monsters.

Chapter 230 Ch.229 Chanderson's Promise
Talking about this scam, the Baron was obviously pessimistic.

What is pessimistic is the greedy gentlemen and ladies who have entered the game, and also the people who have made the plans.

Because if this snowball continues to roll and is allowed to grow, it will soon drag in half of London's upper class: then, an embarrassing scene will arise.

Everyone did lose money.

But at the same time, the person who sets the plan may lose what he is supposed to get, or even his own life.

Because no bank dared to cash these gold pounds.

No bank, after this "shocking scam" happened and was reported in newspapers, dared to rashly accept such a huge amount of stolen money.

The crooks could only quickly cash out some of the money, hide it somewhere and never touch it for years—or simply leave the country by ship and exchange it in another land.

But it’s hard to say that there won’t be any surprises.

for example.

Ritualist.

The ritualists will not sit idly by and watch this happen.

Once more and more people are involved and more and more money is involved, it will be more difficult for the scammer to escape.

No need to be immortal.

A few high level ritualists, plus a good 'Destiny' path ritualist, can take care of this.

Perhaps these scammers can deceive a lot of people, but they will never take away wealth.

“Maybe if the snowball doesn’t get bigger, they’ll just run away,” Roland said casually.

Philip Chandler doesn't think so.

Indeed, if we stop in the near future, clean up the traces before the situation spreads, and leave time for escape, by the time these masters realize they have been tricked -

They will obviously hesitate for a long time, considering this and that.

Will this scam affect my "face", make people feel stupid... and so on.

Then, they hurriedly attended salons one after another, "inadvertently" communicated with others, and slowly "reached a consensus".

Finally, he considered how to let others stand up and speak for him in a decent manner.

needs time.

The longer this period, the less accurate the predictions.

But even so, Philip Chandler still thinks this is unlikely to be the outcome.

This is also the reason why he dared to send another thousand pounds.

Because of greed.

Human greed.

"I've roughly calculated, Roland," he said, "this group of people currently has at least 100,000 pounds... at least."

Is one hundred thousand pounds a lot?
It allows many people to not work all their lives and enjoy themselves until they die.

But one hundred thousand pounds isn't a lot.

If you are extravagant, you will spend money everywhere.

For example, buying a castle, tens of thousands of acres of farms, investing a little here, a little there...

He believes that human greed is increasing.

These scammers would have been gloating over the £100,000 they had made, celebrating and getting drunk on the first night - they would have had a serious discussion, and, without a doubt, everyone agreed to stop the scam, split the money and go their separate ways.

But the next day I sobered up...

'Maybe, we should wait a little longer?'

This sentence means their end.

dead.

"I guarantee that in two months... or one month, there will be smart people who realize... no, there should be many people who understand now that they are just making a quick buck from this lucrative 'investment'."

“People always think they won’t be the ones who get into trouble.”

Philip Chandler told Roland to enjoy it for only one more month at most.

After a month, you must stop "investing", otherwise, the money you send will definitely be like a married woman's...

In short, there's no going back.

“So you just want to make a small profit.”

Philip Chandler shook his head. He didn't need the money.

I just thought this scam was novel and interesting, and wanted to see how long these scammers would wait before they were satisfied.

"I am not impatient to see them on the gallows. How many people are there in this gang?"

"You asked the right person."

"The organizer is smoking a cigar right in front of you."
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He's right.
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It's almost time to end.

"How is the Heiman family?"
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The Heymans contributed forty thousand pounds, not much, but the wound was deep enough.

Because Heiman doesn't have large tracts of land or mines.

Their only noble surname is their name, and almost all the industries they invest in have traces of Chloe and Heffer - that is, a family with a noble surname and extraordinary bloodline...

servant.

The Heyman family lives on the annual dividends, and forty thousand pounds is definitely not a small amount.
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In the past year, they probably can't afford to smoke the limited edition Golden Smoke cigars.

"Someone will save him."
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Of course, everyone knows that "gold pounds" alone cannot kill a family with ritualists.
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My friend, one day you will do this yourself.

"Apparently Cupcake is content with more than just being your 'friend'."

"Lover, or lover, or lover."

"Which one do you choose?"
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The third one looks completely different from the first two.

"You are so shameless."
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Have you ever thought about one thing.

"Um?"
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These are what you taught.

"Why can't you take the good things from me?"
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such as.

"for example…"
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for example?

"For example, never ask questions about embarrassing topics."
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Then my life will lose a lot of fun.

"Is the joy of your life based on the embarrassment of others?"
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And there is pain.

"…You win this plan."
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In fact, if Enid had been invited to participate in this "business" earlier, the treatment of the executives might have been much better.

"You don't really think that woman will honestly give the money to the executive officer, do you?"

"No way, no way?"

"You couldn't do it before, and you won't do it now, stupid little cat."

"Because in the past, there were the Church and other nobles who fed the pets. Now? Under her 'clever' operation of the Inquisition, she is the only owner left. When a pet has only one owner, isn't it the owner who has the final say on how to manipulate it?"

"She now has the final say in the Inquisition."

"No matter how romantic you are, you should know that the big bat is not a 'good guy' in the conventional sense."

"If she cared about her subordinates, she wouldn't have ignored them for so many years and let them be treated like animals."

Roland was silent.

In fact, he did notice something.

He was too close to Enid and too sensitive.

There were many things she couldn't hide from him.

For example, her words and actions, her attitude towards the executive officer...

Of course, the executors were not aware of this, and they thought that the presiding judge had become "particularly indifferent" because of the road. Not only did they not dislike it, they also felt that Enid Jutia had endured the pain of such a high ring alone in order to protect them, punish the evil party, and maintain the noble and pure faith in her heart.

What could Roland say?

"Just smile now."

「≥≤」
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It’s a bit like an uncle holding an oil lamp to scare people in the middle of the night.

"It's a bit like a giant bat that just kissed you."

Roland: ...

The carriage drove into the East District.

After Philip Chandler finished telling Roland about his past with Cherry and telling him that it was a scam, he didn't have much to say.

He smoked his short cigar quietly while waiting for the carriage to stop at a building.

"Oh, yes, Roland."

He scratched his sideburns, which still had a few strands of hair left, and said with a simple smile, "Regarding any 'interesting things' against the Chloe family and Isaac Brown, you can get help from the Chanderson family name - I mean, any."

(End of this chapter)