Signed in for ten years, I overturned the whole universe

Chapter 171 I Want It All
"It's a convoy, and the scale is not small."

Kakatero glanced at Betaji and found that the other side's face was not good-looking.

"We're not going to fight again, are we?"

"Maybe it's a merchant?"

"Didn't they just leave a few days ago?"

The two looked at each other for a while, then hurried to the wall, seeing that there was no one around, quietly opened the secret compartment that had been prepared for an unknown amount of time, and got inside.

Your own town will only use yourself as a shield, and the town on the opposite side will not care about their lives. If there is a real fight, it will be a dead end.

Therefore, they absolutely don't want to get involved. As for what will happen later, they can't control it. The best result is that the foreign forces will win, and it will be better for the townspeople, and they won't directly kill the two people hiding in the wall .

The rumble of the convoy slowly approached, the doors opened and closed, and the two sides began to talk, but through the wall and some distance away, Cacatello couldn't hear the content of the conversation.

"Why haven't you started fighting yet?"

Betaji whispered.

"I don't know, maybe the other party doesn't like this town at all, after all, it's such a big convoy."

As he spoke, his eyes lit up, the secret compartment was opened, and the divided man pointed his gun at the two of them.

"The mayor said, let everyone gather."

Kakatero was completely hopeless. He didn't expect that he and Betaji had been digging carefully for an unknown amount of time, and they would have been discovered. The town just looked at it for fun, so they didn't move them.

It is estimated that after the matter in front of him is over, the town will charge the two of them with some crime, and then happily execute them.

When they came back to their senses, the two of them had arrived at the square. Looking around, almost everyone in the town was present, and on the opposite side was a group of resolute men with uniform uniforms, excellent weapons, and straightforward experience in every move.

"I have to dare to fight." Cacatello secretly curled his lips. Although the mayor is a little crazy, he is not stupid at all. His usual domineering is just to maintain his luxurious life, not cruelty at all.

When encountering such a strong man who can directly rub him against the ground, he can only...

He quietly glanced at his mayor, and sure enough, he smiled like a daisy.

"Brother, are you saying this machine can exchange garbage for no wine?"

The mayor grinned, revealing a mouthful of gold teeth.

"Not just wine, as long as there is something on the list, anything can be exchanged."

"This is amazing, can we try it?"

"It should be, the man nodded."

"You can just put any unused garbage in it."

The mayor casually pointed out that it was Cacatello.

Cacatello didn't dare to disobey his order, so he ran to the side a few steps, picked up a motorcycle wheel that was not worth repairing, ran over, and stuffed it into the garbage entrance.

The rubbish was gone, but there was no sound from inside, as if there was no bottom.

As the trash disappeared, a number appeared next to the monitor.

"This is the points equivalent to the value of those garbage. We call it recommendation tickets. You can understand it as currency. Use recommendation tickets to buy things in this machine..."

After some explanations, the people in the town quickly understood how to use the machine.

Carcatello was about to give it a try, but his shoulder hurt, and he fell to the ground as he tilted his head. When he raised his head, the mayor was already standing where he was just now.

The mayor squinted his eyes for a while, and his smile became less attractive.

"Is the machine malfunctioning? The number shows zero."

"For the rubbish contributed by others, the recommendation ticket account is naturally someone else's."

"That's it." The mayor glared at Cacatello, "You, just change it to something."

Cacatello had no choice but to get up and exchange his points for the cheapest bottle of water.

"Drink it." The mayor ordered coldly.

He unscrewed the bottle cap and took a sip. In an instant, the unprecedented coolness and sweetness made him forget everything. It was mild and comfortable, without any strange feeling at all.

It's even premium water, it can't be so delicious, right?
When he came to his senses, the bottle in his hand was already empty, but he felt that it was the same water. He should be fine if he drank two buckets in a row.

Reluctantly putting down the empty bottle, Cacatello suddenly found that the mayor's eyes were fixed on him.

"How do you feel? Are you uncomfortable?"

"The water is delicious."

"Stand here." After giving the order, the mayor changed his smile back, "Can we make some changes so that our town shares a referral ticket account?"

"One account per person, this is the rule from above, I can't change it even if I want to." The visitor shrugged and spread his hands, "But I can guarantee that even if you are the only one working in this town, you will earn much more than in the past. "

"I see." The mayor frowned, seeming to be thinking, and then glanced at Cacatello after a while, "Then such a good thing, can't it be free?"

"Of course not, but there is no burden on you. We will set a bottom line for the town's recycling value on a weekly basis. If the town can't reach the bottom line, we will take back the right to use this machine. "

"The bottom line is not too much, is it?"

"As long as half of the people in your town work hard, reaching the bottom line is never a problem. This is also a win-win situation. After all, the more you recycle, the more supplies your town can redeem, the better."

"Hmm..." The mayor looked hesitant, "Can't we discuss it with the higher-ups and let the whole town share the same value?"

"No, that will greatly reduce the townspeople's enthusiasm for work."

"Okay, okay." The mayor smiled coldly, "It's just a little more trouble."

Cacatello felt a chill in his heart, he knew what the mayor was going to do.

"Even if it's for long-term development, I hope you don't go too far." The man in military uniform on the opposite side took a deep look at the mayor, turned and got into the car.

The people in the town stared motionless at the convoy until they disappeared completely.

"Send a few brothers to guard here in turn." The mayor turned to the townspeople, "I want to announce good news to you, from now on, you don't have to work for spoiled food and pungent dirty water, I promise , from now on, you will eat enough and drink cleanly every day.

He stopped and glanced at the townspeople.

"Where's the applause? Where's the cheers?!"

Deafening applause erupted instantly in the arena, and Cacatello was among them. He knew what would happen if he didn't cheer.

"Very good, but I have a small request. In addition to exchanging these two things in an appropriate amount, I will decide what to exchange and how to use them. In return for food and clothing, you must work hard. Understand?"

"Understood!" They shouted insincerely again.

"Very well, my brothers will work with you, I hope you don't mind."

It was clear to Cacatello that it was just to spy on them.

"Then, go to work." After saying that, the mayor went straight away, and his brothers pointed guns at everyone who was left, and walked towards the garbage dump...

(End of this chapter)