Familiar Boss

Chapter 88

Su Ke turned his head and saw a few middle-aged men walking slowly to his left not far away, each of them holding various farming implements such as rakes, hoes, sticks and so on.

They walked directly towards Su Ke, carefully sizing him up from top to bottom with curious eyes.

"Boy, there have been a lot of vicious goblins hurting people here recently, you see people who are not from our farm, get out of here quickly!" said one of the men who looked a little older.

Su Ke then smiled and said: "Oh, I'm a resident of the market town. Your owner, Sir Burt Sean, entrusted Allen Tavern with a mercenary mission. I'm here to help."

Hearing Su Ke's words, these middle-aged men couldn't help grinning.

"Haha, look at this kid, he said he was a mercenary!"

"That's right, his thin body can also be a mercenary, then we can be mercenaries too! Haha!"

"This kid is really funny! Our owner doesn't want to see a brat like you!"

"Yes, what we need is a strong and burly warrior, not a little guy like you who comes to die, understand?"

"Get out of here immediately!"

When Su Ke explained his background, not only was he not welcomed, he was ridiculed and ridiculed by these people, and was even expelled in the end.

"Master, this group of people can tell at a glance that they are farmers in the farm. We came to help them with good intentions, but they still laughed at and drove us away." Xiao Hei said angrily.

"Oh, I can't help it. Who told me that I really don't look like a mercenary? It seems that I have already disgraced our mercenary profession in terms of appearance." Su Ke did not take these people's words and insults to heart. Take it to heart.

"But it doesn't matter, we rely on our ability and talent to make a living, not relying on the useless fit body, we rely on our ability, we have good stuff, don't be afraid!" Su Ke said to Xiao Hei with a confident smile.

Su Ke knew that these people were simple farmers, and they drove them out of good intentions, for fear that we would be attacked by goblins here, so he wanted to leave this dangerous place as soon as possible.

As farmers on the farm, they are essentially slaves of the farm owner, and they do not have a free status like those in the market town.

But they work for the farmer every day, such as planting, tending and harvesting crops, and taking care of livestock, such as herding sheep, raising cows, tending chickens and ducks, and so on.

Therefore, their living conditions are generally better than those free residents in the market towns. After all, they are working with the farmer, and the food allocated to them by the farmer is very sufficient.

Therefore, they generally have nothing to worry about eating and drinking, but their freedom of identity will be restricted. Without the order of the farmer, they are not allowed to leave the farm for half a step.

They can marry wives and have children, and the children of peasant families on the farm can marry each other, but their family is essentially the private property of the farmer.

"I'm sorry, but I can't leave here now. I accepted the mercenary mission issued by your farmer, and I must complete it." Su Ke looked at them calmly and said.

Although these farmers in the farm were all taller than him, they all held weapons that could be regarded as weapons in their hands, and their eyes when looking at Su Ke were not very kind, but Su Ke was not afraid at all.

He knew that these people must be in charge of daily patrols under the order of the farmer because of the intrusion of goblins in the farm today.

So Su Ke knew in his heart that they wouldn't do anything to him, most of them just wanted to scare him and let him leave here.

"Hehe, this kid still talks about missions? I think he thinks missions are more important than his own life."

"It seems that this kid really doesn't see danger, and he doesn't know whether his life is more important or his mission is more important."

"That's right, boy, I advise you, don't take it seriously, you will regret it after you meet those ferocious goblins!"

Su Ke still smiled and said, "I've seen goblins before, nothing to be afraid of!"

"This! This kid is going to talk big! Hahaha!" Hearing Su Ke say that he had seen Goblins, these people didn't believe it, thinking that Su Ke was making up big things for his own face at this time.

"I think he has only seen the goblin chef in the kitchen in the Allen Tavern! Hahahaha!" The farmer had obviously been to the Allen Tavern, so he knew that there was a goblin kitchen there, and mocked Su Ke. Said.

"I don't have time to joke with you now. I need to see your farmer, Sir Burtshawn, and investigate the reason for the goblin's appearance as soon as possible. The matter is very urgent." Su Ke's smile gradually disappeared, and he said seriously.

"Want to see our farmer? I don't think he wants to see a useless, posturing fellow like you."

"Maybe he took advantage of this time to find such an excuse to cheat food and drink."

"The more I look at this kid, the more he looks like a little liar."

When Su Ke heard that they didn't take his words seriously, they were still mocking him, and now they even slandered him.

"Hey, don't talk too much! In order to protect the safety of your farm, I kindly came to help you solve the goblin problem, but I actually called me a liar!" Su Ke's tone and expression became a little stern.

A few of these farmers were still laughing at it, but the older farmers felt that what they just said was indeed a bit too much, after all, the other party came to help out of kindness.

Moreover, it was precisely because of such incidents in the farm that they had no choice but to be ordered to patrol the surroundings even during their rest time. They should have been at the door of their house, lying down drinking tea and looking at the sky.

"Stop laughing, go back and report to Sir Bertshawn." The slightly older man reprimanded the young man who was still laughing aside, and said.

Soon the two young men turned around and hurried back to the farm.

"Boy, the two of them have already gone back to report to our farmer. You just wait here for the two of them to come back to pick you up. We still have missions to continue patrolling."

After the older man finished speaking, he led those people past Su Ke and walked slowly into the woods on the other side.

"Remember, kid, don't run around! Especially in the farm, or you will fall into some trap, and your foot will snap off, and you will become disabled!"

A young man walking at the back deliberately frightened Su Ke before leaving, whispered in a yin and yang tone, and gestured exaggeratedly in front of Su Ke with his expression and hands.

"Mark, follow up!" The man walking in front noticed that the young man was still threatening Su Ke from behind, but he didn't follow up, so he turned his head and called his name.

(End of this chapter)