Arknights Welcome to Terra Continent

"The sound came from the front."

Jenny and Beichen rushed towards the place where the noise came from. From a distance, they saw a large group of people standing on the street, and there seemed to be a person in the middle.

"What are you all doing here? Go home! I've already told you that you are not allowed to gather on the street during this period!"

The Victorian soldiers banged the lampposts with the iron bars in their hands and shouted loudly, trying to disperse the crowd gathered on the street.

"This is our home, we are not the ones who should leave!"

"'Tara Foul Words'!"

I don't know who shouted first, but the anger in everyone's hearts was immediately ignited, and the surrounded Victorian soldiers were immediately scolded.

"Who dares to speak like that? I will..."

Before he could utter the threat, an unidentified object hit him directly in the face.

"This is........"

With a gloomy face, he peeled off the thing stuck on his face.

"Rotten vegetable leaves?! 'Victoria foul language'! Who did it? Stand up right here!"

No one responded, or rather, their responses were only these dirty words and more rotten vegetable leaves.

The Victorian soldier put the iron rod back into his waist and then took off the crossbow.

It's time to teach these ungrateful Tara people a lesson.

"Haha, these Tara scum, look at me... "

Bagpipe beside him hurriedly stopped him.

That’s right, Bagpipe is here too. She originally came here to look for the family of Damian who was executed, but ended up walking into this farce by mistake.

Because she was wearing a Victorian military uniform, she naturally became the target of attack.

"It's really dangerous to hold a crossbow in the street. There are too many civilians around."

"who are you?"

The Victorian soldier who had just raised the crossbow looked at Bagpipe with a strange look and asked.

He took a look at Bagpipe's clothes and confirmed her identity. She might be a newcomer who had just been transferred from somewhere. It was normal not to know the situation in this place.

"Ah, I have a military order to investigate the case."

case?

"That bar murder? Tsk, the culprit might be among these scumbags."

The Victorian soldier snorted disdainfully, still not putting down his crossbow.

"Uh, murder?"

Bagpipe was a little confused, as she had never heard of this before.

"Just this bunch of scum killed several of us."

When he said this, the Victorian soldier's eyes were almost spitting fire.

It was hatred that had almost reached the point of being irreconcilable.

"Damien Barry?"

Bagpipe asked tentatively, could it be that he really did this? Or was he also involved?

"You mean the one who was executed? Now I remember, it seems that you guys were the ones who captured him, right? That's great. Thank you."

"But we didn't know when we caught him... Could he really be a member of the Ghost Army? Never mind..."

Bagpipe was a little confused. The information he collected was not enough to string all the events together.

"No matter where he comes from, there is no smoke without fire. He deserves to die!"

The Victorian soldier suddenly raised his voice again and shouted angrily, "I'm talking to you! Do you hear me? No gatherings are allowed. Anyone who secretly organizes any gatherings will be treated as a suspect!"

His finger had already begun to press the trigger, as if he wanted to find a random unlucky guy to hurt him and scare the others away.

"Don't, don't be impulsive!"

Bagpipe saw that he was about to pull the trigger, but stopped him again.

"I think they are all ordinary citizens. Their relatives have died, and they gather together to mourn him. This is human nature."

Just as he finished speaking, an unidentified object hit Bagpipe's head, making a dull sound.

"Uh... rotten potatoes?"

The Victorian soldier at the side immediately smiled as if to predict the outcome and laughed.

"Haha, see, you spoke for them and got beaten. I'm going to leave first. You can stay here if you want. Bah, it's my bad luck to get this patrol mission."

He raised his voice again and shouted angrily: "Scum, I say again, no gathering!"

He still pulled the trigger, and the crossbow arrow flew out, breaking the window glass of the shop nearby, and then he hurried away.

"My glass!"

A rotten egg flew over and almost hit Bagpipe, but the stench still made Bagpipe pinch his nose.

"Wow, I... Oh, there are more and more things thrown at me."

Bagpipe had to retreat first, but she didn't notice that the object that could have hit her inexplicably changed direction in the air and then fell to the ground.

"This way."

Just when Bagpipe was surrounded by people on the whole street and couldn't find a way out, a pair of hands suddenly reached out from behind her and pulled her into an alley beside the road.

"Huh, it finally came out, thank you both."

Bagpipe breathed a sigh of relief, but she still didn't know how to deal with something like this.

"Here, this handkerchief is for you. Wipe it well, otherwise these rotten leaves will leave a smell."

Jenny handed over the handkerchief considerately and spoke.

"Thank you!"

As for Beichen, he naturally stared at Fengdi's face for a long time.

Ahem, no other meaning, just taking a look.

"I didn't expect that besides Captain Kelly, any of our soldiers would volunteer to come to District 17."

Jenny was a little surprised. After all, this place could be said to be the least welcoming neighborhood for Victorian soldiers in the entire Hill County. Rotten vegetable leaves and rotten eggs had long been the norm.

"Hey, our soldier? So, you too?"

Bagpipe looked at Jenny, but Jenny was not wearing a uniform at the moment.

"Ah, you mean the clothes. I sneaked out, and if I wear that outfit and try to take a shortcut back to the barracks, the residents nearby will be unhappy."

Jenny began to explain.

"No wonder, I didn't say anything, but I was bombarded with rotten leaves and rotten eggs. If it weren't for you two, I would probably have to take a shower right now, hehe."

Bagpipe sniffed the smell on his body and found that it was still a bit unpleasant.

"You'd better be more careful next time. If you go out normally, you'd better change into different clothes."

Beichen also spoke up to remind him, after all, he was also wearing casual clothes when he went out.

"But you don't even know this. Are you newly transferred to Xiaoqiu County?"

Jenny suddenly thought of this question and asked.

"Well, I'm from Londinium."