A Beta boy working part-time in another world

Ye Sui thought so too.

The village chief looked honest, but they were restricted by the magic they had.

If an ordinary mortal came here, he would probably be cheated.

No one spoke on the boat for a while, only the sound of the vast waves lingered in the ears.

At this time, Jiang Laixi asked: "Master, has human sacrifice always been practiced?"

He thought of his mother who was drowned in the pond by the village chief, and he hated these bad habits so much.

Yan Fei nodded, his tone somewhat helpless.

"A hundred years ago, various sects warned mortals to abolish human sacrifice. Many countries adopted this advice, but some small countries were unwilling to implement it and retained their own ideas."

Even if the immortal cultivators are powerful, they cannot change the greed of so many mortals among the masses.

The residents of Wangyue Island are one of them.

Jiang Laixi seemed to be thinking about something.

In his mind, this kind of thing is easy to solve.

Just kill those stubborn villagers and leave only the obedient ones to see if they dare to carry out the order.

But Jiang Lai Xi didn't dare say such things in front of his master.

His master has always hated evil, and massacring villagers is an extremely heinous crime that cannot be forgiven.

Even though Jiang Lai Xi knew that he was not a very righteous candidate, he never revealed his true thoughts in front of his master.

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In a dark and damp cave.

The sound of a young girl crying could be heard faintly.

Sina is one of them.

The villagers who caught her saw that she was covered in wounds, so they did not tie her feet to restrict her movements. They just stuffed her into an iron cage and let her go.

Sina limped to the corner and sat down. Under her messy hair, she looked warily at the people around her. She didn't relax her guard until a girl of similar stature came up to her.

"Si Na, you are not dead?"

Sina shook her head, pulled her best sister into the dark corner, took her hand, put it in her own, and held it tightly.

The latter paused and asked in a low voice: "What is this..."

Si Na whispered in my ear: "Medicine."

The tacit understanding in their eyes revealed a strong desire to survive.

For the next few hours, Sina and her friend Rona huddled in a corner motionless until the guard came to bring them food.

"It's time to eat, it's time to eat!"

The men carried wooden buckets and poured the rotten and smelly food into the trough. Hands passed through the fence and rushed to put the food into their mouths.

If you eat too slowly, you will starve to death.

Rona rushed forward and pushed aside the others, grabbing a handful in each hand. While she was eating, she did not forget to give a handful to Sina who was injured and inconvenient.

There wasn't much food and it was gone in seconds.

After finishing their meal, the two returned to the corner where they had been and pretended to sleep.

It is impossible to judge the time in the cave, but Sina went out to check the sky, and combined with the time when the villagers delivered meals, it was most likely night time now.

The villagers only have one meal a day, and after this, they will have to wait until the next day.

After everyone in the cage fell asleep, Sina gently woke Rona up and scooped a spoonful of ointment for her.

Rona sniffed the ointment and the face in the dark breathed a sigh of relief.

Fortunately, this ointment does not have a pungent smell, otherwise it would be discovered if applied on the body.

The two of them didn't say anything and applied the medicine in silence.

Sina wanted to screw the bottle of ointment shut, but Rona discovered the problem.

She pointed to the inside of the lid to Sina, and there was a thumb-sized sharp blade, a very sharp one.

Rona accidentally touched it and cut her fingertips.

She excitedly showed it to Sina, and found a branch to pry out the blade hidden at the bottom of the lid.

The blade was sharp, but Rona didn't care. She picked it up and scraped her clothes with it, feeling so excited that she couldn't breathe.

Sina was stunned.

The man from the daytime flashed through my mind.

When the man gave her the medicine bottle, his fingertips scratched her palm. At that time, Sina thought he was teasing her and did not think much about it.

Now that she thought about it more carefully, the man was clearly reminding her to check the medicine bottle carefully.

Suppressing her excitement, Sina carefully examined the bottle. There was nothing special about the outer packaging of the bottle. She stretched out a finger and dug into the ointment, and dug out a feather.

The feathers were very small, and I don't know what animal's down they were. Even though they had been buried in the ointment for such a long time, they were not stained by the oil from the ointment, and they were still fluffy and light when they were taken out.

This thing doesn't look simple at first glance.

Sina didn't know what the feather was for, so she carefully put it into the medicine bottle.

But Rona grabbed her hand, her eyes were bright in the darkness, her lips moved, and she shook her head at Sina.

Sina understood what her friend meant, took out the feather and stuffed it into the lining of her clothes.

That night, the two of them plotted their escape plan.

They are Kiska people.

After the fall of the Kiska Kingdom, Sina and Rona became slaves of Yizhou.

Slave owners bought them on board ships to entertain the sailors.

There were many Kiska people like them, and they were sold to various places in the True Dragon Continent.

The war destroyed their country and their hometown.

The cargo ship sailed on the sea with them without any freedom.

Sina heard from a sailor that they would be sold to various countries in Yizhou, but the cargo ship encountered a storm in the sea and the entire ship was overturned by a mermaid in the sea.

Sina, Rona and others were rescued by fishermen on the island.

I thought I could start a new life, I thought I could gain freedom, but in the end I ended up in a new hell.

A few days later, the island was calm.

Before any immortal cultivators set foot here, these villagers would actively build boats, and at this time, there would be only one villager guarding outside the cave.

Sina and Rona's actions soon attracted the attention of a Kiska boy.

When he was released to work during the day, the boy deliberately approached Sina and said, "I want to join you."

Si Na glared at him fiercely, but the boy didn't care. He bent down to weed and whispered, "How can you two resist? They have weapons in their hands."

What the boy said was correct.

How could the strength of two women compete with the powerful strength of dozens of men in the village?

This is simply like throwing an egg against a rock.

The boy continued, "I used to be an archer in Kiska, and I was also a member of the army before the kingdom was destroyed."

Si Na didn't say anything, but Rona noticed.

"How many people in the cell are soldiers?" Rona asked the boy.

She wanted to know the exact number.

The boy lowered his head and looked around. In the small fertile field, there were two other men, also Kiska men.

The others are all women of varying ages.

"Those two should be."

Rona glanced at the ground not far away and pretended to plow the field, letting the boy follow her to weed. Sina dug up the potatoes in the ground and collected them into a bamboo basket.

To outsiders, the three of them were busy and had no intention of slacking off.

They communicated in very low voices so as not to be discovered by the villagers guarding the fields.

Those villagers had a very strange weapon in their hands. Whenever the bell rang, they would twitch all over in pain and would no longer have the strength to struggle.

The boy said, "My name is Mota."

"Sina."

"Rona."

Motta continued, "That bell is very evil. We have to kill them when the bell stops ringing. But the problem now is that we are tied up every day when we go back, and we don't have time to do it."

"Leave this to me," said Rona.

"Do you have a way to untie the rope?" Mota looked at her curiously.

Rona and Sina smiled at each other without explaining the reason.