Mount and Blade: Summon five outlaws at the start

In the partition room, Hood sat on a chair, leaning forward slightly, staring sharply at Gary who was kneeling on the ground.

Gary lowered his head, his face full of obedience and awe, his forehead close to the ground, not daring to look up and look directly at Hood.

Hood's mouth corners slightly raised, revealing a satisfied smile, and nodded gently. He knew that he had successfully subdued this once hostile gangster, which would add an important weight to his influence in this city.

"Get up, tomorrow I will send someone to help you take charge of this area. I hope that there will only be one gang in this area in the future." Hood's voice was low and powerful, revealing an unquestionable majesty.

After hearing this, Gary breathed a sigh of relief, and quickly stood up and bowed to Hood. He said gratefully, "Thank you, sir. I will do my best to live up to your trust."

Hodder smiled and nodded, expressing satisfaction with Gary's attitude. He believed that Gary would be his right-hand man in this area, helping him consolidate and expand his sphere of influence. Even if Gary couldn't do it, he would force him to do it.

After that, Hodder turned around and prepared to leave the partition room, but just as he took a few steps, Gary's voice came from behind him: "Sir, please wait a moment."

Hodder stopped and looked back at Gary, with a hint of doubt in his eyes, wondering if Gary had anything else to tell him.

"Sir, Mortimer's savings over the years are all here, I want to give it to you." Gary said carefully, while opening a wardrobe in the corner and moving a box out of the cabinet, which was full of gold dragons, jewels and precious items.

Hodder looked at the treasure in the box, a hint of greed flashed in his eyes, but soon regained his calm.

He understood that Gary offered these treasures to express his loyalty and gratitude, and also to please him.

"Very good, Gary. You did the right thing." Hood said lightly, with a barely perceptible smile on his face.

"Nott, Paul." Hood gestured, and Nott and Paul immediately stepped forward to take it.

"Sir, um, I want to ask you a favor." Gary suddenly spoke after Nott and the other man took the box.

Suddenly, the robbers in the partition room all looked at him unkindly, as if they wanted to eat him alive.

"Oh? What's the matter?" Hood did not feel angry, but asked curiously.

"Sir, can you let those gamblers outside go?" Gary felt the hostile eyes around him, and he couldn't help feeling a little scared.

But he still gritted his teeth and said with courage: "Those gamblers can bring huge profits to the casino every day. If they are hurt here, I think they will never come here again."

After saying these words, Gary lowered his head and never dared to look up at other people again. His body trembled involuntarily.

"Haha!" Hearing Gary's words, Hod suddenly laughed: "Interesting, you dare to teach me how to do things?"

Gary's face turned pale as paper in an instant. He clearly realized that his request might not be realized.

However, he still didn't want to give up. He took a deep breath and continued, "Sir, I know you don't care about these things, but if you let them go, they can still bring rich profits to the casino every day."

After listening to Gary's words, Hood showed a thoughtful look on his face. After a moment, he slowly nodded and agreed, "Well, you are right."

Hood had no intention of attacking the gamblers outside. After all, these gamblers are his future source of wealth. If they are all scared away, wouldn't it be a loss?

Moreover, the main purpose of his coming here this time is to find out whether there is anyone behind this group of gangsters, and also to expand his influence in Rhine Town.

He can't always count on the robbers from the system. First, if the command level is not enough, the number of soldiers will not be too many. Second, as time goes by, the experience required to upgrade the level will increase. At that time, even if the money to recruit soldiers is enough, it will not be able to recruit too many soldiers.

Therefore, he needs to cultivate a group of forces outside the system, and Gary is a good start.

Hearing Hood's answer, Gary breathed a sigh of relief. If those gamblers were really hurt here, then this casino would be completely finished.

Hood smiled at Gary's relieved look, and secretly sighed that this kid was quite thoughtful and he did not choose the wrong person.

He clapped his hands and whispered to Gary: "I'll leave this to you. By the way, don'tLet those gamblers know what happened between us." Then he turned and walked out of the partition room.

Nott and others followed him and left, leaving Gary relieved.

When they walked outside, the atmosphere in the casino was still tense. The group of gamblers looked at them with fear on their faces, as if they were still immersed in fear.

Hod stopped, looked around, thought for a while, and then said loudly: "You are lucky this time. Someone paid to solve your troubles. "

His voice echoed throughout the casino, so that everyone could hear it clearly.

The gamblers looked at each other, not knowing how to respond. They were secretly glad in their hearts, and at the same time they were full of curiosity about the "person" who was willing to pay to solve the problem.

When Gary in the partition heard this, his face suddenly showed joy, and at the same time he was full of gratitude to Hood who left.

Just this one sentence can help him reduce a lot of troubles, and also gain the favor of the gamblers outside, and these goodwills will be of great benefit to his future career.

Thinking of this, Gary patted his cheeks, showed a smile that was uglier than crying, and walked out of the partition.

After saying that, Hood looked at the group of gamblers, and his mouth under the mask suddenly grinned fiercely, revealing a cold smile, and his eyes revealed an unconcealable ferocity, which made people shudder, and immediately scared the gamblers so much that they dared not look up.

"Go! "

Seeing that the gamblers did not dare to look at him, Hood waved his hand and led the robbers to leave the casino quickly. Their figures quickly disappeared at the door, leaving a messy casino.

After all, the commotion was so loud that the town guards in this area would definitely come to check, which would be troublesome again. So they had to leave this place as soon as possible to avoid conflicts with the guards.

After Hood and others left, the gamblers dared to get up from the ground. They all collapsed on the ground, gasping for breath, and were glad that they had saved their lives and had no property losses.

"Who helped us?"

"Yes, didn't the group say that someone spent money, so they left?"

The gamblers who escaped from danger talked a lot, and they were all curious about the unknown person who was willing to pay to solve the problem.

However, at this moment, Gary walked out of the partition with a lifeless look on his face.

"Gary! ”

A gambler who knew Gary looked up and exclaimed: "Gary, is it you who is willing to pay for us?"

Other gamblers also looked at Gary, and Gary nodded helplessly: "Since you are here, I will naturally be responsible for your personal and property safety."

"Gary, you..." A gambler hesitated to speak.

"Gary, thank you!" Another gambler said sincerely, "If it weren't for you, we don't know what would happen."

"Yes, Gary, you are such a good person!" Other gamblers also echoed.

Gary smiled slightly and said: "This is my duty. Don't be polite. I hope you can continue to come here for entertainment in the future."

After that, Gary walked towards the corpses, leaving a group of gamblers feeling deeply.

"Gary, I'll help you..."

"I'll come too!"