"Fort Carter, is the Central Bank playing a game?" The voice was full of disbelief: "Oh my God, how did you pass through the alley? Come out, I will tell them not to point guns at you."

So Marin poked his head out and walked out first, with the two mentors following behind him.

The man on the wall leaned out half of his body: "A child, an old man, and you, Quasel, how could you survive so long in Carter Castle?"

"If I don't live longer than you, how can I die with peace of mind." Teacher Emmet Selk said very unhappily.

"You damn stinky brother!" The people on the city wall cursed, and then lowered three hanging baskets from the city wall. Marin jumped in and was the first one to be pulled up.

When he reached the top, Marin jumped out of the hanging basket and saw all living people with dark circles under his eyes, including young men, octogenarians, and little ones as young as eleven or twelve years old.

"I thought there was no one alive in the city." Marin said to the loud voice. This person seemed to be another mentor of Amet Selke, but it seemed that he didn't have time to take good care of his hair.

Good hair oil and hair dye, so the white-headed man grinned after hearing Marin's words: "Marin, if you had come a few days later, maybe there would really be no one alive."

"How come everyone knows me? Hello, I am Marin, Marin Gayat." Marin smiled and stretched out his hand and shook it with the hand offered by the old man.

"I am also a member of the Church of the Goddess of Harvest, but I am a bishop, and my stale brother is this little boy with a white hair on his head. He really doesn't come here sooner or later, so he has come to die at this time." The old man looked at it.

The younger brother who was hanging up shook his head.

Isn't your name La Habrea?

Marin made a rant, then stretched out his hand to help the two old men.

"Let's stop our quarrel first, brother, we have something serious to say."

"Of course, let's put the matter between us two brothers aside for now. If you have anything to say, just say it." The old man said, and several old men sitting nearby also stood behind him.
Chapter completed!