Vol 2 Chapter 1105: Great River Split

This is Drizzt's trap.
Drizzt knew that within the Dahe wanderers, the elders had always mastered a means of discriminating whether tribal members had betrayed themselves. This method has been declared to be "helping tribal members identify poisoning, plague, and curse" (although he does not know This means incense).
When the guides left, Graves took all their rewards, and once they returned empty-handed, the elders would doubt.
Think about the situation. If these thousands of non-drunk Dahe wanderers say they are drunk, will the elders suspect poisoning or charm?
Once the elders are suspicious, it means that they are likely to let these guides accept that special detection method.
Don’t forget, there was a guide who was drunk, but once yelled at the elders...
So, this unlucky egg was detected by incense and once "betrayed the elders".
Faced with this situation, this guide is almost inexplicable!
what's the situation? !
Could it be that... after drinking too much, I missed the drink?
This guy also felt good, but unfortunately, even if he guessed the cause of the matter, the result was too late.
The tattooed man couldn't help but say he grabbed his chest, and then he lifted the whole person up high, and directly left the boat.
The criminal law of betrayal can be countless times more severe than Drizzt’s previous
use of violence
.
At the next moment, several pythons appeared in the river, directly strangling the guide who was still struggling, and dragged him to the shore.
The remaining two guides saw this scene almost dizzying, they resisted, but they were weak, and they could only look at the elders.
I saw the elder slowly picked up the knife on the ground, and stretched out his hand again.
"Come, let me see if you guys are poisoned."
The other two guides were fortunate-after being drunk by the icefield spirits, they didn’t even have time to say anything, and fell directly into a deep sleep, so the test results showed that the smoke python was not broken.
In this case, the elders regained their previous soft-spoken words and comforted them so that they must be careful of the conspiracy of the foreigners, and then sent the tattooed men to send them back to their colorful sailing boats.
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After all, the guide who was fed the python was the most experienced and the highest among the guides. The death of such a leader would inevitably cause a kind of tragic death of the guide of the big river nomad.
But because his cause of death was "betrayed the Dahe wanderer", even if everyone knew that he was just a betrayed elder, but... no one could mourn him in the early Ming.
Soon, that night, the family members of the dead guide were all ousted from the boat-they were considered "unclean" and were sentenced to exile. The elders knew very well that the sorrow of the dead did not last long. As long as his family is not involved, everyone will be sad for a day or two.
These big river wanderers have always been irrelevant and hang high, and if they are concerned, they are very weak.
The imprint of non-violence and irresistibility has been imprinted in the bones of these river wanderers by the elders, and those who have a little willingness to resist have been exiled or killed by them.
Just like Drizzt despised, these big river wanderers living on the colorful sailboats are actually no different from the livestock raised by the elders!
Under normal circumstances, the family members of the dead guides may become the prey of the slave traps. In the Manga River Basin, many slave traps specialize in capturing the exiles of the big river wanderers. If Drizzt had a special talent, climbing On a boat bound for Bilgewater, he is likely to be branded as a slave and taken to Noxas.
But now, Drizzt and Graves, the initiators, have saved these exiles.
Interestingly speaking, the wizard’s death was originally directed by Drizzt-but when faced with Drizzt who showed his identity, these exiles seemed to be connected with his life, and they did not go. Thinking "The deceased died because they accepted their employment", he hugged Drizzt's thigh.
After some consolation, the expression on Drizzt's face that left the survivor was a wonderful one-Rhode knew without asking, he was disgusted by these "comrades" again.
Numbness and cowardice, these two attributes have been perfectly fulfilled in the Dahe wanderers. They only know that adversity is accepted, and they will never take the initiative to resist and fight.
The only thing that gave Drizzt a little comfort was the little son of the dead guide-this little guy Jean Choi who slapped his fist and called "Elders are big bastards" and was slapped on the face by his mother. Stern thought of himself a long time ago, so in the end, he chose to separate the little guy from his mother and then took it with him.
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Late at night, after Drizzt patiently coaxed the child named Vados to sleep, Rod appeared in his room.
Looking at the firmness and determination in Drizzt's face, Rod also smiled: "Has you found the meaning of saving the river dwellers?"
"Found it." Drizzt nodded, then put on his wide-brimmed bowler hat again. "The numbness and cowardice of those people have penetrated into the bone marrow, but... I think a child like Vados still needs me to save. "
"and so?"
"Lord of the Great River...Although this title sounds a bit like the ugly catfish of Bilgewater, I am still willing to give it a try."
"But have you thought about a question?" Rod raised his eyebrows with interest. "Vados's father actually died because of you."
"So what?" Drizzt smiled slyly. "If he wants to come to me to take revenge, it at least shows that I have succeeded-hasn't it?"
Looking at the card master who completely recovered his enthusiasm ~ EbookFREE.me ~ Rod nodded in satisfaction-but then he suddenly realized that something was wrong.
"It's midnight, what are you doing?"
"Drink!" Drizzt's tone was taken for granted. "I was reluctant to accept the identity of the river wanderer before, so drinking was very restrained. Even the Graves thought I was not good at drinking..."
"Now, since I want to be the master of the river...I don't need to suppress my preferences?"
"No..." Rod looked at Drizzt a little unexpectedly. "There are a few places in the plan that need to be scrutinized, so you ran out to drink alcohol? How are you like Graves?"
"Isn't this still you?" Drizzt laughed, then threw out a circle of cards. "I always feel that you are always happy when you do things, since it is so. , I naturally cannot prevent my boss from having fun!"
The next moment, with the flash of light, Drizzt finally disappeared.