Chapter 172: Pay for innocence

The young man's voice was like a thunderbolt in the sunny moment at this moment, and he calmed down all the people and goblins at once. Because no one can imagine that at this moment, who will take the initiative to stand up.
Everyone looked around, but saw Mo Lin walked out of the bar door with his silver-grey giant wolf. In the eyes of everyone, Morin had no fear and seemed calm and calm.
It's this calmness, but it's even more dare not to be taken lightly than to shout loudly and show a fierce expression in a bluff.
Kartuk withdrew the pistol, and after a slight stun, he smiled and said to Morin: "What does this little brother call me?"
Morin looked at the pile of humans kneeling on the deck trembling, without any pity in his heart, but he could not allow this unilateral slaughter to develop, so he had to come out.
"I don't mean anything else, I just hope you leave a trace of life for these people and don't do things too terribly." Morin said without emotion.
Kartuk looked at Morin. Although according to the height of human beings, this teenager is lean and thin, and the grade is still so small, but intuitively, he felt that he should never despise each other.
"Gnomes have always only talked about trading, not about emotions. They gave me money, and I let them live. Why trade money for fair trade, why not?" Kartuk said with a smile.
Morin frowned slightly, and said angrily: "No life should be traded like an item. This is really abominable!"
"Hahaha" Kartuk seemed to hear a big joke, and he smiled straight forward and back, and his long nose almost touched his shoes. "It really is just a child, so naive, so cute, so cute!"
Morin was even more annoyed by the "praise" of goblins. He certainly understood that Kartuk was laughing at himself, and he knew that what he said was indeed naive.
Any evil and ugly things in the world can happen, and what Morin said is nothing but a self-deceiving illusion of kind people.
But what about fantasy? Who said everyone must live in reality, and who can really wipe out the most real and beautiful things in their hearts?
Moline knew he was "naive and naive" in this regard, but he would not change.
"Okay, for the sake of making me so happy today," Kartuk finally smiled and said breathlessly, "I can make an exception once and let these people go, but you must be asked to come for these People pay. Anyone has to pay for the choices they make, doesn't it? Now, you pay for your innocence."
Mo Lin looked at the dozens of people around him. The goblin had already collected some of the money just now, so he only had to pay for the rest.
Because the goblins had already divided the area for them to divide the people who paid and did not pay, so Mo Lin quickly found out the number of people he needed to pay.
A total of 34 people did not pay. Morin looked at them and said,
I don’t want to see you being killed for such a reason, so I came out to help; however, I have limited personal ability and can only help those who really need help. People, please ask those who have gold coins on them to pay their share."
The 34 people looked at each other, and the goblins had already started to collect money. Kartuk looked at Morin with his head tilted, a disdainful expression on his face.
This disdainful expression is often the one that appears when we think who is stupid.
"Alas, it seems that the remaining people, who still have money in their pockets, will certainly not run out." Kartuk shook his head, but the words were intentionally told to Morin.
Morin now only regarded himself as a blind and deaf person, completely ignoring this abominable goblin.
On the other side, the goblin who collected the money soon finished. As expected by Kartuk, there are very few people who have money in their pockets. After a while, they just collected five gold coins.
Morin looked at those people, many of them bowed their heads, daring not to face his eyes. Morin took a breath and came to Kartuk and said, "So there are 29 people who haven't paid the money. I paid the money. Let them go."
"As long as you pay the money, I will immediately let go." Kartuk said.
Morin put his hand in his arms and made the move, but in fact, he did it just to cover up his space ring. He didn't want to lose a second time on the same thing.
After taking out 29 gold coins from the space ring, Morin handed over all the money to the goblin.
"It's a great man. It's good to have money, and have confidence in everything you do." Kartuk said after watching the gold coins, and looked at Moline. After that, he waved to the group of people, meaning they could leave.
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A few cheers rang out, and they were all fortunate that they had picked up a life. Of course, some people were fortunate that they didn't have to take that gold coin.
People looked at Mo Lin, but did not step forward to thank them, and hurriedly returned to their bottom cabin. The goblins also left under the leadership of Kartuk, and Moline was the last to enter the bar.
After entering the bar, Morin found that the people here looked at themselves with a weird look. There is no compliment in these eyes, but it is more shocked and puzzled.
However, this look is only fleeting.
The excitement was enough, and no one wanted to stay in this bar. Everyone went back to their cabin in tacit agreement.
Naturally, Morin would not stay in the bar. He quickly returned to his cabin, quickly picked off his wet clothes, and lay directly on the floor naked.
Gray Shadow can see that Mo Lin's mood is very bad at this time. In addition to his anger, there is also a sadness inside, so he also climbed down silently without disturbing Mo Lin.
The ground floor cabin is a huge room where many people live together, and people's voices are sent to Moline's ears across the ship's board:
"Hey, we are really unlucky. If we wait a little longer and the child comes out, we don't have to pay that gold coin anymore."
"It's called human life, don't complain. Save one gold coin and retrieve another life. I really made it today."
"You are also true. That kid saved your life. Why didn't you even say a word of thanks?"
"You feel uncomfortable just because you paid, thank you, how can we thank you?"
"Yeah, how about this in the future, in case"
The words lighten up here. This is the most fascinating thing about eavesdropping on other people. The more they say, the more the eavesdropper wants to know, and so does Morin.
When the voice was reduced, Morin turned to his side, and the ability of "Magic Ear" turned on instantly, and the disappearing voice clearly sounded again:
"That kid looks very rich, but he looks like a very wolf with a giant wolf beside him, otherwise I would like to strike him long ago. On this boat, the gold coins are life, everybody! If you are dead, what morals are you talking about? Ah, why didn't you see these two people die?"
"Yeah, this is also a very helpless thing. It is still important to keep our lives at this time. It is just what do we poor people do? We basically have no money, let’s see that the goblins are so cruel, they will certainly not let us go. ."
"Otherwise fight with those goblins, it's a death anyway!"
"Fight you a big-headed ghost! Move your head, OK? Those goblins have guns and knives. How do we fight? Isn't that the same as death?"
"So what do you say?"
After a while of silence, the previous "wise man" said, "I don't think so. The child is protected by wolves, which is a bit dangerous; but, the other people in the upper class are very ordinary. They all have money. They start?"
"In that case, will the goblins intervene?"
"I don't think so. We have had riots here. Haven't the goblins just finished collecting the dead bodies? They only need gold coins. As for the gold coins come out of their pockets, they shouldn't ask."
"No matter what, you can only try it like this, otherwise it will be a death."
"Okay, that's it! Who has weapons to use?"
"I have a fruit knife here!"
"I have a dagger"
Morin cut off his "magic ear" and he really wanted to be quiet now.