When he said this, Roy also came to his senses: "You are right, there is indeed no case of being plundered. But could it be because the village doesn't have much money?"

Everyone knows that the village is poor. Think about how much money a small village can make by relying on the mountains, and having enough food for itself every year is quite good, not to mention any savings. After the crew came over, their young talents found some small jobs to do in the crew from time to time.

Leila has always believed that people do everything because they are driven by profits, whether they want to get money or spiritual satisfaction, they will do all kinds of actions because they get benefits.

But this time it was different, the village was very remote, almost indisputable. Attacking such a village does not do any good at all, except to turn oneself into a wanted criminal. Do they think they must not be caught, or will there be no problem even if they do?

The incident itself is a bit weird, not for money, not for profit, not for murder, as if it was just to destroy the village and run away. Is it really a group of bloody and perverted guys who treat such a thing as a game in pursuit of the madness in their hearts?

It's just that if that's the kind of person, Leila thinks they shouldn't just hurt people and not kill people. Would someone who would destroy even the village mind killing a few people for fun?

When Leila notices that something is wrong, she sees Shaw and his friends whispering on the sidelines, so she calls him over to hear his opinion as a professional.

"I just discussed it with my friends, and they also think that this matter is full of weirdness, and it may have something to do with religion, so it is better for us not to get too involved. ”

In addition to religious beliefs, Xiao and the others had no other reason to explain the things in front of them.

Lyra nodded, agreeing with his speculation. Probably it was the work of some fanatical religious believer, but she knew that there were many more tragic things happening in the context of religion. It's just that destroying the village is already a very lucky thing without much harm to people. She, as an outsider, is really not suitable to meddle.

She could protect these people while she was there, but she would leave one day. When she leaves, I'm afraid that the people here will be hurt even more. So the best thing for them is to let them figure it out on their own, and she can provide some humanitarian aid.

"Let's do our best, let's try to clean it up. Leila gave a few orders down and got the rescuers up and running. Then she went to the head of the military and wanted to get a little information from him.

People from the military didn't come in the first place, they were military and needed orders to act. Therefore, they had consulted their superiors before coming.

Many of them had seen such bad things that ruined the village for the first time. South Africa is doing very well relative to the rest of Africa, and it has been almost a long time since I have heard of such a bad thing.

What made the officials most angry was not that the village was destroyed and the villagers were injured, but that they were angry that such a bad thing was discovered by a group of foreigners for the first time. In particular, many of these foreigners are still of great international fame.

As long as they say a word on social networking sites and poke this thing out, what bad image will South Africa leave on the international community? A country with a mob?

So would anyone else choose their country as a travel destination?

When Fosca learned of this, she threw everything on his desk to the ground. He hated those troublemakers to death, and how much the official had done so that the country could have a place in the international arena and be known and understood by more people! Fortunately, a group of mobs not only did not help, but also dragged their feet hard!

Although he was very angry, he had to rush to the place immediately, with the instructions of his superiors, hoping to communicate with Leila and them so that this matter would not be exposed. Of course, it is good to be able to suppress the matter, and if he can't suppress it, he also hopes that the international community can see their condemnation and crackdown on heinous crimes, which is also the best solution he can think of now.

On the way to meet Leila, Foska swore that if he caught those brain-pumping thugs, he would definitely punish them all severely!

For his arrival, Leila is not surprised. Something so big has happened, it would be strange if there was no official reaction. And being able to send Foska over also made her realize that this person might have more power and status than she thought.

"I know what you mean. After he uttered his request, Leila expressed understanding. "No one wants to see this kind of thing, I just hope that those people can be caught as soon as possible and some justice can be given to these people. ”

Foska replied with a serious face: "Please rest assured, Director Moran. Even if you don't say it, this matter must be resolved. It's really hard for me to imagine such a bad thing happening in my country!"

With official care, the help of the military, and the crew members under Roy's leadership to help rebuild the village, the village was renovated in a matter of days. Had it not been for some scorched marks, as well as the wounded with bandages, it would have been almost impossible to see the attack of the previous days.

Happily, people from some surrounding villages have come to help when they know about it. Everyone has money to contribute, some people to contribute, and the speed of reconstruction can be carried out so quickly, which is inseparable from everyone's efforts.

In fact, this kind of thing doesn't have much to do with the crew, they can continue to stay in the crew and continue to catch up. But when this kind of thing happens, it is still quite shocking to everyone, and they also hope that they can make their hearts feel better by helping. Otherwise, they would even sleep and dream of that scene like hell on earth.

The same is true of Roy, who feels fulfilled even though he is tired every day.

When he was a child, his life was not good, and he also tried the embarrassment of not eating, drinking, or even finding a place to sleep. Fortunately, he lives in the city, and as long as he wants, he can still fill his stomach no matter what method he uses. However, the welfare system is not yet perfect, and the fact that so many people can help them rebuild the village is probably because of Leila's relationship here.

He was saved from the abyss of hell by the sunshine of his own life, so he knew more about the despair of having nothing. Helping these villagers who have lost their homes means a lot to him, and he always feels that helping them is like helping him when he was a child.

Laila also agrees with his actions. This is a rare experience, and with kindness and help, you can reap the comfort of the soul. It's just that I feel sorry for Roy, who comes back late every day to rest, every time he returns to his room, it seems like he has lost all his strength, and his body is always dirty.