Clenching the necklace in his hand, King Dargar glanced at the leader of Muradili who was staring at the necklace in his hand, eager to reach out and snatch it back.

"Leader Muradili, rest well, I won't bother you. If you have any needs, please do not be polite, as long as it is not a violation of the agreed requirements, I will try to accommodate you.

Of course, you don't have to worry about medicine, I will still send doctors here to be there at any time.

Medicine, with the best, eating and drinking, is not short. However, for the sake of your safety, it is more appropriate for you to stay in your room these days.

So, I'll take my leave. After King Dargar finished speaking, he nodded slightly at Muradili and walked out of the room.

As soon as he walked out, he heard the sound of cups and bowls being smashed from inside the house.

He lowered his head slightly, a disdainful smile appeared on the corner of his mouth, and instructed the guards:

"Keep an eye on the gate and don't let unrelated people in."

King Dargar's voice was neither high nor low, just enough to be heard, including Muradili in the room.

At first glance, this sounds like a good thing for Muradili, but if you think about it carefully, isn't this tantamount to putting him under house arrest?

Muradili knew what King Dargar wanted, but he couldn't do anything about it.

Over the next few days, Muradili made various attempts, but was unable to escape from the room.

King Dargar always acted like peace, and seemed to be very benevolent.

However, where in this world is there a truly merciful king? If he had, he would have been killed countless times and lost his good rivers and mountains. This kind of thing is not difficult to know if you look through the annals of history.

It's just that the king's subordinates will do their best to flaunt their benevolence, so that they can better win the hearts of the people and obediently accept their rule.

The same is true of King Dargar, who usually seems to be gentle, but if he really uses means, no one will want to run.

The person who can make Pennsylvania fall into obedience will never be just a bad person.

Under pressure, Muradili did not sleep well for two days in a row, and on the last day he asked the doctor for medicine to sleep well, and only then could he barely sleep well.

Since you can't escape, you can only meet the spirit to fight. Then, find a way to slip away!

Muradili is not a person who gives up easily, and the reason why he chose to be in Crystal Square is because this square is the largest square in Yancheng and the most densely populated place.

Even if there are officers and soldiers to maintain order, but I heard that there will be a battle for the leader of the sand wolf tribe here, how could the common people miss such a lively scene!?

As early as when the news came out, Yancheng had already opened various handicaps.

Some bet on Muradili Leader to win, some buy Elder Singh to win, some buy Elder Singh if he wins, and some bet that Elder Singh will kill Elder Singh if he wins, and some bet that Muradili will inevitably kill Elder Singh if he wins.

Judging from the odds of each handicap, the two are almost half of the voices to win, and there are slightly more people who bet on Elder Singh to win.

Although the news of the injury of the leader of Muradili has spread all over the world, because everyone has always known that this leader of Muradili is a "shameless" and can use any tricks, his victory rate is not low.

As for Elder Singh, many of them bought him because they hated Muradili.

Of course, there are also the real gamblers, who just want to gamble.

Guo Quan and Ayiguli disguised themselves and left the palace as early as the night before and came to Yancheng.

I booked the top floor of the small shop closest to Crystal Plaza, which just overlooks the whole Crystal Plaza, and the view is excellent!

The two, accompanied by disguised attendants, also went to the casino to "observe the people's feelings", and of course they had to place a few bets to mix it up.

(End of chapter)