Chapter 1329: Trapped in the Trick (1)

After listening to the other party's words, Elaine hesitated for a moment: "But Bedwell told me to stay with Mr. Solal, no, don't do anything too dangerous" "Oh, please! first your father, and then this Bedeville!" The overseer mocked mercilessly, "Do you really only listen to other people's words and have no ideas of your own?" The white bear man blushed: "What do you want me to do? How much does the report and how much is the pay? Say it quickly! I have to see if it's worth taking this job!" "Okay, it's a man, it's refreshing!" The overseer sneered and stood up from the stone, "Then come with me." "Uh, that job, isn't that what you do at this site?" Elaine suddenly frightened.

"Of course not. Your job is at the dock and you're in charge of moving goods. The overseer continued to smile maliciously, "What's wrong? Leave the construction site and not stay with your friends, are you afraid?" "Only, not yet!" Elaine hurriedly made an excuse: "But, it's the job at hand." "Leave that alone, I'll allow it. "But what about me—my lunch—" "I'll get my lunch box when I get to the dock." The overseer had already walked out for some distance: "Do you want to go or not? "Wait, wait, I'll go, I'll go—" Elaine dropped the hammer in her hand and reluctantly followed the overseer.

At the same time, Solal, who was still eating a lunch box in the rest area of the construction site, saw that Elaine had not come to eat for a long time, and the noon break was almost over, so he couldn't help but be a little worried.

He glanced at the workers in the room, and saw that not only Elaine had not arrived, but even the overseer had not appeared in the rest area.

Although Solal is usually not witty, and his simple personality is not much better than that of Elaine the White Bear, he is still occasionally wary of things around him. He turned his head to look at the migrant worker on the side, and asked casually: "This friend, have you seen the overseer who appeared at the construction site today? The lunch break is almost over, why hasn't the overseer come to lunch?" "Overseer?" The stout Egyptian migrant worker was stunned for a moment, and then came to his senses: "Oh, did you say that Edri overseer? He was sick today, and he didn't come to the construction site at all, and the temporary overseer was replaced by the Agent Shumi over there." "What?" Solal looked in the direction of the migrant worker's instructions, only to see another strong old man - obviously not the previous overseer.

Sensing that something was wrong, the Demon Swordsman hurriedly asked, "But who is the gentleman who has been urging my friend to work just now?" We don't even know that. The migrant worker shrugged: "You'd better be careful. In Cairo's workplaces, there are often people who pretend to be familiar and use the excuse of job introductions to kidnap young people who don't know the world. These guys are actually human traffickers and can't afford to mess with. "Oh my God!" Solal was startled and bounced out of his seat: "I'm sorry, I have other things to do, I'm missing for now!" "Hey! your lunch box—" Ignoring the man, Solal instantly went to retrieve his clothes and saluted, and ran towards the construction site where Elaine had been.

However, he was still too late, and the White Bear and the fake overseer had long since disappeared without a trace.

"Hmph-" Solal half-knelt down and groped for marks on the ground, trying to find clues like footprints. He wasn't very good at tracking his targets, so it took a lot of effort to find well-hidden footprints in the sand. The footprint stretched towards the back door of the construction site, and from the direction it pointed, Elaine and their destination should be the dock?

"Wait for me, Elaine. "Solal only ran in the direction of the docks.

About twenty minutes earlier, Elaine, the White Bear, had arrived at the docks, following behind the impostor overseer.

"Look, this is your workplace. The impostor gestured to a group of coolies in the distance. People carried boxes of different sizes, sweaty, and carried the goods onto the sand boats. Others pushed carts carrying heavy goods to send more supplies to the sand boats' warehouses. These workers shouted rhythmically as they walked, making the entire dock present a busy scene.

"Hmm," Elaine snorted, slightly confused. Although the work of these workers is very heavy and more physical than the work on the construction site, these jobs are actually not much more difficult, and it should be said that they are more unskilled than the work on the construction site, and they are all simple manual work. This doesn't seem to be the same as what the overseer said before, "a job with a high return and a better chance of exercising"?

But he's all here, and maybe working at the docks would be a good option

The sound of a belly beeping interrupted the White Bearman's thoughts.

"Oh yes, you haven't had lunch yet. The corners of the fake overseer's mouth turned up slightly, revealing an imperceptible cunning: "Come on, I'll take you to get the lunch box first." When you have enough to eat, you will have the strength to work. Elaine wasn't a complete fool, he knew that the dock and the construction site were two different sites, and the lunch boxes distributed here wouldn't make him white-collar: "I haven't worked or worked here, will they let me eat for nothing?" "I said yes." Come along!" pretended to be angry, prevaricated with a word, and walked towards a corner of the dock on his own.

The White Bear Man scratched his head and had to follow: "I, my clothes are also left on the construction site" Because the construction site is very hot, the workers generally do not wear clothes to work, and now Elaine is only wearing a pair of pants, which looks a little embarrassing - although the workers on the dock are probably wearing this way.

"Then I'll order someone to bring your clothes over, don't worry. The fake overseer snorted, walked to a slightly darkened corner on the east side of the dock, and interacted with a middle-aged man waiting there: "I brought him here." The middle-aged man in the black robe glanced at the white bearman, "Is this the guy?" "That's him." The imposter lowered his voice, "I've seen his amazing healing abilities before. There can be no mistake. He may have been the crux of the plan. "Hmph, okay. The black-robed man turned to look at Elaine, "You come with me." "Are you going to eat, to have lunch?" Elaine asked in a low voice.

"Yes, yes, it's going to lunch. The middle-aged man sneered and walked towards the back door of the canteen on the dock: "I'll work when I'm full." "Okay, okay. The stupid White Bear Man followed the man without suspicion at all.

They had barely walked a hundred yards before they came to a sparsely populated area behind the dock dining hall. The middle-aged man asked the white bear man to sit down next to the wooden box and wait, and someone in the dining hall soon brought out a still hot lunch box.

"The afternoon's work is about to begin, so let's eat. The black-robed man urged.

"Hmm. The White Bear Man opened the lunch box and examined its contents. Lunch is a traditional Egyptian-style unleavened bread with plenty of luncheon meat and vegetables. At least the food here is much better than at the construction site.

The white bear man pursed his lips and immediately bit it in large gulps, eating quickly and urgently. After chewing a few bites, he looked at the shadows of the ant-sized workers on the dock from a distance, and couldn't help but ask curiously: "Since the afternoon work and work have not yet begun, why are those workers already working? The man in the black robe said in a cold tone, "How can such a benefit be enjoyed by those cheap slaves at noon?" "But, well, so pitiful," Elaine said sympathetically, as she finished the rest of the unleavened bread with meat.

"Oh, you don't have to pity him. Because you're going to be worse than them in no time. The middle-aged man said suddenly.

"W-what?!" Elaine was startled and jumped up from her seat.

But it was too late. He just felt dizzy all over!

"What, what's going on?!" the white bear man couldn't stand on his feet, stumbled and fell backwards. He tried to reach for the edge of the wooden box to prevent himself from falling too much, but his arm became numb and weak, and he couldn't even hold himself steady. He sat on the ground with his ass and fell to the point that his eyes were full of gold stars!

"There's something in this lunch!?" he reacted, knowing that he had been drugged.

"This guy is such a monster. Even the impostor from before came out of the shadows and looked at Elaine who had fallen to the ground with a look of surprise: "A powerful anesthetic that can instantly put down a hundred elephants, and he can even speak after eating it" "It's exactly what our plan needs most." The middle-aged man in the black robe walked up to Elaine, carefully broke the mouth of the white bear man, took out a packet of powder and poured it in: "Good boy, be good, quickly finish the rest of the medicine." "Woo-woo-" Elaine resisted, resisting with all his might, but to no avail. The anesthetic made his whole body weak, and his ability to control his body was gradually deprived. The powder ran down his throat and was forced into his belly. The warmth spread between his pants, and he felt both ashamed and powerless. The paralyzing sensation completely engulfed his whole body, and he completely lost consciousness after a convulsion.

"Move him out. The middle-aged man ordered. Several workers came out of the shadows and lifted the huge white bear man on a stretcher.

"Stop!" Solal arrived just in time to see the scene.

He immediately pulled out his sauroped scimitar from his waist and shouted in a state of imminent battle, "Let go of my friend!!"