As the crowd of marchers got closer and closer, Audrey suddenly choked a little, and they walked down Riverbend Avenue, like the river, with no end in sight.

"How many people took part in this parade......" she muttered.

"Probably more than 10,000 people." Grandin replied.

Actually, he was conservative. For there were also workers scattered all over the place, who heard the noise and temporarily joined the procession.

Tens of thousands of ......

This figure Audrey is understandable, but completely unimaginable. Will there be so many people in the parade of floats every year on the founding day?

Audrey's heart was heavy, and her mood was a little low.

"Focus! Those people who want to stir up conflicts and cause bloodshed will definitely be at the front of the line. Grandin reminded.

It's not just a reminder of Audrey, it's a reminder of yourself.

Because as the crowd approached, Grandin's consciousness began to drift, not the fatigue that came from the night. Instead, he saw the great web woven by fate in a blur.

This god-like feeling of overlooking everything seemed to drain his soul from his body, which prevented him from concentrating.

If someone calls out to me at this time, maybe I'll be in that state again!

He was a little expectant, but also a little scared.

What do you think, my only fanatic doesn't know where to float in the sea.

Grandin struggled to shake off the clutter and focus on the task at hand.

He looked through the scope and saw Ryder at the front of the crowd, and the small team of newsboys he had notified was also mixed in the group. He even saw Hugh on the street corner with his hat down, leaning against the wall.

"Okay, teacher. I'll find them all. ”

Audrey adjusted her emotions in time.

She retracted her attention, set up her binoculars, and entered the 'spectator' state. Her gaze began to wander through the crowd, focusing on the crowd at the front of the group.

"About the sixth row, by the flower bed, the man in the long brown trench coat! His eyes wandered, and he was a little nervous. The body is tense, the hands are hidden in the arms, maybe there are weapons. He kept his distance from everyone around him...... Completely unable to blend in with the crowd, he is not a worker! ”

Audrey soon discovers the first suspect.

"Whoa—"

After putting the man in the airsoft crosshairs, Grandin opened fire without hesitation.

The muzzle of the gun made a wonderful aerodynamic sound, and the blunt-tipped brass bullet hit the target accurately.

The man looked as if he had been hit by a pebble, and he looked left and right in confusion. But after hitting the target, the brass warhead was quickly depleted, leaving nothing on the scene.

Just as the man was walking along the crowd, he suddenly tripped on his left foot and fell down with his head, hitting his head on the flower bed!

The sudden situation caused a small commotion, but before the riot could expand, the newsboys stepped forward and helped the unconscious man to the side of the street.

Grandin saw Wiggins pinching it with two fingers and pulling a revolver out of the man's arms.

At this time, wear gloves and don't leave fingerprints!

Grandin couldn't help but frown when he saw this amateurish action.

"Wang!"

"Oh, Susie, thank you. I see it. Teacher, by the window of the bakery, the man who pressed the hat with his hand! ”

With Susie's help, Audrey soon discovers one again.

"Whoa—"

Grandin fired the bullet, and after hitting the target, the support frame of the bakery's awning suddenly broke, and the collapsed frame crushed the man to the >>

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This time it was Hugh who walked briskly.

After she pulled the man out from under the shelf, she restrained him with her backhand as she removed two machetes from the man's waist.

"The one with the blue hat!"

"Whoa—"

The man's pants began to tear through the middle, revealing his floral shorts. He lifted his pants and hurried out of the group.

"The ......"

"Whoa—"

This time, before Audrey finished speaking, she saw the man being squeezed out of the crowd. Then he slipped and staggered all the way into the Tasok River!

"That, the one that fell into the river." Audrey finished her words and turned her head to look at her teacher, "Teacher, how do you know it's that person?" ”

"I saw the god pendant on his chest."

Grandin replied calmly as he continued to reload.

He couldn't be mistaken, because he had a pendant of the same style in the bottle.

Then there were people who withdrew from the parade due to various accidents.

As these people were eliminated one by one, the procession became more orderly. A row of people at the front had already stepped onto the bridge, and the police force at the other end looked at the unstoppable crowd and panicked slightly.

"The hidden dangers inside the march were cleared, and the next step was to break through the group of police, and the operation was successful."

Grandin aimed at the police with a magnifying scope, but the other end of the bridge was beyond the maximum range of the air gun.

"Will the teacher, an extraordinary being who belongs to the Church, intervene to stop the procession?" Audrey's face was tired and excited, and the idea of helping the workers made her feel very meaningful.

"They will only be on the side of more believers."

Grandin glanced at the crowd again, and in terms of numbers, the marching workers had an absolute numerical advantage.

Now he's going to solve the last obstacle.

"My student, we haven't been anywhere all morning, we've been studying human behavior here."

Grandin had already finished changing his costume while he was talking to Audrey. He took off his trench coat and put on a brown jacket and a round-brimmed felt hat on his head.

Audrey blinked and replied obediently:

"Yes, my teacher, we've never been anywhere."

Grandin nodded his head and walked to the window.

Audrey didn't ask if she could follow along, because she knew she lacked the ability to protect herself and couldn't get involved up close.

But what she had just done was enough to make her proud.

She prevented a bloody conflict that could have ensued!

Audrey saw her teacher brace her hands and roll over and jump out of the window.

"It's the fifth floor...... The teacher is really good, and I have to keep up with the pace of the teacher and work hard to get promoted. ”

Because of Grandin's sudden movement, Audrey's heart quickly lifted and slowly fell.

"Although the teacher is gone, I can still do some aftermath work. For example, put the gun back in its place, and clean up any traces of ritual magic......"

Audrey was thinking about things, but suddenly saw her teacher poking her head out of the window again:

"Audrey, have you seen the Rapunzel story?"

"Yes, I read this story as a child." Audrey nodded inexplicably.

"I mean, please leave me a window later."