After looking at the metal suitcase, Isven came up at this time.
"Boss, since everyone is dead, it's better to swallow this money than we can. Why do we go to Lizard Town to do something again?"
"I don't want the boat? And, let's talk about it, if this trip can be successful, we will make a profit after running a few times later. With the capital, we will tinker with some of the things like Dogo and will soon be prosperous."
Although there was no ship's hand, fortunately, with Loken, he could use the servants on the ship. After four more hours of tossing, they finally landed outside a fragmented town.
This one is located beside the huge sewage ocean of the bottom nest. It does not even have a decent mooring area. It only has a piece of rotten wooden stakes and wooden boards strewn on the black coastline. After parking the boat, it is useless even where the cable is tied, and it can only be broken down on the spot.
Here, it is basically the bottom of the nest, with no order or safety, so there is no need to cover up anything. They exposed their weapons, and only in this way can they "dissuade" the thieves, bandits, mutant plunderers, or other things.
Although the bottom nest is synonymous with poverty and chaos, it is not worthless. It is precisely because of its high degree of chaos and disorder that some things that attract law enforcement officers as soon as they appear in the nest can only be found here.
Rozim, who was owed a lot of debts, had to make a transaction for a gang boss in Xiachao. Since this transaction would allow an outsider to come, it means that the risk and profit are very high.
Very high-
Although most of the bottom nests are dark, here because of the existence of a huge wastewater treatment plant far above, its long and bright light almost turned into a small moon, which instead gives this area a unique hazy feeling. Combined with the scent of resin in the air, a breeze blows, making it hard to imagine that this is the bottom nest.
However, the road signs made of human vertebrae and skulls, as well as huge reptile skeletons, clearly tell all visitors that this place is by no means paradise.
Lizard Town is called this because there is a poisonous lizard that is about the size of an adult male living in this area, called the sleeping lizard.
Sleeping lizards are amphibious creatures and also move in wastewater and oceans. Perhaps due to long-term contact and pollution, they also produce poison glands in their bodies. The toxin is very deadly for warm-blooded animals, but it is an extremely powerful and safe anesthetic for cold-blooded creatures. Therefore, some bottom nest hunters will try to hunt these creatures and pick their poison glands to make powerful hunting anesthetics. This thing is very popular among alien beast hunters because it has a strong effect and will not kill prey. It will even protect the brain and heart-to-respiratory activities of the prey, so there is no need to carefully consider the dosage.
Alien beast hunters will use sleeping lizard anesthetic to hunt dangerous giant cold-blooded animals in the death world and sell them to the rulers and nobles of the nest at high prices to obtain huge profits.
Rozim and others' goal of this transaction is sleeping lizard anesthetics.
Soon they arrived at Lizard Town, saying it was a small town, but it was actually a large area of ​​hasty metal structures and various tents. Outside was a circle of rough metal spikes.
When the weird wind blew past, the tent coverings fluttered in the breeze, and they walked along a dirt road, while Rozim observed the inhabitants coming and going.
Most of them are savage, rude, and extremely aggressive.
According to a series of information he had heard before, Rozim knew that there were about six forces in Lizard Town, and they could see them on the street.
The sleeping lizard hunters who initially settled here were a group of agile warriors, wearing camouflaged cloaks and light green clothes, and totems were erected on their territory, and a lizard was painted on each totem.
Then there is a poison gland clan transformed from violent gangs. Those cruel and ferocious guys are scarred from head to toe because of some weird ritual. Each fingertip is wearing poisonous thorns, just like the claws of a big bear. They make harsh sounds when they speak, and they are always paying attention to outsiders, and sometimes even claim to be the defenders of the town to charge protection fees from visitors.
Then there was the White Caves family, a group of bottom nest refugees suffering from family albinism. Although they did not have strong force, they were proficient in some mysterious knowledge. In the town, they could see the sturdy cone tents they made and burn strange herbs at the door. The sleepy aroma mixed with the smoke from the bottom nest, which gave a strange feeling.
The fourth is the church in the town. The influence of the state religion often penetrates the lower classes more than the rule of the empire. However, there are often some strange changes in the infiltration process. The church in Lizard Town was established by a barbarian shaman who came from unknown where he claimed that by taking trace amounts of sleeping lizard anesthetics, believers can briefly connect to the emperor. In fact, they are essentially a group of drug dealers who make sleeping lizard poison glands into some kind of hallucinogen for sale.
Those pastors claim to be dream apostles, always wearing robes made of sleeping lizard skin, their eyes are filled with viciousness and gloom, and they always ask outsiders or uninformed people in the name of collecting "Divine Eleven Tax", and even turn the other party into slaves.
The last group, in principle, was the real "managers" of Lizard Town. Their leaders took the certificate of appointment issued by the Sheriff's Department issued by unknown legal departments, claiming that they were appointed by the Imperial Legal Department to protect and maintain order here. Unfortunately, after the certificate of appointment was passed down for six generations, they probably didn't remember their responsibilities now, leaving only guards wearing black metal armor walking around the crowd, asking for respect and taxes.
And the guns in their hands became something more convincing than their identities.
In addition to these people, Lizard Town has many outsiders. There are 20,000 to 30,000 extraordinary residents who come for various purposes every day, including merchants, bounty hunters, refugees, or people like Rozim who are preparing to conduct some secret transactions.
All those wearing colorful costumes can be seen, but they all carry weapons, and not placed in the holster or belt, but held them in their hands or inserted into their clothes at will, as if they were preparing for a duel.
Chapter completed!