MTL - Beiyin Great Sage-Chapter 49 director

  Chapter 49 Supervisor

  I went to the inner city because of a temporary business, and was delayed for some time. When Zhou Jia arrived at the mine, it was already noon.

"you are late!"

  The person who spoke was wearing a close-fitting soft leather armor, with a bumpy figure, extremely hot, sharp facial features, and cold and chilling eyes.

  Samuel, the new supervisor of the mine, a master of sixth-grade pith cutting.

  Different from Cao Honglai, who is pampered and not very hands-on, the people in the outer hall often fight monsters and are proficient in martial arts.

  Strength must be stronger!

  She looked directly at Zhou Jia coldly:

   "Why, I just came to the mine, and Deputy Manager Zhou is going to give me a warning?"

   "Don't dare." Zhou Jia bowed his head:

   "I have something to go to the inner city..."

   "Is it the reason to go to the inner city?" Samuel snorted coldly, with evil spirits in his eyes, he waved his hand to interrupt Zhou Jia's explanation:

   "Deputy Director Zhou wants to tell me that you have a friend who lives in the inner city, and I can't afford to provoke him?"

   "No." Zhou Jia shook his head:

   "I didn't mean that."

   "It's better not to!" If Samuel's eyes had any substance, they fell on his body like needles, which made people feel a chill coming from their hearts:

   "As the deputy supervisor of the mine, how can I convince the public if I take the lead in being late?"

   "First fine you half a month!"

   "Director." Zhou Jia was shocked when he heard the words, and hurriedly said:

   "Isn't this a little too much, and I am also the supervisor of the mine, even if I am a deputy, you should not be the one to decide the fine salary."

  Although the chief and deputy supervisors of the mine are divided into high and low, they are considered to be at the same level and are responsible to the top.

   There is nothing wrong with saying a few words.

   Penalties!

  Samuel is really not qualified.

"Um?"

  Samuel's complexion sank, and he strode closer:

"do you have any opinion?"

  Although she is a woman, she is 1.8 meters tall, with one hand resting on the hilt of her waist, as if she is about to strike if she disagrees.

  The invisible meaning of chilling came to his face even more.

   "You..." Zhou Jia gritted his teeth tightly, his eyes flickering back and forth:

   "This matter should be decided by a deacon."

   "Hmph!" Samuel sneered, with disdain in his eyes:

   "If you don't grow things, you can rely on the surname Wei to show off your power. Go back."

   Zhou Jia's eyes changed, and his hands were clenched suddenly.

   "What?" Samuel raised his eyebrows:

   "Unconvinced, want to fight with me?"

   Zhou Jia had blue veins on the back of his hand, and he took a long time to let out a long breath. He suppressed the turbulent emotions in his heart with a blank face, and said in a muffled voice:

   "Don't dare."

   "I know you dare not." Samuel sneered:

   "This time the elder asked me to come here. One is to supervise the output of the mine, and the other is to find out the secret passage that may be hidden in the mine. Go down and find the secret passage."

   "It is said that you are a lucky star, I believe it will not take long to find the secret passage."

   "Really, Deputy Director Zhou?"

   Zhou Jia turned his head sideways, looked at the dark mine, and his face sank again.

  …

  Watching Zhou Jia and a group of miners get out of the mine, Samuel smiled coldly, turned and walked towards the wooden house.

   "Head." A new guard approached and whispered:

   "Isn't it very good for us to do this, the surnamed Zhou belongs to Wei Zhixing after all, and that old Wei guy is not easy to mess with."

   "So what?" Samuel snorted coldly:

   "It's just a wimp, with a fifth-rank cultivation base. If he dared to do something just now, I would have given him a high opinion. As for Old Wei, do you think the second elder will let him go?"

   "Yes, yes." The guard answered yes again and again, and couldn't help smiling wryly.

   It's easy to say, if Zhou Jia dared to resist just now, he might have been beaten and maimed, and he is a ruthless master.

  …

  The mine is narrow and narrow, the road is rough and bumpy, and there is a strange smell permeating it.

  There will be a torch every ten meters in the passage. The torches are relatively sparse, and there are many distances in the middle where it is pitch black, and you can't see your fingers.

  In some places, there will be phosphite, an ore that emits a faint light.

  The halo is not big, just better than the night.

   Coupled with the fact that the cold air continues to erode the body, staying in such a place for a long time, not to mention whether the body can bear it, the vision will definitely be affected.

  Many miners have eye problems.

   "Director Zhou." In addition to Zhou Jia, another guard went down the mine together. He was also indignant towards Samuel:

   "That woman actually came here a little earlier than you, and she brags about deducting your monthly payment. How can she be so shameless!"

   These words are not only a complaint, but also a way to draw the relationship between the two closer.

   "Forget it." Zhou Jia's eyes drooped, and his voice was indifferent:

   "People have to bow their heads under the eaves."

   "Yes, yes." The guard named Hei San nodded repeatedly:

   "Be patient with him first, until..."

"Hey!"

   Shaking his head, he swallowed back the harsh words that came to his lips. He knew very well that it was almost impossible to get revenge on Samuel.

   "Right here."

   At the corner of a relatively spacious passage, Zhou Jia stopped.

   "Here?" Hei San was taken aback:

   "Aren't you going to walk down?"

   "No." Zhou Jia shook his head and glanced at him again:

   "You don't really think that we can easily find the secret passage that so many people who are familiar with the mine have not discovered?"

   "Uh..." Hei San smiled awkwardly, stretched out his hand and scratched his head:

"makes sense."

  He understood Zhou Jia's plan. Although he had no choice but to enter the mine, he didn't bother to find a secret passage, he just came in to waste time.

   This is not bad.

  The provincial self suffers accordingly.

   "Two...Two people." Just as Zhou Jia was about to take out his ax and shield to practice one or two, several miners approached cautiously:

   "Below, there is some movement."

   "Oh?" Zhou Jia's eyes moved slightly.

  I can't be so lucky, this is the first time I entered the cave and found the secret passage?

  By the side, Black Three also showed suspicion.

  Is it impossible?

   Is this really a lucky star?

  The fact is obviously not what the two thought.

   Near the bottom of the mine, a plant resembling bloodthirsty vines covered a radius of about ten feet, tightly wrapping everything.

   Splitting the bloodthirsty vine, a **** mutant corpse came into view.

  The body of the corpse was dressed in miner's clothes, the face seemed to have been peeled off by a human being, and the limbs were covered with horrifying traces of punishment.

   "Symbol…Leader?"

   "Fugu?"

   Zhou Jia raised his eyebrows thoughtfully.

   "This is offending people." Hei San narrowed his eyes, with a dignified expression:

   "This person was skinned and convulsed when he was alive, and no less than eighteen kinds of punishments were imposed on him. After death, he was trapped with bloodthirsty vines."

   "Even if it becomes a mutated corpse, I won't let it go. What a hatred, what a hatred!"

   "Deacon Lu must have done it, the talisman will offend..." a miner said.

   "Silence!"

   Zhou Jia shook his head slowly.

  Under Wei Zhixing's signal, Fu Gu 'framed' Deacon Lu. Although he did save his life afterwards, he ended up in this fate.

  As an inferior person, he tried his best to resist, but only let Deacon Lu go to the outer hall.

   And he...

   There is no peace after death.

   "Forget it." Zhou Jia waved his hand and threw out the torch in his hand:

   "Give him a good time."

  (end of this chapter)