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A drowning person will never give up at the last straw.

The entertainment at this moment is just the straw for them!

Therefore, they will not let Yule leave their sight no matter what.

Even if this is likely to attract revenge from Yule.

After all, they are essentially a group of wretches who have been cornered.

Now that it's almost certain, there's no need to worry about this anymore.

So Yule’s situation, in a sense, has not changed.

The only difference is that the threat to life has changed from the bright side to the dark side.

After all, the existence of Yule gave these third-class people in the settlement a "hope" that didn't exist!

"Dear Sir, this is the best young man in our settlement. His name is Iron Can. He is smart and quick with his hands and feet. Please rest assured, I am willing to use our entire settlement as a guarantee!"

The gate, which held the entire settlement as a guarantee, was already kneeling on the ground.So did his companions.

The cold sweat and dust on the forehead mixed together, which made people very uncomfortable.

But he didn't dare to wipe it, he just waited nervously for Yule's answer.

This is not okay. If you don't leave, how can I run away?

Yule's heart tightened.

"But I don't trust him alone."

"He is just a nobody. But you are asking me to hand over the guy who insulted my bloodline and surname to him alone. If even one of you escapes, what compensation will you pay? Your life?"

When the last word fell, Yule even sneered deliberately.

This sound made several third-class people kneeling on the ground tremble.

One of the older ones could not stop feeling chilly all over.

He had also met the nobles, as a child, in another settlement.

At that time, they made a mistake and angered the nobles. Then his settlement disappeared and he became a scavenger until he was accepted by settlement No. 386.

"How can you afford to let those guys go? Do you think you can treat me so lightly just because you helped me?"

Damen felt as if his throat was being strangled. It was so dry that he couldn't say a word.

He swallowed hard and then managed to squeeze out the words:

"Respected, respected sir, because...because we dare not leave you here alone!"

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