The Secret Code of Monsters.

Chapter 436 Ch.435 The Depressing Sea

the next day.

As Paige was about to go ahead with her complete plan with Rose, an uninvited guest broke into the tavern in the early morning.

They broke down the door, kicked over the table, and pushed all the glass bottles on the wine cabinet to the floor.

William was floating towards us, stepping on debris and anger.

"Look, you're always this angry every time I see you." He even had time to sniff the alcohol in the air. "This is at least better than before."

"What do you want to do, William?" Peggy stood up, blocked Roland and Kingsley, and pulled the eager green eyes back behind her.

Because she saw the guards raising their guns one by one.

Ritualist?
None of them could survive the volley.

"What do I want to do?" William laughed. "You should ask yourself what you have done. I think Lord Street has been tolerant enough for you, isn't he?"

"But you don't seem to think so at all."

He paced at a distance from them, on the splintered and red-stained floor.

"You have lost your morals and hang out with the miners; you don't have the demeanor of Street and live in such a dirty and chaotic place; you have lost the honor of your family and made friends with dubious hooligans, bringing shame to the originally pure white family emblem..."

"You ask now, 'What do I want to do'?"

William sighed: "It just so happens that your brother, my noble lord, also wants to ask - what do you want to do?"

The fat man narrowed his eyes and studied Paige.

"I don't think..."

"Do something shameful that is not accepted?"

crunch.

He kicked the chair, pulled it open, and sat down.

"I have been ordered to take you back to the manor today, Miss Peggy Streeter, and you can agree or not," he said. "The bullet won't go at you, will it?"

This sentence is very threatening.

"We will take you through every street in Inns Town like this," he took the handcuffs and leg irons handed to him by his men, and the heavy metal rattled in his hands, "Let everyone see what happens to a woman who is restless and loses the Streeter family name."

"This is an insult!" Peggy was furious. "How dare you do this to me?! A Street kid?!"

"Street?"

William looked strange: "How long have you not been home, Miss? Now, do you still admit that your last name is Street?"

"that is because--"

"I think this is probably not a court." William interrupted her and said impatiently, "Either wear it, or, from today on, your friends will go to where they should go one by one..."

Paige was very hesitant.

She couldn't give up the lives of the three people behind her, but she also didn't want to lose face and be dragged through the streets like a prisoner.

She still had unfinished business, and she wanted to return to the manor with her head held high.

I want to free Street from the pain and fear that surrounds him.

She wants to do so much...

I can't just be imprisoned and die in prison.

But now.

Did she have any other choice?
"Let my friend go."

Peggy kicked the chair away, raised her head to William, and spit in his face: "You greedy and vicious thing! I curse you! You will never have peace!"

William shrugged and had his men put handcuffs on her.

Heavy metal weighed down the limbs.

however.

This did not bring more "tolerance" - Roland, Rose and Kingsley were also pinned down and left the tavern with her.

"You said to let my friend go!"

"But I didn't promise you." William took out his handkerchief, wiped his face, glanced at the guards around him, and joked: "Take off her shoes! Since she is willing to be with the miners, she should be barefoot too!"

Peggy was extremely ashamed and angry.

She struggled and yelled 'Don't touch me', but in the end her shoes were taken off and she was left walking barefoot on the sharp, uneven dirt roads.

The three people behind her are a little strange. Kingsley: "I now suspect that Henry Streeter may not be as smart as the crazy illegitimate son of my father's twenty-third lover's lover."

Roland: 'Tell me more about the illegitimate child of the lover's lover.'

Then they were both kicked by the guards.

Roland cursed in his heart and swore that he would tell Rose about this when he got back and let her complain to old Shelley - William didn't tell him that it was today, and he even wore an expensive suit and brought two good cigars.

All were broken in the pushing and shoving.

"Fatty."
-
Annoying.

The other thief didn't think so much. He was eager to try. The blade between his fingers jumped again and again. He kept winking at Peggy and moved closer to Roland.

"Why do I feel like this won't embarrass Peggy?" She struggled, moved to Roland and Kingsley, and asked in a low voice.

William said that "shackles" would embarrass Peggy, but on the other hand...

What about in the eyes of miners?

Something is wrong...?
Kingsley really lamented the brain of this "Shelley heir", wondering if her head lacked the "thinking" part, and was completely filled with "seeking excitement".

No wisdom at all?
"What you want, you can get today." Kingsley replied in the same low voice.

Roland was then kicked by the guard.

"I didn't say anything!" Roland shouted. "These two people said it!"

Guard: "Shut your mouth!"

Roland: "Pay for my cigars!"

Got kicked again.

“Hahahahahahahahaha!”

Kingsley was held by his arms and was pushed around. He really didn't understand why the two friends he made on the train...

Not scared at all?

Is there something missing in their heads?
This is no small matter.

"I say," Kingsley staggered over to Roland and Rose and whispered, "Should we first consider how to get out of this situation—"

But he was scolded loudly by Roland.

"shut your mouth!"

Kingsley: ...

guard:……

After thinking about it, he didn't move again.

That's definitely not what he said.

…………

……

Peggy Streeter.

Streeter in handcuffs and leg irons.

After William specifically instructed these armed guards, the swagger of his walking could almost wake up the unconscious people in the house - they shouted, pushed Peggy, and, led by William, went around every street and alley in Inns Town.

Soon someone recognized Peggy.

But he was immediately driven away and had to follow from a distance.

Gradually, more and more people fell behind the team.

The gun-wielding guards began to feel something was wrong - a gun can allow you to face hyenas, but it can't give you real courage.

When the miners gathered around from all directions, the small stick made of metal parts could not give them more confidence - some people began to get nervous and kept asking William whether he wanted to end this farce.

"It's not up to us to decide now."

William patted his shoulder with a smile in his eyes.

Turn around.

He began to insult Peggy in public.

(End of this chapter)