The Secret Code of Monsters.

Chapter 437 Ch.436 Forward! Peggy!
"Look at this woman!"

The spherical man waved his arms and bounced on the ground like a ball.

"That's what happens when you disobey Sir Henry Streeter!"

He said.

This sentence made the leading guard change color.

He wasn't terribly stupid: William was certainly pushing events to the point of no return.

"gentlemen…"

"Stay away from me." William pushed him away and continued to act like a clown: "I see you have seen it clearly, look at her feet, her hands, her face and neck. When we get to the manor, play with her for a few days, and the Baron will return her to you..."

"If you still want it."

Like a boulder dropped into a calm lake.

The suppressed anger finally found an outlet.

Some people started swearing, and the braver ones picked up stones and threw them at the guards.

——There are also those who use bread.

The crowd continued to press towards the center, pushing the guards. The roars and shouts, the growing noise blocked out the sounds of their communication.

Each guard here is like an isolated island in the tsunami.

'what should we do?'

Someone raised his gun, but was pressed down by his companions.

'Do you want to die?!'

The situation became increasingly irreversible.

"Give us our Peggy back! Now!"

"Get lost! Vicious accomplice!"

"Let that Henry eat shit!"

"Put down your weapons! Leave! Stay away from our Paige!"

One guard couldn't help himself and hit the yelling miner with the butt of his rifle. He lost his teeth and had a mouth full of blood, but he still grabbed the guard's trouser leg and kept cursing.

The woman scratched them with her nails, and the children, unaware of the danger, clapped their hands and screamed.

Wave after wave of shouts echoed through the street.

Paige cried silently.

thanks…

She looked around at the anger surging around her.

This was the man she had protected.

Now, they are trying to protect her in their own way.

Peggy opened her mouth, but felt something blocking her throat and she couldn't make a sound.

At this time.

The crowd was in a commotion.

The green-eyed girl pushed past the guard, snatched his gun, and held it high.

"eye for eye!"

She yelled into the wind, her emerald eyes drinking in chaos and madness. She wanted to speak righteously, but she couldn't control the corners of her mouth from curling up, and her joy and anger were swallowed up by the trembling rising in her flesh and blood.

太…

Fantastic.

The world is focused on me.

then.

Turn it upside down like a deck of cards.

"I am not from Ince Town, everyone!"

Her voice was like a whistle of command, and after a few words, the noise gradually quieted down: "I am not from Lancashire, and I stay away from you."

She looked around at the faces around her that were angry, timid, withdrawn or crazy.

"I don't want to do this, but I really can't stand it!" She grabbed the gun and pointed it at the miners: "How can you endure it, guarding a legitimate heir day after day, year after year, but willingly being oppressed by the usurper!"

Thief?
Everyone was talking about it.

"Yes, the thief. I'm afraid only a woman like Peggy, who is worried that something bad has happened to you, or that her wife or husband has died, and who is too kind, would not tell you about this."

Rose waved her gun and questioned the guards: "Her brother murdered his family and stole the title. A girl who has not grown up, mixed with miners and prostitutes, is this the 'great' Streeter?"

"You know nothing, yet you are accomplices to evil!"

The guns were turned toward the miners.

"And you, rats who dig holes all day long! You can only comfort this girl with dry and incoherent words. You know how much she has done for you, but you turn a blind eye and pretend that you know nothing?"

“It’s really shameful.”

"The price of the tavern menu, the canary, and the daily support."

"You take it for granted?"

This made many people angry.

"Of course we know!" one child shouted. "We would give anything for Peggy!"

Rose smiled.

She dropped the gun and let Peggy out.

William was furious and waved his arms even more vigorously: "Catch them! Catch all these rebels!"

His head was hit by a bamboo basket thrown by someone unknown. He fell down with a scream and rolled into the crowd. He was never seen again and never made a sound again.

The guards pointed their guns at Rose, and some at the boy who stepped forward.

He was not tall, wore a felt hat, and had a dirty face.

"My name is Kohler! It was Miss Peggy Street who gave me the money so that my father could have a safe box to sleep in... I am indebted to her and I am willing to give my life for her - come on! Wild dog! Dirty thing! Shoot me in the chest!"

"I'm going to die in front of you, so that everyone can see that I have courage!"

A child's words made many adult miners feel ashamed.

Paige has helped them countless times.

Every night of revelry and a cheap menu.

Every time I go down to the mine, I hear the birds chirping in the iron cage.

They got the benefits, but they only praised the girl with words, making her kindness and efforts seem like a matter of course.

But at this moment, the one who stood up and dared to face the bullet was a child.

A child. Worse than a child.

Some miners could not bear the humiliation of immediate death, so they pushed aside the people in front of them and rushed out, but were knocked down by gun butts.

Then, more people began to attack the guards.

Until they heard a sound that had been silent for a long time.

Peggy Streeter, in tears, raised her legs and said passionately:
"Who gave you the power to wave your claws at your fellow countrymen?!"

Crash…crash…

Her wrists were locked in front of her abdomen and her feet were bare. The iron rings rubbed her ankles and made them bleed.

“Who gave you the power?”

She questioned the guard who hit people with his gun.

"Uncle Hank, did I lose my memory?"

"When did a gatekeeper become a guard?" She stared at the man, her eyes almost wanting to peel off his skin. "You hooked up with a noble man, but you don't know who raped your wife to death, right?"

Hank blushed at this.

"Yes, it was the order of Lord Henry Streeter..." He shouted at the top of his voice, as if this could cover up the truth that Peggy said, "It was Lord Henry Streeter! The Baron! The mayor! The town police--"

He said.

"You attempted... attempted..." He didn't know how to describe this wonderful thing due to his lack of vocabulary. Veins popped out on his neck and he was sweating anxiously: "Peggy Streeter is a criminal!"

He spoke to those around him, but no one listened.

"Pooh!"

Someone spat at him.

Wow...

Paige raised her locked hands.

no way no money.

Then...

She should be like the real Streeter.

"My uncle, my aunt! My friend!"

Her voice was sad, and the blood flowing from her wrist dyed her arm red and dripped onto her face.

"Those who take care of me! Those who I take care of! Those who grew up with me, or watched me grow up!"

"Everyone who suffers in Innstown—"

Her voice was not loud, but every word struck the bleeding hearts in the silence.

"I'm Peggy, Peggy Streeter."

"Not your Saviour, your Light, and your Money Bag!"

"I am your daughter, your son. You are the bad seed who sneaks into the mines, the dirty thief who steals your children's bread, the cheap girl who plays the piano on the night of revelry, the shameless woman who has lost her honor and her family name..."

Blood dripped from his eyelids.

The girl, who seemed to be shedding tears of blood, was now covered with a layer of light golden gauze under the rising sun.

She is stunningly beautiful.

"My brother was vicious and burned my parents and my other brothers and sisters to death. I hid my pain, fearing that I would offend someone and cause you to lose your lives..."

She spoke every word.

"But today, I have no other options. I'm afraid Henry Streeter will start a massacre, causing more people to lose their wives, husbands, and children..."

"This man whose heart and soul have long been filled with gold pounds has turned into a monster!"

"He doesn't care whether you live or die, as if he wants to dig up the whole town and its people..."

"What shall I do? Tell me, gentlemen, ladies, what shall your child do with a girl who has lost her honor?"

silence.

Her voice suddenly became higher, and the lock on her wrist was no longer a lock, as if it melted into a burning horn in the light.

"I want to ask him!"

"Go ask him!"

"Why do the people of this land have to live in such a difficult situation? Why do we have to make this town, which should be rich, full of young people with broken legs and arms?"

"Where did all the money that should have gone into your pockets go?!"

“Where did you go?!”

"I'm going to ask him!"

The horn blasted out flames, boiling the entire sea.

The crowd was excited.

"Everyone from Inns Town!"

She stood in the wind, her long hair and sunlight blending into a golden cloak, and a knight ready to charge began to call out -

"I beg...I beg you..."

"For your daughter, for me..."

"Make a way!"

Rose grabbed a sickle from somewhere and cut the chains between Peggy's wrists and ankles with a clang.

The sound of metal breaking finally detonated the long-accumulated anger!
The miners rushed over and pinned the guards to the ground.

Someone shouted the guards' surnames: it was his father, or his mother's relative, or his sister's husband - they had no choice but to surrender, have their guns taken away, be pinned to the ground, or be slapped in the face by the cursing old man.

The chaos lasted only a few minutes.

soon.

A winding narrow road cut through the crowd like a rift valley.

They gazed at the girl, who was like a saint, with blood on her face at every step, her dull blond hair in tangled clumps, and her haggard but firm eyes like fire.

"go Go!"

"Paige!"

"Go!"

They shouted, followed, and called her name.

"Forward! Paige!"

they shouted.

"forward!"

(End of this chapter)