Infinite Transmigration Starting from Violet

Lu Ye didn't just want to save people,

More importantly, he wanted a stable environment.

An environment where the girl can grow up safely and healthily after I leave.

Otherwise... things will go back to the way they were before.

Violet's value will be quickly discovered amidst the flames of war.

I'd rather die than do that to Lu Ye.

Besides, where else could he possibly send Violet?

Being in a foreign land, with no relatives or friends.

Those who are far from home often feel a profound sense of powerlessness at this time.

Lu Ye was no exception.

His connection to this world consisted only of a few people with whom he didn't have a deep relationship.

Who can be trusted?

Even if the girl is taken away from this country, how will she survive?

Therefore, Lu Ye must do this task.

As long as the war has not yet fully broken out, there is still hope for the situation.

If only the fragments can be found before then...

Lu Ye took out the letter from his pocket, the one that hadn't been burned as usual.

There are ways to salvage the situation.

At the same time, it will not break its promise.

Since Verdon's army planned to cross the swamp and launch a surprise attack.

All we need to do is find their way across the swamp and sabotage it.

"Come on, Violet, I'll take you somewhere, but remember, do as I say."

Lu Ye whispered in Violet's ear.

However, to the vendors nearby, it looked like lovers whispering sweet nothings.

"Damn it, this young couple has been standing there whining for so long, and they haven't even come over to buy me a drink to soothe their throats..."

The vendor muttered to himself, watching the two figures grow ever more distant.

But he quickly fell silent.

He saw Lu Ye go to the bow of the ship and reach out as if asking for something, but the captain looked at him with disdain.

The two seemed to have gotten into an argument, and a group of people surrounded Lu Ye and his girl.

The situation suddenly reversed; the woman actually beat the group of burly men to the ground, and in the end, the man at the bow of the boat obediently pulled out some banknotes...

"Tsk, your girl is pretty good at fighting... I wonder when I'll be able to find a wife who's both beautiful and good at fighting... Let's just forget about her fighting skills."

Just as the vendor was expressing his feelings.

"Hey, two drinks, non-alcoholic."

Lu Ye returned with Violet, looking refreshed, perhaps because he had kicked the bow of the ship twice before leaving.

The vendors obediently put on their business-like smiles and dutifully handed out the drinks.

He didn't want to get beaten up by that violent woman like those sailors.

But this violent woman is really beautiful...

The vendor was mesmerized for a moment.

Suddenly, Lu Ye's hand landed on his shoulder.

"Brother, I'm broke. This drink is on you."

No money? I just saw you beat up that poor bowman and took a large sum of money from him.

But of course he wouldn't dare say that.

The vendor lowered his voice.

"Brother, this is a small business. How about I charge you the price before the price increase?"

"Don't worry," Lu Ye said earnestly, "you'll definitely find a beautiful wife in the future, but you have to stay alive first. A drink for a life, isn't that a good deal?"

The vendor was devastated; this was a blatant threat!

However, after taking one look at the stunning blonde woman with a gorgeous face and figure, the vendor had no choice but to give in.

After all, how could the cost of two drinks possibly be higher than the cost of medicine?

"Walking down the street," Violet asked.

"Don't you have to pay for things?"

"Violet, in this world, life is more precious than money."

Lu Ye seemed to perk up. "We'll save that guy's life, so what's wrong with buying us a drink?"

Violet didn't say anything, but simply tugged at Lu Ye's sleeve.

She knew that the money had already been given.

Before leaving, Lu Ye quietly placed a coin on the side of the stall's glass.

She could tell the boy was very unnatural, his body was tense, and he was obviously afraid of what was about to happen.

Or rather, this is what is called tension.

Lu Ye was trying to alleviate his fear in his own way.

So she is also expressing herself in her own way.

No matter what happens, I'll always be there for you.

However, it's still difficult for her to find a sentence that truly captures her feelings.

Chapter 79 Plan

Outside a dilapidated wooden house in the suburbs.

"How about it?"

"They're all saying the same thing."

Violet removed her hood, her cheeks flushed from the heat.

"They finally confessed."

Lu Ye breathed a sigh of relief, then looked into the room.

"The person should still be alive, right?"

Violet nodded.

"Still alive...probably."

Lu Ye was a little nervous; he knew what Violet meant by "probably."

Simply put, it's like being half-dead.

After all, when she beat up those intelligence agents before, Lu Ye was lying on the ground and heard the sound of bones breaking.

It's like eating braised chicken collarbone; it's crunchy and painful just thinking about it...

Lu Ye lifted the bag in her hand.

It contained pork and blood bags.

Let's rewind two hours.

Inside an underground bar in the lower part of Leiden.

Following the address on the letter, Lu Ye found Verdon's informant.

"What would you like to drink?" the bartender asked.

"I want Komodo Red and Blue Zichuan mixed together."

"We only have bootlegging here, with alcohol content, but no specific type."

"Then let's do fifteen and thirty respectively."

"Okay, which one?"

"The fourth bottle from your left."

After the password was matched, the bartender, who was also the informant, casually poured Lu Ye a drink.

"I never expected him to be a Japanese."

"Didn't I already tell you? I dragged that officer out of the sea. He treats me like his savior now, feeding and taking good care of me. But I heard this country is about to lose the war, so I'm thinking of coming to you. Hehe, have you prepared the money?"

—He looks exactly like a miser.

"You will receive it when you arrive in Versailles."

"Is there really going to be a war here?" Lu Ye said worriedly. "When can I leave?"

"We can leave at five o'clock tomorrow. The border checks are very strict. What's the address?"

The bartender was naturally asking about the person Lu Ye had mentioned in his letter, the one who was highly adaptable to armor.

Lu Ye led the way.

Meanwhile, in the shadows of the bar, several people stood up simultaneously.

The back door of the bar leads to a small alley.

When they got here, the bartender stopped Lu Ye.

“Tell me the address, and you stay here. If the information is false, or if our people get caught after going there…”