627 Witnessing the Inside Story (1/2)

Chapter 627: Witnessing the Inside Story

Translator: Nyoi-Bo StudioEditor: Nyoi-Bo Studio

When Zhang Zian's car—well, Sun Xiaomeng's car—drove away, Famous and Old Time Tea left the corner they were hiding at and looked at the wall that was two or three hundred meters away.

The streetlights in the suburbs weren't as densely distributed as they were in urban areas. There was only one streetlight far away, and its dismal light could only light up the small area around it. This was better for their operation.

Since the Lunar New Year was approaching, a string of firecrackers went off not too far away from where they were. When the firecracker sounds stopped, Old Time Tea and Famous secretly reached the wall.

Old Time Tea turned its head. Its eyes were shining like a blazing fire underneath its bamboo hat. ”Should I go first?”

”Please,” said Famous.

Old Time Tea climbed up the wall in a zigzag pattern, and in the blink of an eye, leapt to the top of the wall.

Above the wall, there was a layer of barbed wire. The gap between the wall and the barbed wire was so small that if Old Time Tea tried to go under it, it would get hurt. Tapping the wall with its feet, Old Time Tea leapt up higher and landed on top of the iron stake used to hold the wire.

Afraid that Famous couldn't get up, Old Time Tea planned to stay there and watch how Famous managed.

After estimating the height of the wall, Famous tensed all of its muscles like a spring, and leapt up. As if it was being carried by the mist and clouds, it easily jumped over the barbed wire above the wall and landed steadily on the other side.

”What are you waiting for?” Famous turned back to look at Old Time Tea, who was still on the top of the iron stake.

”Your strength is truly amazing!” said Old Time Tea admiringly. It glided down the wall as well.

”Famous, you have a keen sense of smell, why don't you lead the way?”

Although Old Time Tea was confident in its sense of smell, it was inferior to Famous's in this regard.

The moment they landed within the wall, they'd already smelled a rancid stench in the air. Meowing and barking came from within the darkness not far off, pointing them in the direction of the breeding farm.

They were currently in the office area, and nearby was the dormitory area, where the nonlocal employees lived. From inside the simple dorm building, the employees occasionally burst into laughter. The smell of hard liquor and cooked food filled the air.

Old Time Tea and Famous moved through the shadows, carefully avoiding the staff walking by in their slippers. The area was filled with a strong smell of urine. The drunken men who didn't have time to reach a toilet just unzipped their pants and peed against the wall. Some drunkards also placed their hands against the wall and vomited. Famous was extremely sensitive to smells, and found the mixed stench of alcohol and bile to be even more disgusting.

Since Famous didn't want to step on the nasty vomit or urine stains, Old Time Tea, who could see more clearly in the darkness, began to lead the way instead.

After going through this area, they ran into an iron fence.

A warning sign was hung up on the fence: Restricted area guarded by dangerous dogs. No trespassing.

It was common for a large-scale pet breeding base to use larger dogs as guards. However, Famous and Old Time Tea ignored the warning. They effortlessly jumped over the iron fence and entered the main area of ​​the breeding base.

Following Zhang Zian's instructions, Old Time Tea extended its claw to switch on the camera on Famous's neck. The camera started recording.

Under the dim moonlight, they could see that the farm's setup was rather simple. The so-called breeding sites were made up of hard plastic ceilings and woven cloth, which looked like it could barely keep away the wind and rain. However, such simple equipment also meant that the company could maximize the farm's usage.

Since they couldn't see what was happening beyond the woven cloth, Famous and Old Time Tea went into one of them, going under the gap between the cloth and the floor.

This setup was for breeding Poodles—not Teacup Poodles, but ordinary Poodles. Rows of iron cages were arranged in an orderly manner. Famous and Old Time Tea immediately noticed that each cage contained at least two or three puppies, and some cages were even crammed with four or five puppies.