Chapter 1318 - Igloo (1/2)
Chapter 1318: Igloo
Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio <i class="_hr">Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio
From Steve and Elson’s words, Li Du knew that Bobby Blodwen had another brother who seeht that brother was on the northerne of the northern island However, he did not have uards; there were only about 20 of theot a warning in advance came forward There were only four or five people, and they were soon knocked down by Li Du and his uards rushed up with serious faces
Steve patted Blodwen on the shoulder as they stood before the group and said, “Tell theet so worked up”
“We are friends, not eneuards knehat he had been doing the other day and saw hi escorted back The phone conversations, too, told the on However, they were just eave the order, they had to carry it out
After they descended froroup headed for Blodwen’s ca Ivan, and souard the helicopter As they occupied the helicopter, it would be extremely difficult for Blodwen to take it back
On the way, Steve asked Blodwen, “How much fuel do you have for the helicopter? Ask so us some more to take on the road”
Maybe because he was on his turf again, Blodwen regained some confidence He frowned and said, “The helicopter does not belong to my family We borrowed it in Russia You can’t take it away”
Steve laughed “I’ it, too Don’t worry, I don’t want to keep your helicopter I just need it for a while”
Blodwen shook his head firmly “I’m sorry, this is im…”
Steve flashed his pistol at him, and Blodwen stiffened his neck and said, “Don’t think I’m a chicken,un and said, “Well, I guess I used the wrong approach!”
He pulled out a bag of grayish dried mushrooms, the same Fly A and said, “Would you like to have some of this? Then I can collect your urine and pour it on you I suppose you’d be glad to lend me a chopper in the rew pale “Don’t you dare!”
Steve opened the bag, and Blodwen said, “Okay, fine, I’ll lend you the helicopter, but only for a week!”
“Deal!” Steve smiled with satisfaction
Blodas not afraid of a gun because he knew no one would actually dare to shoot him, but he was afraid of the Fly Aainst him
The snowuards, they approached a building
If there had not been soht he wouldn’t have noticed Blodwen’s caloos The ice houses were larger than the typical Eskiloo They were made of ice blocks, and the tallest of them looked the two-story square houses in Li Du’s holoos were perched on ice caps When they pulled up to the building, Blodwen pointed ahead “This is rab a drink”