Later, without giving these aboriginal gatherers a chance to defend themselves, a group of guards rushed to tie all the gatherers’ mouths with cloth strips and make them physically banned.

The first miners of Aung San were escorted by the Yugoslav capital guards to the square not far from the town hall. There is a punishment stone in this square, which is usually a place to punish prisoners and thieves. Thieves are usually sentenced to flogging. Some women will be tied to the punishment stone if they commit crimes, and some women will not eat or drink the sun. If they can’t stand this humiliation, they will bump into the punishment stone.
For a long time, the whole punishment stone is reddish brown.
Seeing the mayor and town officials sitting on the edge of the square, the Yugoslav capital guards behind Aung San had a chance to whisper to him
"The mayor wants to kill a few people to get rid of Aung San’s eldest brother. The brothers can’t help him, but it won’t make you too painful when you are executed later."
"We know that you went back to town with Boss Aung San last night and there was a stranger. If you can come out and go back to town with you, that person may throw the blame on that person, which will be enough to let Boss Aung San and Latour brothers get away." The Yugoslav capital guard continued to say.
Aung San knew that he wanted to know the information of Viru, and immediately stood up and stared at the Yugoslav capital guard coldly, saying, "Last night, I climbed the wall and went back to the town. The person behind me was Latugen, and there was no one else."
The Yugoslav capital guards can nod slightly and say with a sigh, "Well, it is said that Aung San is the eldest of the miners in the town, so you can really deserve the title of’ eldest’. Since you say so, the brothers on duty at the city wall didn’t see strangers last night."
Aung San glanced at the Yugoslav capital guard again and hesitated before saying, "I’m going to trouble you to tell my brother that as soon as he is told to leave Dodan town with his family, he will go to Wilkes city to live and never come back, and don’t even think about revenge for the two of us."
The Yugoslav capital guard promised low, "Don’t worry, boss Aung San, the news will be brought to you."
……
Mayor Marco sat in a chair on the edge of the square with a sullen face, and the slave trade was messed up. He didn’t sleep a wink these two days. All the signs were that the fugitives in exile at the bottom of the business group tampered with it, but he took people outside the city to search for a day and a night and found no evidence.
In order to avoid the expanding influence of this matter, he had to swallow this tone and settle it hastily.
Only a few officials in the town have arrived, including the captain of the Yugoslav capital guard brigade, the tax collector of Duodan Town, the population inspector of Duodan Town, and so on. The garrison commander of Xinduodan Town, Surdak, has not yet arrived at the square. Mayor Marco looked impatiently at Mrs. luna around him
Mrs. luna can barely squeeze out a smiling face and look at the garrison camp
The garrison commander Surdak’s adult just walked out of the camp and walked along the dirt road towards the square.
When Surdak went to the square, Surdak didn’t go to the town first, but went to the punishment stone and saw a group of aborigines with their hands, feet and mouths tied. On the spot, they should be criminals waiting for execution.
He didn’t expect the mayor Marco’s mouth to say that’ the trial of the members of the bandit group was carried out here in the town hall’. Actually, he found such a group of scapegoats. If Veru didn’t just know about it, maybe he would be kept in the dark by these officials in the town.
Surdak walked slowly to the town where officials gathered.
Mayor Marco took a cold look at Surdak and shouted at the secret Mrs. luna. "When you reach the notice, try to make it clear earlier when you meet. It’s impossible for someone to be late and wait for it …"
Mrs. luna blushed and replied, "I know, mayor."
Mayor Marco impatiently waved his hand and said to the town officials at a glance without looking at Surdak, "Well, since everyone’s time is very limited, I’ll notify you about it routinely and then everyone will raise their hands."
Marco mayor paused a cold eyes from the town officials face swept this just say.
"Those people in the square robbed an adventure group outside the city the day before yesterday, and now the town defense guards have arrested them. Now Duodan Town is in an extraordinary period. My idea is to execute them on the spot and agree not to raise your hand …"
This group of small town officials all looked down at their toes, and the scene was very quiet for a while.
Mayor Marco DengYuan eyes swearing at the town officials in front of him. "Why don’t you all say anything dumb? People who know you know that you agree to my decision that outsiders should look at you like this, and your silence is a resistance … "
The town tax collector hurriedly squeezed out a smiling face that was uglier than crying and said to Mayor Marco, "Mayor, we all agree that if there is no one else, I have to sort out the tax accounts, Mayor …"
Marco mayor face slightly Ji nodded slightly.
"I don’t agree!"
Surdak raised his hand among these people and said,
Chapter 74 Execution Ground 2
The square was suddenly quiet, and all eyes almost fell on Surdak.
A small town official looked at Surdak with a face of surprise, and his eyes were very complicated. Some people even opened their mouths into an’ O’ shape.
There are many people at the scene who are very unfamiliar with Surdak. I wonder how he has the courage to come out and defend the local aborigines in the town.
Many aborigines are also whispering to try to understand the brave man in front of them.
Surdak exhaled in situ and looked at Marco Mayor with a calm face. The smile is a hateful sample of’ I am here to spoil’.
He came to prepare for breakfast and then told Mayor Marco the news of hunting wanted men outside Viru.
I didn’t expect Mayor Marco to think about it last night and find some scapegoats waiting for him. This afternoon, everyone will come forward to sign and sign the scapegoat charges and then send them to the execution ground, even if the case is over.
I didn’t expect that the town of Duodan would rot like this and dare to try these crimes in the town square and the aborigines would come forward to stop it …
No wonder the commander of the Langdon cavalry battalion couldn’t wait to lead the army away.
Surdak said and went straight to the mayor of Marco. Surdak was half a head taller than Marco. Mayor Marco had a beard and sharp eyes, and he didn’t lose to Surdak.
He glared at Surdak, holding back his anger and said, "Commander Surdak has any different opinions, but don’t wave us when the town Council comes out. Since most of us agree with this proposal, I declare …"
Surdak stretched out his hand and held mayor Marco’s shoulder to grab his instructions and said, "Mayor Marco, we need a fair trial."
Mayor Marco coldly stared at Surdak and waited for him to continue.
"If they are guilty, I am willing to cut off their heads with my own sword," Surdak said.
He said in a low voice, "But I want to know what their crimes are. I hope you don’t just grab a few aborigines in the town … perfunctory."
He said that the last sentence made Mayor Marco and several officials around him hear clearly.
That a few officials at this moment is a face of horror at Surdak.
They carefully glanced at Marco’s mayor, who was worried that he would be angry with them and stepped back half a step without moving.
Surdak stared at Mayor Marco’s fierce eyes, which seemed not afraid of him, and bluntly said, "Mayor Marco, there must be some conclusive evidence that you took these aborigines to the square and decided that they were the masterminds of the robbery?"
Mayor Marco bulged the veins stood out on his forehead and said somberly, "Of course I have conclusive evidence. They are not only town gatherers, but also privately colluded with nearby indigenous tribes to form a bandit group to rob the town adventure group outside the town."
He clenched his fist and restrained himself from punching Surdak in the face. He continued
"They listen for information about the small town adventure group and then send it outside the town to ambush in the forest outside the town."
"These leaders of Aung San, the miners, have been sending information about the adventure group to the outside of the town recently, and they have committed crimes outside the town in recent months."
"We have enough evidence, including the witness of the tribal aborigines."
"In addition, only last night, the city’s defense guards also grasped Aung San’s whereabouts. He only crossed the north wall last night and returned to the town. Most of these people have confessed."
Then he turned his head to Mrs. luna around him and ordered, "Mrs. luna, please take out these aboriginal confessions and show them to Commander Surdak!"
Mrs. luna hurriedly dug out a document folder in her arms and found that the ink was not dry enough to confess.
Surdak looked at the penalty stone and the aborigines waiting to be punished didn’t even pick up Mrs. luna’s confession in her hand and said to Mayor Marco, "What would the mayor think if I said that there was someone else looting the slave trade outside the city?"
Marco mayor narrowed his eyes in the face of near Surdak said
"Then I’d like to ask Commander Surdak what evidence do you have?"
Surdak turned to Viru and Andrew behind him and said