Lu Guan was very confident. "I've confirmed the news. It's the largest GSP location in North America. There are many GSP auctions held every year. Someone rents a warehouse to store luggage and binoculars. I think there's good stuff in that warehouse."
Speaking of binoculars, Li Du suddenly remembered the time he and Princeps had tricked Conrad Anthony.
At that time, he had bought a large telescope lens and put it in the box as bait to lure Conrad into taking the bait. As a result, Conrad had been brainless and had really taken the bait.
Of course, it had something to do with the high price of a large telescope. He had indeed been too excited.
Thinking of what had happened before, Li Du became vigilant and asked carefully, "Who got the news from? Are you sure there's no problem with it? "
Lu Guan said, "I got the news from the official website. No one has influenced it, so I don't think there's a problem."
Hearing this, Li Du was relieved.
He was just being cautious. With the little bug in hand, there was no way he could fail. If the Anthonys wanted to use the same means to get back at him, they would never succeed.
However, Fort Davis was some distance from Phoenix. Even if he was tricked, Li Du would still feel depressed. That was why he was being so careful.
The auction was held in early February. For the Phoenix area, spring had arrived and they could even prepare for summer. The weather was already hot.
No wonder Luo Qun was so anxious. It seemed to her that it was already late spring.
In fact, for the Siberian region, this season was no different from winter.
Before leaving for the auction at Fort Davis, Li Du called Steve and asked him how to arrange the trip to the North Pole.
Crossing Siberia to the North Pole was a favor exchanged between the two sides.
Li Du accompanied Steve to the North Pole. Steve was full of confidence in him, thinking that he was strong enough and had enough luck.
Steve would accompany Li Du and his party to Siberia first. His connections and resources were what Li Du urgently needed.
After receiving the call, Steve told him that his team had begun to prepare for the trip, but it would be best to wait until March.
In fact, many places in Siberia were covered with snow in March.
With that in mind, Li Du set off with the team, heading southeast from Phoenix. Their destination was Fort Davis.
In 1854, the United States established a frontier fort at the southwest corner of Texas, to secure the road of commerce that formed from the great city of San Antonio in the east to El Paso in the extreme west. This road was then five hundred and forty miles long, and was traversed by mail, freight, and emigrants in great numbers.
Later, when the Civil War broke out, the castle was destroyed. After the war ended, the Buffalo Warriors used limestone and mud to rebuild the outer wall of the castle, restoring the castle.
Now, Fort Davis had been transformed from a fortress into a small town, and the castle that was originally used for battle had become a national historic site.
There were only eleven storage units to be auctioned this time. Li Du estimated that there wouldn't be many valuable items to be found, so he didn't invite many people. He only brought along some of the people who had gathered around him in Flagstaff.
Six trucks formed a convoy. Li Du sat in the Rolls-Royce at the head of the convoy and headed southeast.
It was a long journey. It was the first time Li Du had led a convoy through a state and into the third state.
The journey was long and the scenery was good. It was spring in the southwestern part of the United States. After leaving the desert area, they saw a lot of green.
The road was long, and some sections of the road had no cars for hours. They were the only ones on the road.
Every time at this time, Li Du looked back from the window and always felt a special kind of loneliness.
The Rolls-Royce was more flexible than the trucks. They would arrive at the town ahead of time and then go to the local post office to buy postcards.
Of course, these were not for Sophie. Sophie had now simply followed Li Du and became the team's doctor.
Now it was Hans who needed the cards. He decided to follow Li Du's path of success.
Staying in the post office, Hans wrote a simple message on the beautiful postcards and put them in the mailbox, hoping that his sincerity would move the blonde ponytail girl.
While resting, someone noticed this and asked Hans what he was doing.
Hans was eager to get help, so he did not hide his purpose and told the treasure hunters his purpose.
The treasure hunters snorted. Dickens said, "What's the use of this? I say you drive a Rolls-Royce or a Ferrari, go straight to Riverdale, and use a luxury car to win her over. "
"The country girl might not recognize these two cars. Use money, man, bring a hundred thousand dollars. I bet there's no girl that can't be won over by money."
"If you ask me, what's the point of spending so much effort? Big Fox, just show her your savings and she'll take off her pants immediately, haha! "
Li Du heard this and slapped the table. "Don't talk nonsense. Big Fox is really in love this time. He's going to marry the girl."
"True love?" The treasure hunters continued to snort. "I don't believe there's any true love other than you and Sophie."
Treasure hunters had to go out from time to time. After all, the number of storage units in a city was fixed. It was impossible to have storage auctions all year round.
They were often away from their wives, and it was easy for family conflicts to arise.
Most of the treasure hunters were uneducated people who liked to drink and stay away from their wives. When they had money, they would inevitably find some fun in the local area.
And their wives were not to be trifled with. Treasure hunters often came home to find other men sleeping in their beds, and some even found that the children they had raised were not their own.
In short, most of their relationships and family lives were messy.
After seeing more and experiencing more, they did not have much hope for love, or rather, they only believed in money and not love.
Of course, most treasure hunters had harmonious families and deep relationships, but most people did not care about such normal things. A hundred couples with deep relationships would not attract as much attention as ten couples with broken relationships.
The treasure hunters were rude. After Li Du's warning, they did not take it to heart and continued to make vulgar jokes. They only shut up when Sophie came in.
Sophie could guess what these people were saying behind her back, but she was a smart girl and did not pursue the matter.
"We're 250 miles from Fort Davis. Everyone, drink some drinks to replenish your energy. We'll stay at Fort Davis tonight," Sophie told them.
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