Ulysses, Wright, and the others cursed as they drove away from the bar and went to Lennon's farm 121.
"If you ask me, we should call some people back to deal with them. These damn foreigners, they are foreigners, and they can't beat us," roared the hot-tempered Schubert.
Kidd covered his nose and glared at him. He said unhappily, "What's going on? Are you sure you can beat them? "
Schubert said, "I have six miners. What about you? If you call Popovich and Hugo, you can get fifty people. "
Hearing this, Ulysses said angrily, "Don't f * cking talk about Popovich and Hugo. Those two sly foxes. D * mn it, they won't show up. They're watching. We've been tricked."
"Yes, Hugo must be in Lightning Ridge. Yesterday I saw that old bastard eating in the restaurant with his mistress."
"Six of us is enough. There are at least forty people, right? How many of them are there? "
"Don't talk nonsense. That German guy alone is worth forty people. Violence is certainly not going to work."
The few of them started arguing, and the topic revolved around whether they should use violence to deal with Li Du.
"It's not that violence won't work, but it won't work for us," said Wright. "Seriously, guys, you have a lot of miners, but will they fight for you?"
The mine owners quieted down. Now they did not make a racket.
Yes, this was the problem. Their miners were here to mine and earn money, not to follow them to conquer the world.
"What do we do then?" Ulysses asked in frustration. "Do we really stop mining? Ha, I have no problem with that. York, are you willing? "
York Lennon did not speak. He just calmly pondered on the side.
Stop? He was not willing. Now that he had found gems in the pit of mine 122, he had already gained something. He would not stop even if God came!
The group discussed for a while, but in the end, they did not come to a conclusion.
What was certain was that they did not want to stop, and they were not afraid of Li Du.
If they had not broken the law first, they would have taken people to fight Li Du openly. Now that they were breaking the law, they dared not cause trouble, or they would go to jail.
At night, the mine stopped working and became quiet.
A silhouette circled around the area and silently brought back a piece of paper.
Then, under the cover of night, there was a muffled rumble in mine 122, which was the sound of a stone crusher digging a hole in the rock.
The next day, a dung truck drove into the rugged dirt road of the mine and entered mine 122.
As usual, Lennon directed the miners to dig for gems.
A miner said worriedly, "York, to be honest, we'd better stop digging. It's illegal. Our neighbor is no longer the coward he used to be. He won't wait to be captured."
Another miner said, "Yes, we all heard what happened yesterday. The Chinese beat you up, didn't they?"
Lennon covered his cheeks and said, "Don't worry about it. I'll deal with it. Ha, he's just a foreigner. Does he want to stir up trouble in Lightning Ridge?"
The miners looked at each other, and one of them insisted, "They won't let this go, York. We don't want to take the risk."
Lennon looked at them discontentedly and said, "Well, I'll take the lead. What a bunch of cowards."
The miners were so angry that they wanted to hit him. F * ck, that's easy to say. Cowards? Yes, you're not a coward. You're blinded by the gems. The gems are yours, not ours. Why should we take the risk?
At the end of the day, nothing happened.
When they finished work in the evening, Lennon said proudly, "See? He's just trying to scare us. What would he dare to do? He's just a foreigner. What would he dare to do on our territory? "
"What if he goes to court to sue us?"
"That's my business. It has nothing to do with you. Can he sue you miners?" Lennon said impatiently.
The miners shrugged their shoulders and could only listen to him.
In the evening, the miners got off work and the mine owners went home. In the silent wilderness, the rumbling sound of machines breaking rocks could be heard in mine 122.
After dawn, the mine owners took the miners down to mine as usual.
They were crushing ore to find gems when suddenly there was a rumbling sound above their heads.
The group of people were so scared that they hurriedly ran back. Someone shouted, "York, hurry up, the pit is going to collapse!"
Lennon was also scared. He ran at the front and was about to run out of the mine when the rumbling sound suddenly stopped. Nothing happened except for some crushed ore falling.
He stopped and looked suspiciously into the depths of the mine. "What's going on?"
A miner said, "The Chinese must have done something. He's warning us. We'd better leave."
Lennon shook his head and said, "No, maybe he did it, but he certainly wouldn't dare to go too far. If he causes a mine disaster, he'll be in prison for the rest of his life. He won't do that. Rich people don't go to prison."
The mine quieted down. He wanted to go back and see what was going on.
However, he was afraid that something would happen, so he asked a miner to go first.
The miner was very reluctant, but he still had to work for Lennon, so he could only go back with a bitter face.
Soon, a voice came from the mine. "There's a hole above. Someone dug a hole."
Seeing that there was no danger, Lennon carefully returned to the mine. At the bottom of the mine, he saw a hole about the size of a basketball above his head.
He looked up at the hole and asked subconsciously, "What's this for?"
Li Du's little bug was monitoring the situation in the mine. When he saw Lennon looking up at the hole, he smiled and waved.
Aubrey pinched his nose and twisted the valve of the dung truck. The sound of flowing water was heard, and a stench filled the air.
In the mine, Lennon, who was looking up curiously at the cave, was in trouble. A mixture of feces, toilet paper, dead mice, and other messy things came toward him.
A large amount of feces poured down from the hole. Lennon, who was standing at the bottom of the hole, was hit. The feces fell from the top of his head and covered his whole body, like a baker spraying a hot dog with butter.
The surrounding miners were shocked. They quickly reacted and rushed out of the mine to climb up.
Lennon did not come up. A miner asked worriedly, "Did that unlucky guy York faint from the smell? Who wants to go down and see? "
The miners looked at each other. No one wanted to go down.
At this time, a hand stretched out from the mine ladder, and then a stench filled the air. The miners looked at the mouth of the well and saw a man covered in feces slowly climbing up.
"Is … is this York?" a miner asked cautiously.
They heard a familiar voice. Lennon howled like a wolf, "Chinaman, I'll kill you!"
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