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Chapter 795 Xu Huo’s Arrangements

Chapter 795: Chapter 795 Xu Huo’s Arrangements

It was called a loan, but Xu Huo was not really that unscrupulous, and he still left a substantial sum of money for the boss.

After taking the money, the boss said, "Your legs don’t seem convenient, do you want me to drive for you?"

"No need." Xu Huo stood up, moved his limbs around, and lifted the wheelchair into the old van.

"Do you have anything to take?" he asked Xiao Yuan, "I can go back with you to get it."

"I don’t." Xiao Yuan pulled out a small glass bottle from around her neck, "This is all I need!"

Inside the bottle was a tooth.

Seeing that she truly had no attachments, Xu Huo gestured for her to sit in the passenger seat, then started the van and headed out of town.

Small cities don’t really monitor who comes and goes, but there were still many ordinary people paying attention to the activity on the streets. Xu Huo was leaving, and of course, the small town couldn’t keep him; he was bound to leave sooner or later, but he was taking Xiao Yuan with him.

The adults hiding in their houses looked on with envy mixed with regret. A few street children ran crazily after the van, but after a while, some stopped in place, dumbfounded, others fell to the ground crying. Among them, one child cried out between tears, "Xiao Yuan! Can I go with you!"

Xiao Yuan was also crying. She didn’t dare to make more requests to Xu Huo but could only wipe her tears while looking at him with hopeful eyes.

"Do you want to take them with you?" Xu Huo asked.

"Can I?" Xiao Yuan was stunned, but then became nervous. She had a vague feeling that Xu Huo wasn’t taking her away simply to place her somewhere else safe, but if there were too many people, he might change his mind.

"Just ask," Xu Huo said. "You’re a child, you don’t have to overthink."

"If we take them with us, can I still call you teacher?" Xiao Yuan blurted out immediately.

"You shouldn’t be calling me teacher in the first place," Xu Huo stopped the car, "but taking a few kids is no big deal; moving to another city is better than here. Come with me."

Xiao Yuan let out a careful cheer, then stuck her upper body out the window and waved her hand quickly at the distant street children, "Come on!"

The children pulled each other and ran toward the van once more, with two more kids who had been looking on from the roadside joining in.

In total, seven children scrambled into the back seat, one after another.

The van door closed again, and the vehicle slowly left the small town.

There wasn’t enough food in the van for so many children. Along the way, Xu Huo took them for a meal, and also bought some snacks to keep in the van.

Having almost never eaten packaged snacks that were fresh and intact, whether moldy or leftovers from others, the children’s eyes still greedily fixed on the bags, even if they were full from the meal.

"You can’t eat anymore," Xiao Yuan told them. "If you eat too much, you’ll burst your stomach!"

The children were good at reading people’s expressions. With Xu Huo remaining silent, they didn’t dare to grab more. Some of them, after their initial joy, started to worry about their own situation.

There had been cases in the past where children were deceived and either went missing or died.

"Xiao Yuan, where are we going?" the boy who had chased after the car and called out asked softly.

"To the big city," Xiao Yuan replied cheerfully. "We won’t have to starve or be beaten anymore!"

The children were still apprehensive because her words seemed no different from those of the adults who had tricked others before.

During rest stops on the road, Xu Huo told Xiao Yuan to go to the back and talk to the other children, while he searched for nearby welfare institutions in other cities.

He didn’t consider the safe zones.

First, there was no guarantee they could get in, and second, the competition for resources in safe zones would surely be more intense, and they might abandon the old, the weak, and the young in special circumstances.

A bustling common city was enough.

Having easily determined the location, Xu Huo set out once again.

There were checkpoints on the main road into the city, and Xu Huo, being alone with so many children, would certainly attract attention—players came over to inspect.

The more strictly they were inspected, the better Xu Huo’s attitude. He frankly stated that he was taking these children to a welfare institute. Given the special circumstances, even if players were concerned about the children’s situation, they couldn’t spare any effort to help, except for an older man who wasn’t of much use and went with him to the welfare institute.

The moment the old man boarded the vehicle, he noticed the fresh bloodstains on the wheelchair, involuntarily growing tense.

"Don’t worry, I am quite respectful towards the elderly and caring for the young," Xu Huo consoled.

The old man’s expression grew even grimmer.

Fortunately, they arrived at the welfare institute without incident.

Xu Huo really took the children inside, but he didn’t rush to handle the paperwork. Instead, he went to meet with the director and teachers.

There was no problem with the director. Xu Huo made a generous donation with the condition that they take good care of the children. Not only providing food and clothing, but also schooling for those who had the opportunity to attend.

"That’s only right," the director said with a kind smile. "The children should be in school anyway."

"I’ll go register the children."

Xu Huo nodded, "I’ve met all four teachers in the institute. One of them has some issues. When I leave, I’ll take him with me, so the director won’t need to look for him later."

The director opened her mouth, her expression fluctuating between disbelief and anger, but in the end, she didn’t say anything and left for the auditorium, visibly upset. She encountered the four teachers and scrutinized them for a long time before giving up.

"We’ll do as you say," she told Xu Huo.

"There are eight children in total," the older player who came with them told the director.

"Seven," Xu Huo gestured, and Xiao Yuan immediately ran to his side. "I’m going with the teacher!"

"Leaving?" The old man didn’t catch on. "To another welfare institute?"

"To Zone 011," Xu Huo glanced at him.

The old man was surprised, then enviously said, "Zone 011 is a great place, technologically advanced, stable, and without random dungeons."

"Children can’t enter dungeons, you’ll need to buy a non-player ticket. Here’s a website," Xu Huo replied.

Once Xiao Yuan had said goodbye to the other children, Xu Huo pointed at a teacher to accompany him.

The teacher found this a bit strange, but seeing the director nod her head, he cheerfully followed Xu Huo out of the welfare institute.

The moment they left the building, Xu Huo knocked the man out and threw him into the vehicle.

"What are you doing!" The older player had just finished writing down the website.

Xu Huo found the man’s phone and browsed through some encrypted files, then, after opening one, tossed it to him before driving off.

After casually dealing with the man, Xu Huo swapped cars and then took Xiao Yuan to a hotel, where he logged into the website and purchased a non-player ticket.

In larger game zones, non-player tickets could be obtained through the zone government or game base. But in a place like Zone 009, which had just fully assimilated into the game, the game base surely wouldn’t care, and the zone government lacked authority. If the Player Organization wasn’t recognized, there might not be an official entity to manage everything, but there were plenty of people to handle such transactions.

"You’ll go on the train by yourself," Xu Huo instructed Xiao Yuan. "Non-player trains are relatively safe. After boarding, give the money to the conductor, and they will naturally take care of you. Once you arrive at the station, look for a patrol car, ask them to take you to Rose Castle. The butler, Mr. Dong, uses ventriloquism. Listen to his arrangements when you get there."