Le Yao frowned. This Mei Yehan even beat his own father; he was simply a madman. It was a shame that when she first met him, she thought he was a noble young master.
"Let's go, my dear sister." Mei Yehan looked at Le Yao. "I like obedient girls."
"Where are you taking me?" Le Yao knew she couldn't anger her, but she also didn't want to know nothing.
"You'll know when you get there, and besides, you have no other choice right now."
Le Yao nodded: "Okay, I'll go with you."
“Tina,” Mayandi called out.
Le Yao glanced back at him and said, "Thank you for your care, Baron. Goodbye." Then she followed Mei Yehan's men onto the speedboat.
Once we got up there, our hands were tied and our eyes were blindfolded.
The speedboat was going very fast, and the sea breeze was extremely cold, feeling like knives cutting into my face, especially the side of my face that had been hit, which quickly went numb.
Fortunately, the speedboat stopped after a short while, and everyone boarded a large ship.
However, Le Yao's eyes were never removed.
I was on the big ship for about a few hours, and it seemed like we were about to dock. But when it was time to disembark, I was knocked unconscious.
When Le Yao woke up again, she found herself locked up somewhere. Because her hands were tied and the cloth covering her face had not been removed, she did not know where she was.
However, she knew that Mei Yehan had brought her here because he probably wanted to negotiate with Nangong Jue.
I tried to move my body and sit up, but I failed.
However, soon, the sound of the door opening was heard, and then someone came in and pulled her up. Fortunately, they also removed the black cloth covering her eyes.
Le Yao then realized that the place she was hiding in was a room with only a door and no windows. There was a small lamp, which was not very bright, but she could still see her surroundings clearly.
Two black men came in, carrying weapons on their shoulders. They didn't say a word, but pulled her away and led her outside.
"Let go of me, I can walk by myself." Le Yao struggled for a moment, then realized she was speaking in Mandarin, so she switched to English.
The Black man clearly understood, and he actually released his grip on her hand, gesturing for her to walk out.
I stepped out of the iron gate in early summer and walked up the steps. My first impression was that it was quite hot.
Previously, when she was on Hoss Island, the weather there was very cool, so she wore a sweatshirt and trousers. But now, she felt unbearably hot, a feeling similar to that she had experienced in Thailand.
Moreover, after coming up from underground, she saw that she was surrounded by tropical trees.
Therefore, she was certain that during the time she was unconscious, they must have crossed the Eastern and Western Hemispheres.
Not far from here, you can see a two-story building surrounded by watchtowers with sentries on them, and heavily armed mercenaries patrolling the area. Many of the people inside have Asian features.
Le Yao was led into the small building. Inside, Mei Yehan was drinking tea and chatting with someone, and she recognized that person as Kun Ye, who had escaped earlier.
"My dear sister, you've worked hard." Mei Yehan stood up to greet Le Yao as soon as she entered. "Sit down and have a cup of tea."
Le Yao didn't speak, but just frowned and looked at Mei Yehan with a sarcastic gaze.
Mei Yehan was somewhat annoyed, and pushed her to the chair, pinning her down on it.
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