Chapter 379: Xitie City
A team composed of a dozen camels slowly passed through a sand dune and finally vaguely saw a large area of grass-green color not far ahead.
An irrepressible cheer erupted in the team, and the fatigue in everyone's eyes disappeared, all replaced by excited expressions.
The dark-faced man at the very front of the team also breathed a sigh of relief and habitually accompanied a fawning smile to the side, wanting to say something:
"Sir, we have already... Eh, Mr. Ou, Mr. Ou..."
The dark-faced man's surprised voice rang out in the team.
The camel beside him was empty, and the person riding on it had disappeared without knowing when. Not a single person in the entire team had discovered this matter.
Behind another sand dune a mile away, Wang Yu, holding the bone banner, drilled out from underground and looked deeply in the direction of the original smuggling team.
Since he intended to sneak into Xierde, how could he leave clues for the English Federation people to follow? To join some gang, he should instead be as low-key as possible and not attract others' attention.
Wang Yu pondered this and strode toward a city in another direction.
Half a day later.
On a street in Xitie City, Wang Yu, travel-worn, stepped down from a car, looked up at the clothing store in front of him, and walked in without hesitation.
In less than the time it takes to drink a cup of tea, he had changed into a white casual outfit, walked out carrying a package, and then turned and walked into a nearby fast-food restaurant.
Looking at the prices on the menu, which were clearly more than double those in the English Federation, he only ordered a pizza box and a cup of milk tea, then opened his phone and began to search for all news related to Xitie City.
"Xitie City" is the large city in Xierde closest to the Hankela Desert.
The entire city has a resident population of 600,000. It used to be mainly based on iron ore mining, but after the nearby ore veins were exhausted, it transformed into a tourism and entertainment industry, and many large and small casinos were opened here, mainly attracting tourists from countries around Xierde to consume here.
But in recent years, news of tourists disappearing from time to time has come out of Xitie City, so many people suspect that the Moao Family, which controls this place, is privately engaged in human trafficking, but there is no concrete evidence.
After Wang Yu finished reading the news on his phone, a look of contemplation appeared on his face.
Undoubtedly, he would certainly not stay in Xitie City. After all, this was too close to the English Federation, and he had to find another city suitable for hiding.
This city must not only have an international airport with direct flights to China, but the more population, the better, and it would be best if it were a bit more chaotic.
Only in this way could he be like a drop of water dissolving into the sea, completely hiding his identity so that the English Federation people could not find him.
Thinking of this, while eating, he used his phone to check for suitable cities again. After listing them one by one, he carefully searched for information to compare.
Waer City is definitely not okay!
Although there must be an international airport there, and the population is the second largest in the country, and there is the largest gang sitting in town, it is the capital city, too eye-catching, and there are many embassies, and there are many ears and eyes from various countries.
As the strongest Western country, if the English Federation really wanted to lower its face to threaten a gang, I'm afraid the Waer Gang could only obey.
Maidi City is also not okay.
This city is the third largest city in Xierde and also the largest industrial city in Xierde. Several regular Xierde armies with designations are stationed throughout the city.
The ordinary people living in this city are mostly local people serving major factories, and the population flow is very sparse.
It would not be easy for him, an outsider, to hide his identity if he went there.
Peng Jie City!
The largest city in Xierde, with a population of over 8 million, it is also the largest foreign trade city in Xierde, with two international airports, and its economy is extremely developed, providing nearly half of Xierde's foreign exchange income.
This city is located in the center of Xierde's hinterland, but it is not controlled by any single family. Instead, it is controlled by more than a dozen gangs, including the three major gangs, each controlling a part of the area.
Seeing this, Wang Yu's eyes lit up, and he immediately made a decision in his heart.
After the target was determined, the problem he had to solve now was to first get a sum of cash and then get a set of fake documents that could pass for real.
As for the former, although he could use concealment spells to conjure currency, it could only be looked at and could not be truly used. Instead, Xitie City has so many casinos, and with his ability, wanting to get some cash is naturally not a big problem.
As for the latter, in a chaotic country like Xierde, as long as you have money, let alone fake documents that pass for real, even getting a set of real identity documents is probably not a very difficult thing.
But before doing all this, he must change his appearance again to prevent leaving any traces.
Thinking of this, Wang Yu swallowed the last piece of pizza into his stomach in a few bites and left the restaurant carrying the package.
Xitie City is worthy of being a tourist city. There are many people carrying bags of all sizes on the street, and there are also many black people and yellow people mixed in.
The luxury shops on both sides of the street are even one after another. Looking at the shop signs, many are globally well-known big brands.
But not long after walking, he saw at a crossroads ahead, on a white multi-story building, a very eye-catching electronic sign hanging, with the words "Huang Long Entertainment City" in large Chinese characters flashing blindingly.
A casino opened by Chinese people?
Witnessing this scene, Wang Yu's eyes couldn't help but narrow.
Isn't this city controlled by the Moao Family? How could there be a casino opened by Chinese people?
He was somewhat surprised, but his footsteps didn't stop. He quickly walked past the front of this casino, and after passing two more streets, he found an inconspicuous small hotel and walked in.
"Sir, a single room is 30 pounds a day, a double room is 40 pounds. If you add breakfast, add an extra 5 pounds. Also, if you check in, please show your documents. Tourists from nearby countries do not need a passport, just identity documents." Behind the hotel lobby counter stood a short-haired woman wearing a greeter's uniform. After smiling and nodding to Wang Yu, who walked over, she said very skillfully.
She was not old, and her features were ordinary, but she was full of youthful vitality.
Wang Yu looked up at the camera in the corner of the lobby, his expression unchanged. He took out a few banknotes from his body and also took out an English Federation identity document that looked standard, and handed it over:
"Give me a single room, stay for one day, no breakfast needed. Please hurry up."
He said, and under the identity document he handed over, a wisp of black Qi was vaguely visible. He moved his body half a step sideways as if unintentionally, just enough to completely block the document in his hand from one side.
The short-haired woman took the banknotes and the document, just compared Wang Yu's appearance slightly, then nodded, quickly entered the relevant information into a thick book on the counter with a pen, and then took out a key with a room number, returning it to Wang Yu along with the document:
"Sir, room 303. Please check out on time tomorrow according to the regulations."
Wang Yu took the things and walked into the elevator in the lobby.
When the elevator door slowly closed, the British Federation identity document he was clutching in his hand suddenly emitted a wisp of black Qi, transforming into a piece of hard paper of the same size.
Wang Yu moved his fingers and crumpled the hard paper into a ball of waste.
After the elevator door opened again, he walked out as if nothing had happened, flicked his wrist, and tossed the paper ball into a nearby wastebasket.
End of Chapter
