Escorting children was dangerous, but it helped them leave Fangshan and brought generous rewards.
Each escort earned a varying amount of Spirit Stones, paid for by the children's parents. The amount depended on the parents' financial means.
And once an escort was complete, Mohist received the parents' gratitude. Occasionally, they even sent him small gifts and thank-you letters, making him feel that what he did was not meaningless.
Buoyed by this excitement, Mohist became increasingly active.
His escort frequency rose from once a day to twice a day, then four times a day.
And four times was the train's limit, not Mohist's limit.
Not only that, but to improve the efficiency of each transport, he had specially ordered lightweight suitcases. Each one could carry two children, greatly increasing the number of children smuggled out.
By the tenth day, he had even considered renting an entire carriage and setting up a shell company on the side, so the smuggling operation could run even more smoothly.
Sitting in the train carriage, Mohist no longer felt the nervousness he once had.
Now, he was calm and composed, completely at ease. He could sit there chatting and laughing with the people around him, making it impossible for anyone to imagine that two children lay inside the suitcase beneath his seat.
The half-hour train ride passed in the blink of an eye. After amicably saying goodbye to the person beside him, he stood up and walked out of the station with his suitcase.
If nothing went wrong, he would soon hand over the suitcase, return with a new one, and perhaps think about how to set up that shell company on the way back.
But just as he was about to leave, someone suddenly grabbed him, and his suitcase was snatched away.
Then his joints