Gold Rush Starts in the Bering Sea

Chapter 64: The Security Team's Initial Success

I told the local recruitment agency about my needs, and then it was time to make the payment.

Next, they would take people to the local supermarket to make purchases.

The group of five each carried loads of goods, ranging from small items like toilet paper to large mechanical parts.

This is just a preliminary purchase. It's not that we can't buy, but this is the city, too far from the mining area, and we don't have enough manpower.

They arrived by small plane, not by car, and it was impossible for them to carry so many supplies by hand.

We can only purchase necessities, such as vegetables and fruits, and we can only buy them in the towns near the mine. This is partly for convenience, and partly because the roads are too bad, so we want to minimize the long and bumpy journey.

Pay by card.

With the help of his money, Jason completed his purchases and the ten prefabricated houses he ordered were ready.

The three box trucks were fully loaded, with the driver in the front cab also serving as the installation worker!

Jason and his group didn't hitch a ride. They took the guns from the gun shop and went straight to the airport with their bags.

"Jason, you're really starting to act like a big boss," the pilot teased Jason, who was quite familiar with him and was now accompanied by bodyguards.

"Lunuo, you've already said that once."

Jason was getting a little exasperated. He mentioned it once when he came, and now he's doing it again on the way back.

"OK, OK, I won't say anything more," Luno smiled, opened the cabin door, and let everyone board the plane.

As a middle-aged man, his main source of income is the aircraft contracting service for nearby mines. In addition to picking up and dropping off people, he also undertakes some material transportation work.

Jason, a young mine owner with such abundant funds, is definitely a high-quality client for him!

"Fasten your seatbelts, we're about to go!"

Once everyone was ready, Luno started the plane.

The propellers spun rapidly, and under Luno's skillful operation, the plane slowly rose.

The distance between the city and the town is not too far, especially when traveling by plane.

After getting into the pickup truck driven by Brent and dropping off the three security guards at the town hotel, Jason was finally able to catch his breath.

Busy, so busy!

But Jason also knew that everyone else was working, and he was the only one with free time, which was something he couldn't help.

In the mine, Jason used his detection ability to check the direction of the probe. As long as there were no major problems, Jason did not give any instructions.

After Jason and Swail selected the house location for tomorrow's installation,

After dinner, Jason went straight to rest.

The next day arrived.

Three vans have entered the mine and are unloading cargo in the area that was leveled and compacted yesterday.

No help was asked; the houses were simply assembled and fixed according to the numbers on the blueprints.

Nearby, installation workers are installing a house.

In the distance, Swell and his team were mining with excavators.

As for Cass and his team, one filmed the mining operation, and the other filmed the house installation.

As Jason's operation grew larger and larger, Cass asked the production team for help, as two cameras simply couldn't keep up with the filming.

Ellie skipped around excitedly, her face full of anticipation: "Jason, can I have a room by myself?"

"No," Lillian said, refusing Ellie's request.

After all, it was in the wild, and Ellie was still too young. Lillian was worried about Ellie living alone.

"snort"

Ellie pouted, looking unhappy.

Jason shrugged, looking like he didn't blame me, which made Ellie sullen.

Lillian handed the apron to Jason and said, "Jason, help me prepare lunch later."

What could Jason do? Everyone else was working, and he was the only one left who could lend a hand.

Cooking is relatively simple: heat up bread, fry sausages and patties, and microwave some canned goods.

They are all semi-finished products; the main process is heating.

The cooked food was placed in a warming cabinet, and it still took the two of them more than an hour to prepare it.

After wiping down the countertop and putting the cold drinks in the refrigerator, lunch was ready.

"Jason, this is the first time I've ever seen you cook!" Little Hart took a cold drink out of the refrigerator and looked at Jason, who was wearing an apron, with a look of surprise.

Jason waved his hand, shooing him away, "Go, go, get back to work, or I'll dock your pay."

"You evil capitalists!" Little Hart gave Jason the middle finger.

"Boss, there are a few people stealing in the northwest of the mine. Should we take enforcement action?" Before I could even rest, the security team's voice came through the walkie-talkie.

"No need, just drive them away from the mine." As an outsider, Jason didn't want to ruin his reputation in this area.

"receive"

On the other side, without any intervention from security personnel, as the pickup truck drove towards the thieves, the men skillfully jumped into the vehicle and drove off towards the edge of the mining area.

They're definitely a bunch of seasoned veterans.

"Amazing, this is a pro!"

Lika, sitting in the passenger seat, watched the thieves disappear into the distance and sighed.

Nordes gripped the steering wheel, chasing after them, and shrugged: "Well, looks like I won't do this job either."

"Stop dawdling, hurry up and catch up," Dolino said, sitting in the back seat, using binoculars to keep an eye on the vehicles ahead.

The car kept its distance from them and followed behind.

They try to avoid conflict as much as possible. Their main goal is to drive them out of the mining area. As long as they don't steal from the mining area, they don't need to worry about anything else.

At the edge of the mining area, Dolino patted Noges on the shoulder, and Noges understood and stopped the car.

He got out of the car, pulled back the bolt, pointed the gun upwards, and fired two shots.

The thief's car visibly sped up, leaving a trail of dust behind as it sped away.

This is a warning, telling them that they have guns and shouldn't come back next time.

In the wild, especially in gold mines, sometimes a necessary deterrent is required!

Jason, the boss, was sitting in the shade under the eaves, planning the company's structure, while Lillian offered suggestions.

However, for some more technical issues, it is still necessary to consult a professional lawyer.

Currently, the gold rush team consists of ten people who are Jason's employees, including three security personnel and Hart Jr. who works as a maintenance worker.

Albert, Old Hart, and Ada aren't considered employees; they'll be leaving eventually.

The cooking was done by the mother, Lillian, and the entire mine would definitely come to a standstill once they left.

Therefore, recruitment cannot stop!

The installation of the makeshift houses was very simple, as they were all prefabricated. We started working in the morning and by noon, we had already installed three houses.

"Jason, I request a single room." During lunch, young Hart toured the completed house.

Give me a reason.

Little Hart pointed at Brent and said with a look of disgust, "This kid snores so loudly at night that I can't sleep."

Faced with Hart's accusation, Brent scratched his head and lowered it.

What can he do? The work pressure is so high, and it's something he was born with. What can he do?

"Um," Andy chimed in, "if it doesn't work out, I'll share a room with Hart."

It wasn't explicitly stated, but the meaning was quite clear.

"You can switch them yourselves," Jason said, and Andy and Hart's faces lit up with joy.

The results came out quickly: Brent had no choice but to get a single room all to himself, which was a blessing in disguise.

"Brent, I envy you, you actually live in a single room all by yourself," Little Hart said gloatingly, which earned him a kick in the butt from Brent.

With his arm around Hart's neck, Brent said ominously, "I think it's quite nice for us to live together."

"Ha, haha," Little Hart laughed awkwardly, not responding at all.

Albert sipped his cold drink, watched the crowd frolicking, and chatted with old Hart.