The guards were so excited that some of them dropped their shovels and jumped up along the small flat pit they had dug.
He walked quickly to Shen Yanjin, knelt on one knee and said, “I will live up to Mr. Shen’s expectations.”
Shen Yanjin nodded, Guang? slid, he raised his hand, signaling Shen Wang to push him back into the room.
I originally thought it would take two months, but I didn't expect there was a water source under the yard.
It won’t be long before he can return to the capital and see Fat Shen.
If the plan hadn't failed that night, the situation in Huan'an City would have been resolved long ago.
Liu Xunmo is a smart person.
He stretched out his slender white hand, twisted a white letter between his thumb and index finger, and slowly unfolded it. When he saw the contents of the letter, his brows furrowed.
He slowly stood up from the wheelchair, his dark eyes as deep as the abyss.
The creed in his hand slipped from his fingers, and the word "danger" could be vaguely seen.
He raised his eyes slightly and looked at the tree outside the window. A dark shadow quickly fell from the tree and came to the window.
"Please give your orders, Master."
Ana Shen gestured for him to come in until the man in black entered the room.
He opened his lips slightly, "I am going to Toothless Valley. During this time, all matters must be subject to Chen Wang's orders. Those who disobey will be killed."
The secret guard nodded heavily: "Yes!"
Ana Shen changed into casual clothes, opened a corner of the door, and glanced at Ana Shen who was standing at the door. The other party nodded solemnly.
After leaving the yard, Shen Yanjin mounted his horse, his long hair tied up and the skirts of his hair fluttered in the wind. He galloped on his horse, left Huan'an City from the back gate, and headed all the way to Wuya Valley.
…
Xiao Xu cursed Shen Yanjin no less than a hundred times this month. There was nothing he could do because he was bored.
It lived in fear every night. It could see it when it was awake, and it could see it when it was asleep. It was so tortured that the whole bird almost lost a lot of weight.
However, the only thing to be thankful for is that it is much calmer than when it saw those things a month ago. As long as it is not particularly scary, it is not very afraid.
Zhang Yi's courage has also grown a lot.
Even if I get woken up in the middle of the night, I can still chat with the things outside the door, even though I will realize I’m scared halfway through the chat.
But it's also progress.
No one knew where he learned how to draw paper talismans or something like that, but he fiddled with it every day. Xiao Xu was bored, so he just watched him draw.
“Chirp.”
Zhang Yi, where did you get these paper talismans?
Unable to resist his curiosity, Xiao asked.
"I got it from my ancestors. I forgot to tell you that although we are bandits now, we actually came from a Taoist temple in the past."
Are you kidding me?
There is no Taoist priest in this group of people, although the talismans they draw are pretty good.
Xiao You, who was floating on the side, was unwilling to be lonely: "Zhang Xianzong's grandfather did come from a Taoist temple."
Xiao Xu glanced at the little ghost, then looked away and asked, "Chirp." Then why did you all become bandits?
Instead of being a good Taoist priest, he chose to be a bandit.
Zhang Yi, the talisman painter, touched his nose and replied honestly, "If you can't get a wife as a Taoist priest, you can just rob one as a bandit."
Xiao Yan: "..."
Awesome!
So this is why you can be bandits with a clear conscience. I'm convinced.
Zhang Yi finished another painting, twisted his neck and sore hands, and seeing that the sun was about to set, he got up, opened the door, and went to pack his food.
The food they eat every day is pretty much the same, and Xiao Xu no longer thinks much about the paper-wrapped chicken.
That's what it eats the most this month.
That night passed peacefully as usual.
Xiao Xu also talked to Xiao Lingdang about many of the food specialties from his previous life.
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