Not far from the entrance of the supply and marketing cooperative, there was an alleyway. Li Yao walked directly into the alleyway, and seeing that no one was around, she put all her things into her spatial storage and then teleported back to Xiao Li Yao's house.
After quietly removing the lock from the door, Li Yao bolted it back in from the inside.
She entered the living room and found four people sitting there with blank stares.
Li Yao checked and found that the house and yard had been cleaned. She then took out the old-fashioned locks she had bought.
Li Yao took away all the rice, flour, oil, and other things from the kitchen. She also put away all the candies, snacks, canned goods, milk powder, fruits, and other things that used to be kept in the cupboards. She also put away all the cured meat, pots, pans, and everything in the cupboards.
She installed locks on all the doors to the rooms.
Then he opened the [Teleportation Gate] and went to Qingshan Village.
Qingshan Village is a small mountain village under the jurisdiction of Cangzhou. It is named after a green mountain in the village. The mountain is not high, but a river runs through it, so the village is not particularly poor.
The village is small, with about 400 people. Li Yao opened the teleportation portal directly in Li Jian's courtyard, so no one saw her.
Li Yao stepped through the door and appeared in Li Jian's courtyard. After soundproofing the entire house with a mental energy shield, she used her mental energy to scan and found the box containing the small yellow croaker and jade bracelet under the jujube tree.
Controlling the box to fly out of the pit, Li Yao opened it and saw neatly stacked small yellow croakers and a jade bracelet of decent quality. Satisfied, she weighed it in her hand.
It's similar to the box she had in Li Jianshe's wardrobe; it seems that it might also be Li Jianshe's gold.
Li Yao put away the gold, controlled the soil on the ground to backfill and erase the traces of the overturned area, and teleported into Li Jianguo's bedroom.
Li Yao found a small wooden box on the roof beam. Inside, she found over 1000 yuan, dozens of grain coupons, cloth coupons, and other receipts, as well as a land deed and other documents.
Li Yao put everything into the box and stored it in her spatial storage, including Li Jianshe and Wang Xiumei's bedding and clothing trunks, cabinets, tables, and everything else in the room.
Meanwhile, Li Yao also found over 50 yuan, some cloth coupons, a pair of gold earrings, and a pink handkerchief wrapped around the money in a hole in the corner of the wall. This was very likely Wang Xiumei's secret stash of money. Li Yao also put it into her spatial storage.
Next, she searched each room one by one, storing everything into her spatial storage regardless of whether she could use it or not, leaving only empty rooms.
Li Yao didn't leave the kitchen untouched either. She also collected the rice, flour, and vegetables from the cellar, the cured meat from the roof beams, the rice and flour from the rice bin, the oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar, bowls, chopsticks, cups, and plates from the cabinets, as well as the coal briquettes, firewood, sickles, hoes, and so on from the corner of the wall. She even put the pots, knives, and cutting boards on the stove into the space.
Li Yao took away all the furniture in the house, even though she didn't need it.
Li Yao was about to leave, but then she remembered that Wang Xiumei was the village chief's daughter, so she wondered if she should go and collect some interest.
Li Yao removed her mental barrier, returned to the [Spiritual Spring Space], changed into an invisibility cloak, and teleported to the village chief's house.
The village chief's house is a half-brick, half-mud house. It's a little past 7 o'clock now, and the family has just finished eating and is still cleaning up. Li Yao squats on the big jujube tree at the entrance of the yard, using her mental energy to carefully scan the village chief's house.
Not far from the outhouse, in the ground by the courtyard wall, there was a pottery jar buried in the soil. Li Yao simply covered it with several soundproof covers and controlled the pottery jar to fly out and put it into her space.
Inside were some silver dollars, copper coins, 10 silver ingots and 10 gold ingots, as well as some jade pendants and bracelets, and a family genealogy book, all wrapped in layers of oiled paper.
Li Yao controlled the soil in the yard to fill in the pit and erase the traces, and then looked at the village chief's cellar.
After collecting five bags of rice and five bags of wheat, Li Yao removed the soundproof cover, wiped away any traces, and left.
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