I was stunned just now, but my mind has come to a head.
"You did that on purpose,"
They simply and directly changed the subject.
"Go find the villagers and have them drag the wild boar back?"
I won't show myself. I'll drag this person back to my house and take that side path.
Mingzhu's mind was in a mess. The two of them were talking about finding a partner for Jian Dan, but how did it turn into this situation in the blink of an eye?
How did discussing life turn into a hunting ground?
"...Alright, I'll go find someone. But, have you forgotten that your second aunt is over there too?"
I was completely bewildered.
Okay, she really forgot.
She wasn't used to having elders around.
"Then, what do we do? We can't just say it was a wild boar that committed suicide and delivered itself to our doorstep?"
She didn't know how Mingzhu explained it, but Tang Sumei checked her inside and out at least three times as soon as she entered the door before following Mingzhu to the village office to wait for the meat to be distributed.
Her peach blossom eyes, left in the back garden, truly lacked any gentleness whatsoever.
However, this person was already terrified. He hadn't recovered from the peaceful coexistence between humans and wolves, and was now scared out of his wits by Jian Dan's unexpected knife strike. He was still trying to comfort himself.
Perhaps the messenger team was too large, because Cheng Chao arrived very quickly. He followed Jixiang directly into the courtyard, and his first words were...
"How dare you bring someone like that into your home?"
Simply blink.
"Then should I put it on the mountain again next time?"
The others followed and briefly examined the "bad guy" they had been talking about. They were stunned for a long time upon seeing him. Cheng Chao was completely speechless. He stepped forward and cut the rope binding the man's mouth, offering no mercy in his mockery.
"I have to say, you're really something, aren't you? A political commissar like you, managed to get arrested as a spy. You're really something."
"Where's your mouth? Didn't you say you could debate with a multitude of scholars? What happened to it?"
Upon seeing Cheng Chao, the other person's eyes were red-rimmed, looking pitiful.
"For the first time, my mouth was completely useless. I only managed to say two sentences before someone shut me up."
Having finally managed to shake off the ropes binding him, he reached up and touched his face, immediately hissing in pain. Cheng Chao glanced at it; the footprints on his face were still quite obvious. His words carried a hint of schadenfreude.
"Hey, what's this mark? How did it get on your face?"
She glared at him resentfully with her peach blossom eyes.
"Don't gloat here. She's a heroine. Let me tell you, she didn't even have to turn around. She just threw it behind her and hit the wild boar."
I'm telling you, I feel like even you might not be able to beat them.
The image of him effortlessly killing the wild boar was now deeply etched into his mind.
"Alas, I am so pitiful. I have suffered all this. I have crossed mountains, been beaten, and been attacked by wolves. It is a pity that I have not even been able to eat a bite of wild boar meat."
Female hero?
Cheng Chao's eyes looked strange.
The two children followed behind, only daring to speak now.
"Brother, do you know this person?"
Jian Dan was standing in the front yard when they walked over and bumped right into him.
Even if she didn't understand, she knew there was a misunderstanding. She gave Cheng Chao a cool look and waited for an explanation.
Cheng Chao suddenly remembered the 'heroine' from earlier, and a smile involuntarily crept onto his face.
"You're pretty amazing, heroine?"
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