Unless the bandit committed many evil things and made things very big.
For example, murder, arson, and robbery are committed by people you can't afford to offend, and then you become notorious.
Otherwise, how could the emperor appoint an imperial envoy just to suppress a group of bandits?
This is a bit of a waste of talent.
Although he thought so, Ye Mi was not stupid enough to refute it.
She thought that she probably couldn't get any information in this area, so she decided to change the question.
"Then, grandma, do you know...what happened to those captured bandits?"
This time the old lady didn't respond so readily.
Ye Mi thought about it and changed the question: "Did anyone escape capture?"
She put away the teapot silently, and hesitated for a long time before speaking: "How could we escape? We are surrounded inside and out. There are no small paths or escape routes in Monkey Mountain. Those people... are gone."
All dead?
Then she might have to return this jade pendant to be lonely...
Could it be that it is really excavated...
No no no.
If she really wanted to dig, she might as well put the task on hold.
There is no time limit anyway.
After collecting the information here, her mission progress only increased by 5%.
Moreover, there was no change in the mission description, and she still had no clue.
Ye Mi drank tea and slowly sorted out the information he had obtained.
1. This person is at least a prince, or the child of a prince.
2. The target of the mission is most likely not dead yet (Ye Mi doesn't believe that this game is so disgusting that she would dig a grave!)
3. The person who came to suppress the bandits could impersonate the imperial envoy and lead officers and soldiers. His identity must be extraordinary, and the identity of the mastermind behind the scenes might be even higher.
4. All the bandits died, and there are most likely no survivors.
In fact, the first three pieces of information are of little use to her in finding people.
It is more about completing the background of this task.
If these three pieces of information were really useful, the task progress would not have increased so little.
On the contrary, it was the fourth piece of news that allowed her to deduce some clues.
Based on the fourth piece of information, it is very likely that the target of the mission was not originally a member of the bandit group.
He came to Monkey Mountain for some reason, and then left, or escaped.
Afterwards, the jade pendant turned into some kind of object and fell into the hands of bandits, and then into the hands of Yilan's mother.
At this point, there are two possible scenarios.
One possibility is that the bandits stole the jade pendant but did not kill its owner.
Another possibility is that the bandit helped the owner of the jade pendant, and before leaving, he gave the jade pendant to the bandit.
No matter which possibility it was, the result was that the existence of the jade pendant was known to someone, so he sent people to kill the owner of the jade pendant in the name of suppressing bandits.
But what he didn't expect was that this person had already left.
Thinking of this, Ye Mi discovered that the task progress had increased to 15%.
The progress increased by 10%, but it is still useless. At most, it just fills in the plot.
After collecting clues at the foot of Mount Tu, Ye Mi went up the mountain.
There is not much difference between this Monkey Mountain and the back mountain of the Novice Village.
The only problem was that there were too many trees, which slightly affected her vision.
All the way to the top of the mountain, Ye Mi didn't see a single monkey.
They said a lot of monkeys came?
She didn't even see a monkey!
Ye Mi didn't know whether he was unlucky or not liked by the monkey.
But she didn't take it to heart.
Anyway, she didn't come here for the monkey.
Ye Mi tried to find any traces of the bandits here.
It's a pity that more than a decade has passed, times have changed, things have changed, and this place has lost its former appearance.
How easy is it to find traces of the past?
All she could see were some remnants of what looked like a house.
Fragmented.
Just when Ye Mi was about to leave, he seemed to hear a few squeaking calls.
She subconsciously looked in the direction of the sound and saw several monkeys standing on the branches of a fir tree.
One of them noticed that she was looking at it, and not only was it not afraid, it turned around and twisted its butt towards her.
Ye Mi: ...Are the monkeys in Monkey Mountain so coquettish?
She was speechless and prepared to leave.
Unexpectedly, after taking only two steps, I felt something hit my back.
There's no need to think about it, it must have been lost by these monkeys.
After all, they are the only ones here.
Ye Mi looked up at them and found that it was the same monkey who had just twisted his butt.
In its hands, it was currently holding a handful of red fruits whose contents were unknown.
I guess this is the thing that was used to throw her.
The man and the monkey looked at each other for a minute.
Ye Mi felt that he might be stupid. Why would he bother to argue with a monkey?
So she prepared to leave again.
But after taking only two steps, I felt something hit my shoulders and back again.
Before she had time to think about how to teach this naughty monkey a lesson, she suddenly heard a shrill cry.
Ye Mi was shocked.
She saw a bird flying past her, and vaguely saw a monkey in its claws.
Coincidentally, this monkey was the one who had just thrown the fruit.
All I can say is that the tuft of black hair on the monkey's tail was too obvious, and Ye Mi remembered it clearly.
After the bird caught the monkey, it did not leave immediately, but was greedy and prepared to catch a few other monkeys.
When Ye Mi saw this, he frowned slightly.
She recognized the bird...
This is a bird called the Monkey-eating Vulture, which can be said to be the number one natural enemy of monkeys.
While she was thinking, the other three monkeys jumped quickly from one tree to another.
Extremely agile.
It’s a pity that no matter how flexible it is, it can’t be as flexible as the wings of the monkey-eating vulture.
The monkey caught under the claws of the monkey-eating vulture made loud squeaking sounds and struggled.
It's a pity that it's all in vain.
Ye Mi took out the scroll of spiritual herbs and attacked the monkey-eating vulture.
In fact, Ye Mi’s own damage is not low, it’s a pity that this monkey-eating eagle is a level 40 monster, and Ye Mi is only level 30.
The damage reduction provided by this level difference reduced the damage of Ye Mi's skills on it by at least 25%.
In addition, the monkey-eating eagle was flying in the sky at a very fast speed, which made Ye Mi dazzled. It was difficult to lock on it, so the frequency of its attacks was also low.
Moreover, since we are in heaven, the Thorn Seed skill cannot be used, so the fight will be even more troublesome.
This monkey-eating eagle is probably quite stupid.
In its eyes, there were only those monkeys jumping around, and it didn't care about Ye Mi, the person who actually attacked it.
Otherwise, it wouldn’t be so easy for Ye Mi to beat it.
Finally, when the monkey-eating eagle was about to catch another monkey again, the continuous blood loss on its body took away its last bit of blood.
A dead monkey-eating vulture naturally has no ability to fly.
Its claws loosened and it began to fall freely like the monkey it had caught.
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