Three Kingdoms Simulator: This Ma Su is too stable

Chapter 195 Survival in the Wild Season [-]

For Guo Huai, the previous false surrender had only one purpose, which was to escape from the Shu camp and return to Wei.

Therefore, from the first moment he entered Shuying, he had been thinking about how to escape.

Coincidentally, he was assigned to the logistics department outside Wuwei City to deal with the bloody and bloody bodies smashed by the siege, and soaked the rotting corpses of Wei soldiers in the moat.

It was about that time that he caught the plague.

But Guo Huai was only thinking of running away at the time, and didn't know that he was ill. Taking advantage of the opportunity to deal with the carrion corpse, he quietly changed into the corpse's clothes, disguised himself, and planned to take advantage of the chaos to escape.

But without success.

He was blocked by Ma Su.

Immediately afterwards he was thrown into prison.

Guo Huai has been guarding the place all year round and has seen many plagues, so he has a good understanding of the plague. Although he doesn't know how to avoid being infected, he knows the general symptoms of the plague and how to survive the plague.

To put it simply, if someone survives the same epidemic, pass a little of this person's saliva or blood to the person infected with the plague.

Although this method cannot cure 100% of the patients suffering from the plague, it can effectively prevent the symptoms of the plague from getting worse.

Because during the several plagues that Guo Huai has experienced, there have been cases where the saliva and blood of recovered patients were transferred to critically ill patients to achieve cure.

And not just one example!
Of course, some people will have abnormal reactions after receiving blood, and even accelerate their death.But Guo Huai is sure that this method is effective.

So after learning that he was infected with the plague, a more perfect escape plan quietly formed in his heart.

The word "plague" itself has a deterrent power in this era.

Make good use of these two words, and all problems will be solved.

In the next few days, Guo Huai deliberately spilled his excrement everywhere, approached the guards and inmates whenever he had the opportunity, and successfully infected everyone in the prison.

Originally, he was a little worried that he would be killed by the plague if he failed to carry out the plan, or that he would die early if he didn't wait for a survivor who survived the plague.

But fortunately, since the medical worker fed him half a small black pill, he miraculously survived.Although the plague symptoms on his body became more and more serious, he was safe and sound!

At that time, he wondered, is there still half of the pill?

But when he saw that he and the medical worker were the last survivors in the prison, he was relieved.

The whereabouts of the other half of the black pill is self-explanatory.

Of course, none of this matters.

What matters is the jailbreak plan.

Since there were only two people left in the cell, Guo Huai would move a little every day except when eating, and lay quietly at other times, covering his body with straw, pretending to be dying, waiting to be moved out of the cell, moved Incinerate in the wild.

Because this (burning) is the most direct and effective way to prevent plague infection.

He knew that people outside couldn't wait too long.

Sure enough, it didn't take long before he was carried out of the cell.

To be honest, Guo Huai knew very well that this plan was not perfect, and it was extremely gambling.Although the last process is incineration, there can actually be another process interspersed in the middle, for example: killing first and then burning,

The Shu soldiers could have slaughtered him first and then burned the body.

Guo Huai was betting that the Shu soldiers were as fearful of the plague as tigers. They were afraid that they would be infected if they were contaminated with the patient's blood, so they didn't dare to kill him before burning him.

Obviously, the final result proved that he won the bet.

Guo Huai, who was hiding behind the boulder, secretly admired his own wisdom, which had almost reached the upper limit of human beings in this era, and was able to take advantage of the situation and come up with such a "perfect" plan.

Amidst the "crackling" burning sound, the raging fire quickly came to an end.

The two Shu soldiers took a look from a long distance, and then went back together to return to their orders.

Guo Huai, who was hiding behind the boulder, heaved a long sigh of relief, waited for a while longer, and then carefully got up, followed the path in the wilderness, one foot deep, one foot shallow, towards the opposite direction of the setting sun .

Because he wore very little, the first thing Guo Huai felt was the bitter cold wind before dusk, which made him tremble; then came waves of hunger, which made him dizzy; The intense discomfort made him shiver uncontrollably.

After walking less than ten miles, Guo Huai, who was tired and hungry, finally found an abandoned dwelling before exhausting his strength.

The houses are very old and dilapidated, and they can't keep out the wind and cold.

Guo Huai searched around inside, but found nothing.

Fortunately, there is a cellar in the courtyard and a haystack outside.

Guo Huai stepped on his feet and went down to the cellar, where he found some grains and fruits unique to the northwest region.

In order not to attract the attention of the Shu army, Guo Huai did not light a fire to cook, but ate some fruits to satisfy his hunger.

Afterwards, spent the night in the cellar.

When I woke up the next day, it was already noon.Guo Huai crawled out of the cellar and searched around the house again. This time he was lucky and found a brand new kettle, a brand new dagger, a brand new set of bows and arrows, and a brand new saber under the bed.

Even after walking out of the residential area, he found a little donkey grazing on the hillside not far away.

Guo Huai looked at the equipment on his body and the donkey not far away, feeling suspicious.

But after observing the surroundings, there was nothing. Not far away, the purple mountain was so high that it was covered with snow; the surrounding area was extremely empty, and there was no living person nearby.

Guo Huai shook his head, walked through the weeds to the hillside, took the donkey in his hand, and walked eastward.

Hundreds of steps away, there is the Shiyang River that turns downwards. Guo Huai lay on the edge of the water and drank a few mouthfuls of water, then washed his face, tidied up his appearance, and sat on a big rock I meditated.

It was already noon of the next day, a whole day had passed since the Shu soldiers burned him, the direction of Wuwei City was as quiet as yesterday, there was no movement, and there was nothing abnormal in the surroundings.

Guo Huai concluded that the two soldiers did not notice that he had escaped from the fire, so there would not be a large group of people searching for him.

In other words, he is now a mass of ashes in the eyes of Ma Su and the tens of thousands of Shu troops.

This result made Guo Huai very excited for a while,
But soon calmed down again.

Realizing that my current situation is still not optimistic: this place is too close to Wuwei City, if a Shu army soldier passes by here by chance and finds him, even if he cannot recognize who he is, he will be killed on the spot as a commoner suffering from the plague , or report it up.

Therefore, it is necessary to leave this place as soon as possible, return to Longyou, and return to Wei State, which is the best solution.

But there is one more critical issue to consider.

According to the laws of the State of Wei, if someone in a family suffers from the plague, the officials are not allowed to go to court for [-] days, and the people are not allowed to move around at will.

If the official (people) is safe and sound after fifty days, all restrictions can be lifted.

Therefore, the first prerequisite for returning to Wei State is to survive the plague for [-] days, because if you don't die for [-] days, you can be sure that the person has survived the plague.

People who get the plague usually die quickly within a few days.

Surviving fifty years without dying means that the person not only survived, but also developed resistance to the plague.

Guo Huai counted his fingers, and it was only 30 days since he contracted the plague.

So he got up slowly, led the donkey in one hand, and took the sword in the other, walked downstream along the river, found a place where the river was open and the water flow was shallow, waded across the river, and rode on the donkey all the way eastward.

In this way, when the red sun was setting to the west, he finally came to the official road.

This official road is the only avenue from Wuwei County to Tianshui County. It is about two feet wide. Due to the war and the sparsely populated Liangzhou, the sandy road is overgrown with grass and few people walk on it. The grass on both sides of the road is half full. The height of the people almost covered the narrow road.

And because Sima Yi led tens of thousands of troops to walk this road not long ago, all the weeds on the road were trampled flat and stuck to the ground.

Guo Huai rode a little donkey, walked east along this road for more than ten miles, climbed a hillside, turned a big bend, and found a building similar to a mountain temple on the ridge not far away.

"Do you want to stay here overnight before leaving?"

Guo Huai hesitated for a while, then observed carefully for a while, and found that there seemed to be no signs of people living nearby, so he led the donkey and walked over.

Hanging on the gate of the temple is a wooden plaque that has been weathered to the point of disrepair, and eight characters can be vaguely seen engraved on it:
"Longxi Branch of Youjia Ancestral Hall".

(End of this chapter)