The Regent's Sweetheart

Chapter 747 Beggar
"Who is he?"

As soon as these people fell in, Lin Jiaojiao noticed the old man in tattered clothes and disheveled hair. At first glance, he looked like a beggar.

However, this man actually called himself the Emperor of the Great Year!

The emperor in Da Nian was naturally Zhang Sheng, a Daoist of Taiping, and she had to be vigilant and suspicious of him.

The one who took the lead at the door was a young man named Grasshopper. Although his facial features were correct, they were ordinary, and the big brown mole between his eyebrows made him look more like a Buddha.

Grasshopper used to be a beggar in the capital, but now he is a member of the Wild Dog Gang.

Because of Eleventh, Grasshopper was sent out by Eleventh to inquire about news in Lin'an area, and he was also the leader of the group in Lin'an area to inquire about news.

"Princess, this person claims to be Daoist Taiping, and he also said that he is the Emperor Da Nian. A few days ago, Eleventh Lord asked me to pay attention to Taiping Dao. I found this person last night and brought him back."

What the grasshopper said was easy to understand, and Lin Jiaojiao understood it somewhat.

After a few people brought the whining old beggar into the house and sat down, she glanced at the old beggar who was blowing his beard and staring with anger, and then asked the grasshopper, "Where did you find him?"

The old beggar's hair was mostly gray, he had a messy white beard, and he was skinny overall. If he dressed up, he could really be regarded as a fairy.

But the old beggar was too noisy and didn't listen to others at all. The grasshopper directly took a steamed bun and temporarily blocked his mouth.

There were still many people in the house, but now they have gone out, and besides her, only the grasshopper, little loach and Xuemei were left.

The grasshopper respectfully said to her: "Princess, we went to Lin'an according to Eleventh Lord's order. During the day, we pretended to be beggars and wandered around, looking for news. Just yesterday evening, a lot of forbidden soldiers came to Lin'an city. I don't know what they are searching for. , There are no beggars in Lin'an City, so we had no choice but to run out of the city, just in time for the rain, and ran to a ruined temple in desperation."

Speaking of this, the grasshopper fell into memories. At that time, the heavy rain poured down, and the bean-sized raindrops smacked on his body. Although there were eaves to shelter from the rain outside the city, it was still annoying to be dressed as a beggar.

At the beginning, he and his people wanted to hide from the rain outside a noodle shop, but the noodle shop owner was very rude and let them go away fiercely.

In order not to cause trouble for the Wild Dog Gang, they had no choice but to leave quickly, and finally found a ruined temple after running for a long time.

This ruined temple has always been a gathering place for beggars. They used to go to some ruined temples when they were beggars, and then they lived in the ruined temples for a long time.

Of course, that kind of territory is also robbed by others from time to time, perhaps because of the Wild Dog Gang, there are a lot fewer beggars in the capital and Lin'an City, and it is almost rare to see beggars, and those who can see are basically their own people.

When they arrived at the ruined temple, there was no one in the temple. It was windy and rainy, and lightning flashed and thundered. The ruined temple that had been in disrepair for a long time was crumbling, as if it could be blown down by a gust of wind.

Although it looked weak, they were already drenched in the water at that time, so they rushed in without thinking about anything.

It wasn't too dark inside, but the torches they carried were still usable, and they lit a pile of messy wooden boards, and the flames immediately illuminated the entire dilapidated temple.

The god statue on this ruined temple has been destroyed so much that the original appearance cannot be seen clearly, let alone what kind of temple it is, but it must be very old.

(End of this chapter)