The Soul of the Han Dynasty in the Late Ming Dynasty

Chapter 20 made a fortune

It turned out that Song Pengfei found two large boxes full of gold and silver treasures on the carriage. He couldn't estimate the price of the treasures inside. Anyway, he only knew that they would be worth a lot of silver.

The two girls generally knew what was on the carriage. They had seen him take bribes when they served the master before, but they hadn't seen the master train well.

It's fine that his master is a corrupt official, or a coward who ran away without a fight. Song Pengfei thought he deserved to die, and the two girls were speechless.

Money touches people's hearts. Xiaowei is older and aware of the danger. She mustered up the courage to ask: "Brother Song, will you kill us to silence us? We are very good, we must not know what we shouldn't know, and we don't know what to say." It's very tight, if you can't say it, you won't say it even if you are killed, please, Brother Song, please forgive us! Mmmmmmm..."

"Where did we start? Why did we kill you two little girls? Stop crying, it sounds so upsetting!" Song Pengfei asked, his head swollen by the little girl who suddenly started crying again.

Xiaowei sobbed and said, "There are a lot of gold and silver on the carriage. These things are saved by my master. They are worth at least 5000 taels of silver. If we die, no one will know that you have taken things. That's how it looks. Uuuu..."

Huang Han who happened to come here couldn't help laughing when he heard Miss Xiaowei's words.

Of course, the two girls had already seen that Huang Han was the real master. They knelt down and cried, "I beg the master to spare the servant, the servant will not tell what happened today. The servant will serve the master with the master for the rest of his life."

Huang Han said proudly: "We are heroes with strong bones. How could we slaughter women and children? Don't be afraid. Everything here was captured on the battlefield, so it belongs to us. Killing is inevitable."

This is not Huang Han's nonsense, the civil and military generals who escaped from the Santun camp will not end well, because the commander-in-chief Zhu Guoyan wrote their names on the wall before committing suicide, and the court will of course punish these scum with death.

The property here is equivalent to the ill-gotten gains obtained by beating local tyrants. Huang Han has a serious face and defines them as captured on the battlefield. The purpose is of course to get rid of the thief's name.

As for whether you have thought about killing people?To be honest, Huang Han really didn't think so at all.

Huang Han, who possesses modern thinking, respects life, and it is impossible to kill two innocent girls of the Han family.

Huang Han expressed his opinion without hesitation: "I am a man of seven feet, how can I see death without saving me, I will definitely take you out of this place. As for whether you are willing to follow me in the future, let's talk!"

Song Pengfei said: "Why are you still kneeling? We will be a family with my master in the future. These carriages must be discarded. We can take as much as we can with them. They are all good things! In the future We need it to live."

The two little girls were also people who lived their lives, so they immediately got up and got busy getting things. They were also reluctant to lose everything, even the pillows and cushions in the carriage.

Fortunately, including the war horses captured this time, the number of war horses that Huang Han owned had reached 24, and he also got three draft horses for pulling the carriage.

Apart from leaving two of the best war horses to transfer to Huang Han, the other horses carried a lot of supplies. Of course, the carriage was emptied, and even the curtains were taken off. Now it is just a wooden frame. .

In the end, Huang Han also got off his horse to help, gathered Bai Yangsheng, his aunt, and the servants who died in the battle, and set fire to three carriages for incineration, so as to prevent these people from being exposed to the wilderness.

As for how to deal with the five headless Jiannu corpses that were stripped naked, of course they were thrown on the side of the official road and waited to be fed to the wolves.

The two girls were afraid that the fuel would not be enough, so they picked up a lot of dry firewood nearby.

In fact, their worries are superfluous. As long as the corpse is fully burned, its own fat will also become a combustion aid. In the end, it will be incinerated into a pile of dry bones without losing shape. Of course, burning wildfire will not achieve the incineration effect of a crematorium at all. well.

The team on the road again was relatively large. If it weren't for Song Pengfei, a good helper who knew horses, how to get the 27 horses to follow would be a big problem.

Now Song Pengfei not only did it, but also taught the two girls how to ride a horse, but they seemed to be absent-minded and kept turning their heads to look at the place where the fire was burning.It may be in memory of their mistress.

Xiaowei had already told Song Pengfei that they had always been maids serving her aunt and grandma, and they were bought and trained by her since they were young, and they had a deep affection for her.

They actually wanted to let their aunt and grandma go to the ground for peace, but the current conditions did not permit, Huang Han decided to burn these corpses, although the little girl couldn't bear it, she didn't dare to speak out against it.

Knowing that the two girls could not ride horses, Song Pengfei chose two good-tempered geldings for them to ride on, and put quilts on the saddles, and almost fixed them on the horses with ropes untied from the carriage. They hugged the horse's neck tightly, and they would not fall off.

It is equivalent to the gift-giving team of Jiannu, which is a sentry combination of two vests and one infantry armor. The two Yu Ding belong to non-staff temporary workers. They follow the soldiers to rob and earn money.

This team of Jian slaves has obviously crossed the border, because Huang Han, who was on the road again, did not notice the presence of the Hou Jin army in front of him. The villages he passed were completely different from the ones he saw before. Although there were no people in sight, there was no fire. It doesn't look like it has been ransacked by slaves.

Huang Han's analysis is correct. Not long after the Jin army captured the Santun camp, they were looting the surrounding towns at this time. They really had no plan to march into Yongping Mansion immediately. This team of Jian slaves discovered a new ruts and horseshoe prints.

The old vest is a veteran robber with rich experience in robbery. When he saw the ruts and horseshoe marks, he immediately judged that the high officials of the Ming Dynasty had passed here.

There are many carriages, there will be a lot of property, and there is no guarantee that there will be a beautiful girl from the Ming Dynasty in the carriage. Under the temptation of such a big fat, these five slaves who are blind and blind follow Bai Yangsheng and his party unconsciously Away from Santunying.

Many coincidences allowed Huang Han to dig the first pot of gold. He had more than [-] horses and enough equipment to arm [-] warriors. In the future, it might be written in the history books that "Huang Han raised his troops with [-] sets of armor. The flowers of Chinese civilization are blooming all over the world."

Yongping Mansion is a government-level administrative division of Ming Dynasty, directly under Beizhili, and is under the jurisdiction of the Beiping Cheng Xuan Political Envoy Division.The location of Fucheng belongs to the low mountain and hilly area, the terrain is high in the north and low in the south, sloping to the northwest and southeast in a ladder shape.

There was no danger in entering the boundary of Yongping Prefecture. Most of the villages near the official road were deserted. Passers-by on the road hid when they heard the sound of horseshoes from a distance.

The gates of the piers garrisoned by the Ming army were all closed, and the Ming army wearing worn-out mandarin duck battle jackets hid behind the crenels and watched the twenty-odd war horses galloping past with surprised eyes.

Seeing his hometown in sight, Huang Han, who came galloping all the way, had the feeling of "being closer to the hometown and more timid".

(End of this chapter)