The rebirth of the first daughter to chase after the husband

Chapter 97 The Granary Was Burned
The extreme weather has lasted for three days, but there is still no sign of getting better.

Gray clouds enveloped the sky, corpses and tree trunks could be seen everywhere on the snowy ground, and the light of a candle flame could be faintly seen in the white tent.

The situation in the barracks is not a big problem for the time being, but under such circumstances, everyone can't tell whether it is day or night.

Some people are unlucky. The rebellious trees at the entrance of the tent firmly block the door, making it difficult for them to enter and exit.

"How long will this weather last!" Wen Jingyao was a little impatient.

Can't distinguish the day, if this continues, people are going to be driven crazy.

Shen Lili also hoped that this situation would end soon, but looking at the situation outside the window, it didn't seem to ease, but intensified: "It seems that it will last for ten days and a half months."

"It's over, it's over, it's over!" Wen Jingyao began to pace back and forth in the tent, holding her head in her arms.

It's only been three days, and she is about to collapse. She really can't believe that this kind of life will last for more than half a month.

"The subordinate just received a message from Mo Zi, saying that this situation will last for a few more days. Although there will be no more hail, the wind probably won't stop."

When Lou Yue was checking the situation outside the door, Mo Zi threw him a letter.

If there is no hailstorm, this kind of wind can't stop those martial arts practitioners with deep inner strength from moving.

When they heard that the hailstorm would stop in a few days, their complexions improved a bit.

Five days later, the hail ended.

The sky gradually brightened up.

The wind has dropped a bit, but one cannot go out alone, and only a few people can report to the group together to walk in the wind.

The situation outside was not optimistic. The chicken farms, cattle pens, and sheep pens built in the military camp disappeared together with the pens except for a few that were lucky enough to hide in the holes under the toss of hail and strong winds.

Looking at other places, the corpses of sheep and cattle were all over the inside of the barracks, and some trees fell directly on the tents.

"Master Hou, the hailstorm has stopped now, and the wind is estimated to stop in a few days." Bai Ji reported the situation outside to Lu Chaoyan.

"What's the matter with the horses?" Immediately is essential if going to the battlefield. Lu Chaoyan is worried that this incident will lead to injuries or even death of the horses.

He didn't get Su Shui's order yet, and Bai Ji didn't dare to go out, so he replied: "I don't have the order from the general, and my subordinates dare not show up in the barracks easily. The situation is so serious this time, I'm afraid that if they survive Not too many."

Even people have suffered a lot, let alone these things.

But Lu Chaoyan felt that the horses were tied to the posts, and the posts were lined up in rows, so it was impossible for something to happen easily.

"When the general gives the order, go and see the horses quickly."

"Yes, Lord Hou."

Lu Chaoyan was more worried about Meng Jing's comfort at the moment, he didn't know martial arts, and he didn't know if Ye Fu could take good care of him.

"There is news from the king of NATO, please tell me as soon as possible."

"There is nothing wrong with the king of NATO, but there seems to be something wrong with Doctor Wen."

"what is the problem?"

As soon as he heard that Doctor Wen had a problem, Lu Chaoyan couldn't sit still.

The only one with good medical skills in this military camp is Mrs. Wen. If something happened to him, they would suffer a heavy loss.

"Master Hou, don't worry. Doctor Wen is fine. It's just that the herbs he prepared for more than half a month have blown away more than half of them in the past few days. Also, some of the herbs were not dried and put in the camp. Due to the weather, It's all moldy."

Seeing that Dr. Wen and the others had no problems, Lu Chaoyan said, "The herbs are gone, and we can go find them after the situation stabilizes."

As the evening approached, the wind gradually weakened, and people could walk around in the barracks.

Everyone walked out of the camp and began to clean up the mess outside.

"The consequences of this encounter are no less than the damage caused on the battlefield." Yinlan complained to her sister while picking up things on the ground.

Lanyue saw that everyone was busy with their heads down, and some were crying. They saw their relatives, playmates, and even partners lost their lives in this merciless disaster.

"Poor child, he died at just a few years old." Lan Yue watched as the two soldiers beside him carried the body of the child on a stretcher, and walked past Lan Yue.

Looking at the child's clothes are tattered, there is not a piece of good skin all over the body, there are bloodstains of all sizes.

Even well-trained soldiers are not spared, let alone children of seven or eight years old.

Looking at the moment his mother saw him, her eyes were red from crying, she collapsed on the ground, choked up for a long time, and passed out.

"I don't know how my father is, I'll go back to see my father first." Wen Jingyao didn't know how her father was doing after she hadn't seen her for a few days. As soon as she was allowed to leave the tent, she ran to her father's place quickly go.

Zhang Yuan was afraid that something might happen to Wen Jingyao, so he chased after her.

Taking advantage of the fact that the situation had stabilized now, Meng Xuan hurriedly wrote a letter to Gu Rong.

Lu Chaoyan wasn't idle either, he had already written the letter, and now he had sent Bai Ji to pass the letter to his father.

Su Shui was afraid that it would worry the daughter in the palace, so he didn't tell her about it.

Everyone was busy cleaning up the scene, but no one noticed that a thin figure was quietly approaching the granary.

No one was guarding the granary at the moment. Due to the weather, everyone hid, and no one would have thought that someone would attack the granary at this time.

The man walked freely among the busy crowd, lowered his head and approached the granary some distance from the barracks.

At this moment, two soldiers walked over to the granary and stood guard at the door.

The man made a big cut with a dagger from behind and got in.

Seeing grain piled several meters high in the granary, the man took out a few torches from his body, took off the lid and blew lightly, and threw them into the grain pile.

The man stood there and watched quietly for a while, and when he saw the rapid spread of fire, he left in peace.

A soldier guarding the door smelled a burning smell, so he asked the soldiers beside him, "Do you smell a burning smell?"

After his companion said so, the soldier lowered his head and sniffed, and looked in the direction of the smell. It turned out to be the granary behind them!

There was a big fire in the granary. In addition to grain, there were many wooden boxes in the granary. The wooden boxes were filled with some flour, or oil and salt.

Originally, the fire did not spread to the wooden box. The two opened the door of the granary, and the wind blew into the granary. The fire on the grain pile fell on the wooden box, and then it caught fire quickly.

The two wanted to go to put out the fire while calling for help, but just as they were about to get close to the box, the box containing the oil inside exploded in an instant, and the oil splashed on the two of them, and they were quickly surrounded by the fire and burned to ashes in an instant.

The people in the distance heard the cry for help, and on the way there, they saw the two people being engulfed by the fire in an instant.

The earth-shattering noise drowned out the wind.

Several people were stunned and at a loss when they saw the granary that was about to burn out.

"What's going on here!" When Su Shui rushed over after hearing the sound, it was already too late.

(End of this chapter)