The eldest daughter of the group pet, she is full of luck

Chapter 801 Indictment of Incrimination, Act Separately
The first slipped away.

"I don't know a lot of Chinese characters, so I can't help you much."

Wang Meng was so embarrassed that he touched his nose, rubbed the soles of his feet with oil, and slipped away.

"I'm going to chop wood and prepare to cook."

Lin Jinlong stood up righteously, and strode out.

"We help you."

Lin Jinpeng and Feng Yi saw that something was wrong, they were the only two left, and they ran away in a hurry.

"I'm still young, and the words I write are too immature to be suitable for writing a call to arms."

Lin Yixuan didn't leave, but shrugged his shoulders, showing a pure and innocent smile.

"Ahhh."

Leopard's teeth curled up at his feet, and they stretched out their paws, showing that they couldn't write.

Mo Canglan's forehead hurt, and he rubbed his brows feeling speechless.

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In the middle of the night, Lin Jinlong took the lead, Lin Jinpeng, Wang Meng, Fengyi, Shitou, and five brothers dressed in black, covered their faces with black scarves, and carried a written indictment on their backs, climbed over the city wall and entered Jizhou City.

"Let's split up, follow the agreed plan, throw it in the yard and evacuate quickly, don't get entangled with the guards or soldiers patrolling the city."

Before leaving, Lin Jinlong was still worried, and his eyes fell on the stone without any mistakes.

"Look at me, the young master is the fastest, and they will definitely not be able to catch up."

Stone hummed dissatisfied.

"Jinpeng, you should also pay attention, don't try to be brave when things happen."

Lin Jinlong looked at the seventh brother again.

"Well, I see."

Lin Jinpeng's attitude was far from Shitou's, and he nodded solemnly in agreement.

"It's getting late, let's work quickly."

Wang Meng couldn't wait any longer, and couldn't wait to throw out the thick stack of papers he was carrying.

"Walk."

Feng Yi also felt the same way, leaping vertically, onto the eaves of the nearest house, rolled the indictment into a paper tube, and threw it towards the door of the main house.

The brothers scattered in all directions, wandering through the streets and alleys in different directions.

There were dogs barking one after another, which was especially abrupt in the silent late night.

In the courtyard of a well-off family, the guard on duty at night was startled to see someone passing by on the eaves, picked up the proclamation from the ground, and widened his eyes in shock.

"Damn it, the dogs are barking extra loud tonight."

A group of soldiers patrolling the city sensed something was wrong and stretched their necks to look around.

"It's not really a ghost, is it?"

Someone shrank his neck and nagged mysteriously: "You want to take revenge, go to the magistrate, don't come and harm me."

"You boy, what are you talking about?"

The soldiers walking alongside him heard it sharply, and glared at him angrily: "You are not afraid of losing your head if you slander the magistrate."

"Why did I slander you?"

The man murmured dissatisfiedly: "The epidemic has spread throughout the city, and the magistrate himself hid himself, leaving us to suffer at the risk of infection."

"There are people on the eaves."

"stop!"

While the two were talking, some soldiers sharp-eyed saw a black shadow flashing across the eaves, and the formation immediately became chaotic. Some soldiers jumped onto the eaves and chased after them.

"I'm going, why are you chasing me? The big guy Mengzi runs the slowest. Why don't you chase him?"

The stone rushed forward like a gust of wind, jumping and galloping non-stop on the eaves, complaining unhappily while running.

"Stop, let's run and shoot again."

Seeing that he was young, the soldiers chasing him felt contemptuous and threatened him.

"Tch, who is afraid of you? If you have the ability, you let it go. I have seen guns and arrows raining on the battlefield, and I am afraid that you will shoot arrows."

The stone kept walking, still rushing forward like a gust of wind, and kept laughing at himself.

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