On the Road to Exile: Space Hundreds of Billions of Materials to Support the Villains

Chapter 46 He Doesn't Believe She Would Be So Quiet

"fine."

Chi Ning rubbed her temples instead of pinching her eyebrows. The result of overuse of her brain is migraines.

"Let's go." Cui Xingjue extended his palm towards her.

Chi Ning smiled lightly and stood up, beating her temples lightly.

Cui Xingjue shook Kong Kong's hand, guessing that Chi Ning was really tired this time, and he didn't even bother to pretend to deal with him.

Cui Pengzhan and Cui Zhiyi came again, and Chi Ning had already figured out how to deal with them.

"I know that the purpose of the two uncles' visit is nothing more than medical treatment. Well, you are afraid of pain. If you use a boy to pee, you will definitely scream. Why don't you use charcoal ash? Although the effect is not as good as red-hot charcoal, it is better than red charcoal. It kept pus going."

After handing over the charcoal ash that had been crushed earlier, she specially added a little gadget in it.

"Really?" Cui Zhiyi was suspicious.

"I don't believe it." When Chi Ning was about to take back the charcoal ash that had been crushed into powder and wrapped in green leaves, Cui Pengzhan snatched it.

"Niece and daughter-in-law, don't betray our trust, your family still depends on us to take care of you all the way to the deserted city!" Cui Pengzhan warned.

"Naturally." Being threatened, Chi Ning didn't respond much, and was surprisingly easy to talk to.

After the two left, Cui Xingjue asked, "Did you add something to the charcoal ash?"

"No." Chi Ning said with an innocent tone, "Officer, don't wrong people, I'm a good person."

When she went to the cave next door to ask for horse urine from the officers and soldiers in charge of the horses, she specially picked some plants with burrs, and the bag of charcoal ash contained a proper amount of plant burrs, although it would have a healing effect if sprinkled on the wound , but when the wound heals, the plant burrs will remain in the body, and no abnormalities will be found in a short period of time. After a long time, the skin will be itchy and painful, and it is impossible to pick out the plant burrs.

Unless the flesh is cut off.

In fact, Cui Pengzhan didn't need the charcoal ash she ground, but he gave birth to them. He was too lazy to blame her.

Cui Xingjue gave a slight "hum" in his nose, obviously not believing her words. "Is it."

"Yes!" Chi Ning showed her waxy white teeth, and her smile was obedient and sweet.

Cui Xingjue seemed to see the fox tail swaying left and right behind the girl, and every arc was full of pride.

Anyway, he didn't believe that she would be so quiet.

The two returned to the foothold, and the little dolls fell asleep at some point.

Chi Ning slept beside them lying on the floor, her back getting used to the uneven ground.

As soon as she lay down, Cui Yixuan rolled into her arms unconsciously.

Holding the glutinous rice balls, Chi Ning rubbed them together before closing her eyes.

Cui Xingjue sat on one side, with his back against the cliff, and he could see a few people sleeping in a huddle as long as he raised his eyes.

He looked sideways at the outside of the cave entrance, and the heavens began to rain again.

It rained heavily for seven or eight consecutive days, and a landslide on the top of a mountain caused a "rumbling" sound on the entire mountain range, and the exile team was delayed again.

Everyone was terrified and bored in the cave, and few even went out to look for food, for fear of losing their lives.

These short few days are the happiest days Tang Qiaofen has lived since she was exiled. Firstly, her husband finally woke up and his injury is slowly getting better under Chi Ning's treatment. Secondly, they have Chi Ning's secret help. You can't be full every meal, but at least you don't have to go hungry every day.

Cui Wenguang ate the water-soaked pancakes fed by his wife, which are dry pancakes kneaded from corn ears mixed with bean dregs and miscellaneous wild vegetables. They have a rancid smell, especially after soaking in water.

"Have you ever eaten?" Cui Wenguang was lying on the ground weak, his cheeks were thin and sunken, making his eyes look big.

Tang Qiaofen froze while feeding her husband, bowing her head in silence.

Cui Wenguang struggled to support his upper body, "Since we have something to eat, let's give some to mother. Mother is getting old and has suffered again, so she won't be hungry."

"I don't care!" Tang Qiaofen was not happy, "The old lady has a second child and a fifth child, and a lot of people to take care of them, so she can't look down on our little food!"

"Don't you have chicken secretly given by Chi Ning?" Cui Wenguang lowered his voice.

Tang Qiaofen looked around in shock, seeing that no one was paying attention, she cursed angrily and anxiously. "What are you doing so loudly? Is it because you are afraid that others will not hear you?"

"Cough, cough, cough..." Cui Wenguang coughed a few times weakly, a little out of breath.

Tang Qiaofen patted him on the chest and on the back to let him breathe. "Our life is going to be difficult, Jixiang is still so young, can't you take care of our little family first?"

"During the days when you were in a coma, the old lady never came to look at you, let alone care about you!" She complained with hot eyes.

Cui Wenguang coughed intermittently for a while, his voice was hoarse.

"There are three ways to be unfilial, and having no offspring is the greatest. My mother gave birth to me and raised me. If it weren't for her, I would have been gone long ago. Now that the family is suffering, it is not easy to eat. Madam, for my sake, give some food to the old man." Madame!"

"It's not easy for your old lady, so is it easy for me?" Tang Qiaofen said with resentment, "I carried you on my back all the way in exile, and our food is for Chi Ning's auspicious little one, and for my pity They saved it from between their teeth, and they still have three little dolls to raise!"

"Are you going to use other people's kindness to do your own filial piety? You are so smart and you can calculate!"

(End of this chapter)