Destiny Blessed Girl

Chapter 87 Telescope

Fortunately, there is no curfew in Kyoto. Although the city gates are closed, as long as the procedures are complete, you can leave the city even at midnight.

Gu Zhian planned to leave the city temporarily, so naturally there was no formality, but she took out a jade pendant, and the city guard saw it, and let it go without saying a word.

On the carriage to Mount Wuhua, Hongying asked Gu Zhi'an worriedly, "Miss, will it be okay for us to use the jade pendant of His Highness the Crown Prince at will?"

Gu Zhian shook his head, "I don't know, I can't control so much now, save people first."

Fortunately, she forgot to return the jade pendant that day, otherwise she would definitely not be able to leave the city tonight.

Shopkeeper Bai sent her a letter with a white eagle, saying that his grandmother was attacked near Wuhua Mountain. Their people fought a battle with the gangsters. A masked man with strong martial arts, the old lady's carriage was seized, and their people chased after them, but lost each other's trace when they entered Crouching Tiger Mountain, which stood side by side with Wuhua Mountain. They only found a letter on the abandoned carriage, Let the He family take 10 taels of silver in exchange for their lives, otherwise they will tear up the ticket immediately.

10 taels of silver is nothing to the He family, but Gu Zhian knew that the other party would never just ask for silver, even if they obediently offered [-] taels of silver, the result would be the same.

She would never let her grandmother's life and death be decided by others.

The carriage galloped all the way, and Yu Chou arrived at the location mentioned by Shopkeeper Bai.

From afar, he saw shopkeeper Bai pacing around the temporary camp in a mess.

"Uncle Bai!" Gu Zhian strode forward.

When Shopkeeper Bai saw Gu Zhian, he was taken aback for a moment, then came up to meet him, and asked anxiously, "Why are you here now? How did you leave the city?" He remembered that the sky had already darkened when he passed on the letter, and the city gate was closed at that time, so he wanted to It is not easy to go out of the city, how did she do it as a little girl.

Gu Zhi'an said: "Let's not talk about this first, how is the situation here? Has the person you sent replied to the letter?"

As soon as this matter was mentioned, shopkeeper Bai was so angry that he wanted to scold his mother, "The bastards took the old lady into Crouching Tiger Mountain and hid it in a cave halfway up the mountain. That place is dangerous, and there is only one way for our people to go up. The road, that road is now smashed by them with things, and it is impossible to go up.”

Gu Zhian picked up a torch, "Take me to have a look."

Shopkeeper Bai naturally would not refuse, and immediately took Gu Zhian to Crouching Tiger Mountain in person, while Hong Ying and Lang Qiao were left by Gu Zhian to look at the things on the carriage.

Gu Zhian went around to the place that shopkeeper Bai said, just as shopkeeper Bai said, the only road leading to the halfway up the mountain has been destroyed, and there are rock walls with nowhere to stay, it is impossible to go up silently.

Gu Zhian turned his head to look at another high mountain standing side by side with Crouching Tiger Mountain, "Where is Wuhua Mountain?"

Shopkeeper Bai nodded, "Exactly."

"Take me to Mount Wuhua."

Shopkeeper Bai was taken aback, his face full of confusion, "Go to Wuhua Mountain? What are you doing?"

Gu Zhi'an said: "Since this road won't work, let's change to another road. Don't worry, Uncle Bai, I know what's in my mind, just take me there."

Shopkeeper Bai saw that she had a serious face and seemed to have a plan, so he didn't say anything more, and after a few orders, he led a group of people to escort Gu Zhi'an and the two maids to Wuhua Mountain.

Although there are bandit dens on Wuhua Mountain, not the entire Wuhua Mountain is occupied by bandits. They only need to take some deviating paths to avoid those bandits in Wuhua Mountain.

When they climbed to a peak on the halfway up Wuhua Mountain, the sky was already pale.

Gu Zhian took out the binoculars he made when he was bored. The binoculars were polished with glass from the Western Regions. Although they are not as good as modern ones, they are still good enough.

"It's here, the distance and location are very suitable." Gu Zhian said.

"What is this?" Shopkeeper Bai looked curiously at the telescope in Gu Zhian's hand.

(End of this chapter)