Sword of the Red Chamber from Heaven

Chapter 671: What Happened That Year, the Cultivator

"This"

Everyone present was stunned. What Xue Ren said was really too bizarre. In their impression, a giant snow-white python over a hundred feet long was already outrageous enough.

What's more, a sword beam can flatten a mountain. It is not dough that can be kneaded and flattened by anyone.

"You have never seen it, and you may not be able to believe it. Later, I hired a group of people with a large sum of money to search for the body of the giant python in the mountain stream. After two days, there was no result. At that time, I thought we were entangled by something in the mountain, which caused those hallucinations."

Aunt Xue and the others naturally did not believe in the giant python and the sword light, but they firmly believed in those dirty things. It must be said that these people were a little biased when it came to supernatural things.

Aunt Xue and the others were just about to nod and try to persuade them. After all, they could not accept such a thing, especially those who thought they were superior to others, not knowing that they were like ants in the eyes of others. They resisted such an outcome from the bottom of their hearts.

However, Xue Ren immediately said: "It was not until the third day that those people reported to me that they found the head of the giant python in a place called Xuetianao!"

"Because it was too big, they didn't dare to carry it back, fearing to alert the villagers, so I went there myself with my guards."

At this point, Xue Ren's eyes showed a hint of fear.

"I still remember the scene of that day clearly. It was not very hot at that time. It was probably in March or April. I saw the giant creature in the valley. Its huge head was as big as a room here. Its two blood-red eyeballs were as big as the mouth of a jar. Its two canine teeth were as thick as an adult's thigh. It lay quietly in the valley, and its murderous aura lingered for a long time."

Aunt Xue and a few others were terrified by Xue Ren's description. It was hard to imagine that there was such a huge creature in the world.

"Second Master, stop talking about this, it scares the children!!"

Aunt Xue tried to change the subject, taking advantage of the fact that Baochai, Xue Pan and Baoqin were still young and could not bear to hear such things.

Xue Ren shook his head. His original intention was not to tell some weird things to scare Baochai and the other children, but to bring up another matter.

"Sister-in-law, I didn't intend to say this. The story is already a bit sensational. If you didn't see it with your own eyes, you probably wouldn't believe even a little bit of it. But there is one thing that I feel like I have a lump in my throat, and I can't get it out until I get it out!"

Aunt Xue was slightly stunned when she heard Xue Ren say this, but considering that Xue Ren and they were on the same page at this time, she asked, "There are no outsiders here, uncle, why don't you speak frankly."

Baochai also nodded.

"What mother said is that we are all one family, and we should stick together. Now is the time when we should all stick together."

Xue Ren looked at Aunt Xue and then at Xue Baochai. This mother and daughter pair were also quite characters. After the eldest brother died, it was only Mrs. Xue Wang who raised Baochai and Xue Pan at first. Later, Baochai became sensible and helped with some things. As for Xue Pan, no one disciplined him and he grew up in a wrong direction, but now he has finally grown up.

"Jia Xuan, the Marquis of Guanjun, was born in the second year of Ming Kang. In the tenth year of Ming Kang, he was sent back to his hometown in Jinling by the old lady. Later, he went north from Jinling to Liaodong, where he grew up step by step. He is almost 20 years old now!"

When Aunt Xue heard Xue Ren's words, she glanced sideways. In fact, not many people knew about Jia Hong's past, and she was one of them. It was Mrs. Wang who mentioned this to her during a conversation.

Feng Jieer had played a big role in Jia Hong's being sent back to Jinling by Jia's mother, so much so that she was always nervous when facing Jia Hong, fearing that this already successful marquis would have a crush on him. If Jia Hong took action against her, she would not even be able to cry. "Second Master, what are you talking about? Brother Hong's affairs have nothing to do with us."

Xue Ren chuckled.

“Irrelevant??”

"Sister-in-law, some things cannot be hidden!"

Aunt Xue, Baochai, and Xue Pan all looked a little unhappy. Jia Hong was indeed involved with their family in the past. Xue Pan had fallen in love with a little girl who was kidnapped by a kidnapper. Jia Hong seemed to have liked her too, and she was now in the Marquis' Mansion! But now Jia Hong no longer cared about this matter.

"It's not about Pan'er taking a liking to that girl."

Xue Ren seemed to have expected this. He stroked his beard and spoke again.

"This"

"I secretly sent people to investigate what happened before and after you left. Back then, our Xue family was very wealthy in Jinling, so logically, no one would dare to provoke us. Later, our family suffered such a huge loss, so I naturally would not stand idly by and watch."

Xue Ren did not hide it and continued to speak.

"Through investigation, I slowly found some clues. The incident at Huaerwo was related to the Salt Gang, which was owned by the Zhen family of Jinling. Although our family's influence in the south is not as strong as that of the Zhen family, we have a close relationship with them, so the incident shouldn't have been made into such a big deal."

"Until I got a message from an intelligence agency that a very young child had appeared in Huaerwo in Jinling. After that, Huaerwo was massacred in a very short time, leaving no one alive. Following this clue, I found him. It was the same time and the same place. The incident happened just after he went to Jinling."

"No way? At that time, Jia was only nine years old. Although I don't know exactly how many people there are in Huaerwo, it must be no less than three to five thousand."

Aunt Xue's voice became a little stuttering. At that time, Baochai and Xue Pan were still young and didn't know much, but she could tell the difference between the important and the unimportant.

"More than 5,600 people disappeared in a period of no more than three days. The subsequent investigation showed that they were killed."

"I can tell you that the person behind that incident was him, the nine-year-old boy. As for the uprooting of the Zhen family and the bloodbath of the Salt Gang, this series of events would have been logical if he was the one who did it."

"I have traveled extensively over the years and have heard some things about him. Of course, these are things you will never hear. The Champion Marquis is probably not an ordinary person, but another group of people I have met."

  At this point, everyone in the room fell silent. Although Jia Hong's reputation had already spread throughout the country, in people's eyes, he was a young hero and a general who would be remembered for thousands of years. But to say that he was a god, wouldn't that be a bit too much? ?

"Some things that happened later also proved my idea, because only Jia Hong could complete those impossible tasks. He shocked an army by himself, crossed the East China Sea, and swept across the northern border with 3,000 cavalry. Do you think that is something a mortal can do?"

"Most of you have heard about this, but you have never thought about it from that perspective. There are practitioners, or gods, in this world. This is what I call an irresistible factor."

(End of this chapter)