Wei Shu

Chapter 31
Wei Shu privately thinks that apart from her little carelessness, she is actually playing a chivalrous role.

Akis was originally from the quack.

People from the rivers and lakes walk the rivers and lakes, helping the poor and helping the weak, eliminating the strong and cherishing the weak, is what they should do.And if we can stir up discord within the enemy army, it will be of great benefit to us in the Central Plains.

And how can the word "chivalry" stop in the rivers and lakes?

If you talk about it in the big area, the world is alive; if you talk about it in the small area, you can peck and drink it.As long as you think about it, everyone in this world can be a hero, and all actions can be righteous. If you only confine it to the rivers and lakes, your horizons will be too small.

From this point of view, isn't the honor and disgrace of a country also in chivalry?
Not long after, Cu Lun's wound was repaired. Wei Shu put away the scimitar and arrow, and turned Cu Lun's body in one direction. The head and body were moved to the door.

After this conversion, the order of death of the two people was also reversed, and it became that Cullen was shot first, while Old Tu was killed during the battle with the opponent who broke into the door.Because the gate of the courtyard had been smashed down by them ahead of time, there was no need for Wei Shu to bother, but it also saved trouble.

With this arrangement, the younger brother's family may be able to get out of this matter.

Standing in the courtyard, Wei Shu looked around, constantly recounting in her mind the "Miscellaneous Courtyard Murder Incident" that she reorganized, and soon found several unreasonable points, and corrected them one by one.

When everything was settled, she counted the time and guessed that those fleeing neighbors must have gone far away, and she felt a little at ease.

She asked Yue Bawu to set up a suspicious formation elsewhere to distract the pursuers who were chasing Lao Tu's head. This not only disturbed the opponent's sight, but also gave her more time.

Before returning to the hut where she lived, Wei Shu stepped on the creaking stairs to the attic warehouse.

The sundries in the warehouse have been removed by the landlord, and now they are nothing more than rotten straw on the ground.

Two Halqin warriors died in his yard. This was something that even the common people of the Jin Dynasty did not want to provoke. The landlord of the Jin Dynasty came earlier and ran faster than anyone else.

However, Wei Shu's rent was collected in advance, but he never returned it, and he didn't know whether he forgot or simply took it by force.

Wei Shu didn't mind at first.

How can the king of a country compete with the people for profit?
However, when she found out the little book that Akis used to keep accounts, and saw the unilateral prescription she used for medicinal baths every month to heal her wounds, Wei Shu suddenly felt that she could rely on her ten thousand times No matter what, it is more expensive than the little golden landlord.

Furthermore, corruption of ink is a chronic disease of the country, which can be cured.

Still have to deal with it severely.

Wei Shu decided that if she had time to stay, she had to treat the landlord's problem of greed for ink.

A window was opened at a very high place in the attic, and the gust of wind poured in, blowing the room full of grass and fluff, and the raindrops were falling in patches, and puddles had already accumulated under the window.

Wei Shu looked up at the top beam, shook the faded pillars, walked around the four corners of the attic, and stepped on the floor occasionally.

As she had expected before, the house had been in disrepair for a long time, and some places were not very secure. She lived here was fine, but the condition of the main room and the open room was terrible.

The corners of her lips curled up.

Not long after, the girl in green and blue skirt calmly went down the stairs, went back to the house to retrieve the luggage that had been prepared early in the morning, and was the last one to walk out of the courtyard.

Twilight is approaching, and the sky is still cloudy.The rain has become a little lighter, but the wind is stronger than yesterday, and the scattered rain stars are blown like silver beads, and it still hurts a little when it hits the face.

Under the howling wind, all sounds were silenced, and no one heard the huge sound of the house collapsing in the empty courtyard.

When the leaders of Da Chang'an arrived with their troops, before entering the courtyard, they saw through the crooked door frame that the five main rooms directly in front had been turned into rubble, with broken beams, rotten wood, and rolling stones. There is almost half of the courtyard, but the side rooms on both sides are still intact, and the first half of the courtyard is also considered empty.

The corpses of Cullen and Lao Tu stood among the ruined walls, very eye-catching.

A group of red-armored soldiers carried the bodies of the two to one side, so Xingben took the government official to Zuo, and the headman wearing the gold ring ordered Wu Zuo to conduct an autopsy on the spot, and Wu Zuo quickly found out the cause of death of the two:
Cullen was shot to death by a strong slave, while Lao Tu died from some kind of curved sharp weapon.

Coincidentally, the Suota tribe, who had always been at odds with the Harqin people, was in the army alone with scimitars and strong men.

What's more, the author also found a section of braid that was deliberately stuffed in Lao Tu's hand, and the braid at the back of Cullen's head was cut off by Qi Gen.

Cutting braids and acting heads is also a unique hobby of Sota nobles.

This is the head of Cullen with the hair right, which means that the heads of two people have been cut off.

"Halqin Mountain God is above, if you don't avenge this revenge, you will not be a human being!"

Holding the bloody braids in his hands, the roar of Halqin headman almost stopped the wind and rain.

These ferocious Halqin people, like Lao Tu and the others, all shaved most of their heads, with only a small braid on the back of their heads, and each of them had a long knife hanging from their waists.

This is the symbol of Harqin warriors.

The moment the gate of the courtyard was smashed, Wei Shu already had some calculations in her heart. Although there were some mistakes in the middle, it was never too far away from her plan, and she barely made it.

Looking back at the wind and rain all over the city, for a while, Wei Shu felt a little bit of leisurely watching chess from the outside.

At this time, she was walking in the "Golden Felt Lane" mentioned by Zhou Shang.

The mansion where Akis worked so hard is here.

Speaking of which, this alley is not far from the abandoned mountain temple, but the road is quite tortuous, passing through streets and alleys, which can make people dizzy.

After leaving the courtyard, Wei Shu went to the mountain temple first, found some things from some places in the main hall, and hid them elsewhere, while iron swords, hidden weapons and other things were still carried with her.

This is still thanks to Gouba.

Wei Shu had already remembered that he was proficient in tricks before, and on the way back home just now, seeing the scenery of the past and thinking about the stories of the past, the book in the darkness turned a few pages again, which made her realize that he was in the main hall of the mountain temple yesterday. A few hints that have never been found in the book.

Wei Shu guessed that what Gou Ba left in the hall should have been prepared for Yue Ba Wu.

Because it is something reserved for the younger generation, it will leave a more obvious mark, perhaps it is to use this to test the school, who is a latecomer, or to prepare in advance.

In this way, Aqisi's painstaking arrangements can be regarded as effective, and Gou Ba regards the mountain temple as the best place to bury people's bones, and he thought that the place he chose for Yue Ba Wu's experience was also here. .

Fortunately, he didn't have time to notify Yue Bawu of this matter, otherwise the child would not rush to Wei Shu's door to ask for news.

(End of this chapter)