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Chapter 586 Evil comes with evil consequences
No one escapes justice!
Li Yi took a breath of cold air when he heard this. He didn't expect that this young, handsome and kind-looking Champion Hou could be so cruel when he attacked.

Just now, when I saw that he didn't use a knife and only used his fists and feet to capture these people, I thought he was showing mercy.

Who would have thought that this champion marquis actually planned to capture them all in one fell swoop and then behead them all for public display.

Fortunately, fortunately I invested early, otherwise
Li Yi shrank his neck, responded loudly, and immediately followed the black-clad soldiers to start removing the armor and binding the Xiliang soldiers in the house.

At this moment, the soldiers from Xiliang also realized that something was wrong. They screamed and struggled desperately.

However, the outcome of all this was already determined when they timidly laid down their weapons.

No matter how hard they struggled, they were no match for the well-trained and coordinated black soldiers.

This time, Su Yao did not take any action. He just watched coldly from the side. His eyes were as cold as ice, without any fluctuation. He just watched the chaotic finishing work quietly.

Not long after, Captain Fang and a total of fifty lawless Xiliang soldiers were tied up in front of the granary door.

They were stripped of their armor and knelt on the ground with bare arms, shivering.

A large number of people holding torches gathered around the abandoned granary.

Some of them were refugees who had been looking for food nearby, and most of them were ordinary people living here.

From the refugees living near the granary, the people learned that Village Chief Fang and others who had been bullying the villagers recently had been arrested by Marquis Guanjun. They immediately spread the news and came to watch, bringing their elderly and children with them.

The previously majestic Chief Fang was now disheveled and kneeling in the middle of the village, being pointed at and criticized by the onlookers.

Many of these people had been bullied by these Xiliang soldiers. They either had angry expressions or tears in their eyes as they recounted their past sufferings.

Lao Niu stood in front of the crowd and knelt on the ground to thank Lord Su for his great kindness.

It was not until this moment that Village Chief Fang seemed to have just woken up from a dream and began to struggle violently.

Perhaps the cold sword in front of him finally made him realize the reality. He struggled while uttering harsh words:

"Marquis of Guanjun! Mr. Su! You are a despicable and shameless traitor!"

Chief Fang's voice became sharp with fear and anger:
"Do you think you can escape from Mr. Dong's clutches by doing this?"

"And you, the untouchables, don't get complacent!"

"I'm telling you, do you think this traitor is helping you? You're wrong, he's harming you!"

"Today, he dared to execute us like this. Prime Minister Dong will never let him go! He will not let you go either!"

"You don't know what the crime of colluding with a traitor is, but doesn't Su Yao know?"

"When Prime Minister Dong's army arrives, this place will be razed to the ground. Not only you lowly people, but everyone in the nearby villages will pay the price for today's rebellion!"

"Everyone must be buried with me!!!"

"Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!"

Tunzhang Fang yelled hysterically, trying to shake Su Yao's determination with the final threat, and at the same time to arouse the fear of the refugees and make them turn against Su Yao.

This trick really worked, and the refugees' original excitement turned into fear.

The refugees began to whisper to each other, their expressions revealing anxiety and confusion.

Although they hated these Xiliang soldiers and wanted to cut them into pieces, Captain Fang's words were like a huge rock pressing on their hearts.

After all, the dead are gone and the living are still here. They are not all alone, and they are more worried that their families will be implicated.

If this heroic champion marquis really executed these Xiliang soldiers for the sake of momentary pleasure, and angered Prime Minister Dong in the capital, then would their villages and their families really be retaliated against?
It must be said that this was a despicable threat. Even the most resolute Lao Niu was shaken. He looked at Su Yao and said weakly:
"How about just forget it?"

"It's not worth making such a fuss."

"That's great, Old Niu, I'll just take my family and go."

"There's no need to do that." Before Lao Niu finished speaking, Su Yao drew out his sword.

There was a flash of cold light, and it was steadily inserted into the wooden stake in front of Captain Fang, making a "bang" sound, which shocked the people around.

Su Yao's eyes were like torches, sweeping over everyone present, his voice firm and powerful:
"The folks are so confused."

"Today's matter cannot be let go. Instead, we must make it clear and put an end to it with dignity!"

"What this bastard said was just bluffing. He wanted to use the power of others to intimidate us and save his life."

“But let us ask ourselves, if we shrink back out of fear today, how can we have peace tomorrow?”

"Law must never give in to lawlessness, and justice must never bow to evil!"

"Now that I, Su Yao, am here, I will never turn a blind eye to such atrocities. I will swear to defend every inch of peace and every citizen on this land with my life, and give justice to all my fellow villagers."

The refugees looked at each other in bewilderment. When Captain Fang came to his senses, he gritted his teeth and said:

"You bastard!"

"It makes a lot of sense, but in the end it's just a way of being a hero to satisfy yourself."

"With just your small number of men, you can only kill small fish and shrimp like me. Can you protect these people from being retaliated by Lord Dong?"

"When they are all dead, you will probably be living a carefree life somewhere. How can you still remember these people?!"

"You still say that the world is clear and bright, but you can't even protect these few people in front of you, bah!"

Village Chief Fang yelled hysterically, but Su Yao just looked at him coldly, as if he was looking at a clown.

He slowly pulled the knife out of the wooden stake and sneered:
"Save your energy. Why do you think I came here? Just for a small fry like you?"

"Dong Zhuo is about to be finished. He will soon have no time to take care of this place."

"But don't worry, I'll let you see this scene clearly - let your head be on the flagpole here and watch it carefully."

Su Yao's words were filled with unquestionable confidence and determination. Village Chief Fang stared into Su Yao's eyes, moved his lips, but in the end did not say a word.

At this moment, he had an illusion that although the man in front of him was staring into his eyes and talking, it seemed that he was not looking at him at all.

Su Yao's cold gaze penetrated his pupils, as if he had traveled through time and space and seen through the future.

Captain Fang was so shocked that he was speechless. The refugees and the Xiliang soldiers who were kneeling on the ground were also stunned. Although they did not understand the meaning, they were also shocked by the momentum.

However, Su Yao did not say anything else. He just waved his hand, as if brushing off a speck of dust: "Go ahead, execute him."

Li Yi swallowed, nodded hurriedly, and quickly took the rag and stuffed it into Tunzhang Fang's mouth.

Then, the black-clad warriors who were escorting the prisoners in front of the granary also took action, following suit and pressing the heads of the death row prisoners on the wooden stakes in front of them.

Next, with Su Yao's order, ten big swords were raised at the same time, flashing with cold light and falling in response.

Accompanied by a dull and powerful sound, the heads of those Xiliang soldiers who had once been rampant and oppressed the people rolled to the ground, and blood splattered everywhere, dyeing the surrounding land red.

Immediately afterwards, a group of prisoners were beheaded, and another group of ten people were brought forward.

This scene was repeated over and over again, and finally all fifty Xiliang soldiers were executed. Their heads were hung high as a warning to those who came after them.

Especially the talkative village chief Fang, Su Yao hung his head on the highest flagpole and let him look at the ground.

Then, as if others didn't know that he did it, Su Yao personally lifted up a large stone and carved a line of puzzling large characters on the wall of the abandoned granary right next to the main entrance.

No one knows what Su Yao is thinking, maybe it was just a whim.

However, in the near future, this front wall became a historical site visited by people in later generations. The words "Champion Marquis Su Yao was here" written on it also surpassed the meaning of a simple message and became a symbol, which was something many people did not expect.

(End of this chapter)