goddess above

Chapter 274
The bathroom is very large, steaming and very warm, and the pool water is covered with flower petals, and the aroma that smokes the whole room is pleasant.

Su Yu looked around, and when he wanted to go to the water's edge, Jing Yu grabbed him: "Don't go there."

"what happened?"

She sniffed: "It smells like a corpse."

Su Yu was startled, and hurriedly moved away from the pool, and pulled Jing Yu away by the way. They stood for a while, and guard soldiers came in. They recognized Jing Yu, and they didn't make any violence. They just asked her to go out. , and then down the pool.

When Jing Yu and Su Yu came out, the woman was still sitting on the steps, and there was a little girl next to her who should be her maid, and she didn't help her back to put on decent clothes just standing there, while the others looked curious and nervous looking inside.

After a while, a few soldiers came out covering a dead body with a cloth. When they went out, the stench was tangy, and the people who smoked could not stop their nausea.

Jing Yu half-covered her mouth and nose: "Let's put it here first, go and ask the corpse collector to come over, and then go to inform the young master that something happened in the mansion, please come back quickly."

"Yes."

After the corpse was put down, the others took a few steps back, for fear of being contaminated with something?
Jing Yu looked at them: "Go back to the house."

Someone asked aloud: "Who are you, why should I listen to you?"

Jing Yu looked at her: "Me? I'm the son's concubine, and I sleep in bed every day. Do you think you should listen to me?"

The faces of those women changed, but they didn't say any more, and turned back one by one.

Jing Yu whispered to Su Yu again: "Take two more powerful maidservants and ask them what day they bathed, and then ask them what their taste is, just say that everyone was frightened, so turn around and tell the young master Let the kitchen prepare something for them to soothe their nerves."

Su Yu trusted her very much, so she readily agreed and went to find someone.

As soon as they left, only Jingyu and three or four soldiers were left.

She waved her hand: "You two come in with me."

She walked in, walked around the pool, stared at the place where the petals were densely packed for a while before opening her mouth.

"See what's in this?"

The two soldiers jumped down, dragged up a blistered white woman, her clothes were disheveled, her hands and feet were tied up, and she was tied with stones.

Jing Yu frowned slightly: "Keep looking for something, such as earrings, rings or pieces of clothes."

Although the two soldiers didn't know why, they still searched carefully in the water.

Jing Yu looked at the female corpse, then walked around the room, and found scratches on the ebony door with sharp eyes.

"Come on, come in with a lantern."

In broad daylight, although she didn't know why she wanted a lantern, someone still brought it for her. Jing Yu brought the lantern close to the door, and there were traces of fingernails. Looking at the floor tiles, there were faintly broken nails.

She squatted on the ground and looked over carefully, the more she looked at it, the more her heart sank, and she probably guessed something. When she went over to look at the female corpse's hand, although it was white and swollen with blisters, the broken nails and fleshy fingertips were still there. Still can see it.

"Girl, I found this."

The soldier handed over a broken jade bracelet, and Jing Yu wrapped it in a handkerchief and held it in her hand. She probably figured it out, turned around, and asked someone to carry the female corpse out as well.

Soon the corpse collector came, along with Xinzheng Fu Yin, Ming Huai was the young master, and he had just taken charge of the left cavalry camp, something happened in his house, the Fu Yin dared not be sloppy.

They had never met Jing Yu, but they also knew that Ming Huai had an extremely favored concubine, and when they entered the door and saw her here, they roughly guessed her identity.

(End of this chapter)