Who hid my body?

At this moment, he seemed to have returned to his very young age, when he got into trouble in the town and he ran to one place like crazy, just like he did tonight.

Where is that place?

He couldn't remember clearly.

But on this pitch-black road where he couldn't see his feet at all, his steps didn't seem awkward at all, as if he had walked this road countless times before.

Why is this?

He didn't know until his legs went weak and he fell into the ruins.

He struggled to get up and continue running, but he couldn't run anymore.

Because the ruins he was in were just pieces of charred wood.

At this moment he suddenly realized something.

He came home.

(End of this chapter)

Chapter 33 Thirty-three I am not a bug!

Go home.

Ulu never imagined that twenty years later, his home would still be here, nor did he expect that he would return home in this way.

He clearly did not find his home during the day when he could still see, but at night when it was pitch black and he lost his vision, he relied on instinct to return to this place.

Curled up in the ruins, he didn't dare to look back. He didn't dare to think whether there was still someone buried under the ruins... He didn't dare to think about it, and could only keep reminding himself in his heart: "This is not my home. My home is gone long ago. This is an illusion."

The sound of Ulu's heart shaking was so loud that Bai Wei could hear it clearly. He raised his head in surprise and looked at Ulu, then looked at the ruins around him, but said nothing.

To be honest, "going home" was not in Bai Wei's plan. After all, no matter how powerful he was, he could not know where Ulu's home was. However, Ulu's reaction at this time was still within Bai Wei's expectations.

All the experiences today have brought Uru to the point of complete emotional breakdown.

Like a volcano about to erupt.

There is only one last step left.

And this last step... Bai Wei turned his "gaze" to the small wooden house not far away and waited silently.

Soon, a noise came from the direction where Uru came from. Uru turned around and saw knights walking towards him with torches.

Ulu quickly hid his body deeper, completely hiding under the ruins.

These dilapidated charcoal gave Ulu an indescribable sense of security, just as if it had not yet become a ruin.

Ulu was shocked by this thought, and then he shook his head repeatedly, trying to get rid of these things from his mind.

……

Kelsey stood in front of the dozens of houses, as if he remembered something, and raised his eyebrows slightly: "This place..."

The knight standing next to him turned and looked at him: "Master Knight, what did you find?"

"No." Kelsey shook his head. "I just think this place is a little familiar."

He recollected it briefly, and then remembered.

"Ah, isn't this where that guy Uru used to live? I heard that old bastard Luji mention it before. There are dozens of families outside the town. It seems that this is the place."

Thinking of this, Kelse's mouth corners involuntarily curled up in contempt.

"Have you gone home to see your mother at a time like this? What a pity, your mother died a long time ago."

The knights looked at each other, not knowing what Kelse meant. Kelse was too lazy to explain. He just waved his hand and said, "I know this village. There is really no way out. There is only this one road leading to the town. Let's do this. I will guard here, and you split up into several groups and search from house to house. See where that guy is hiding. Once you find him, send me a signal immediately. You may not be able to deal with him, but I can."

"Yes! Sir Knight Commander!"

All the knights obeyed the order, including the two servants captured by the knights. Although they were reluctant to help, under Kelse's intimidation, they still followed the knights fearfully into this small village with only dozens of households.

The flames suddenly broke into this quiet village, as if they were going to set the entire village on fire.

Seeing this scene, Ulu actually breathed a sigh of relief.

Because his home... No, because there were no houses around the ruins where he was, so the knights didn't even go this way.

And his position was at the front of the village. Only when all the knights entered the village would he have the opportunity to run back to the town along the same route.

The only problem was that the one guarding the way here was Kelce.

Kelse stood there quietly, with his hands on the hilt of the holy sword, like a mountain, a mountain that Uru dared not even look at.

Therefore, Ulu could only hope that this village could cause some commotion and attract Kelse to find it. In this way, he could take the opportunity to escape. But in this small village with only dozens of households, where at least half of the people died in the disaster, could there really be anything that could attract Kelse's attention?

Uru didn't know, so he could only pray and wait, wait for fate to favor him, wait for the God of the Rhine...ah, he had already betrayed the Rhine.

Just when Uru was troubled by such strange thoughts again, the first team of knights had broken into the house closest to Uru, and then dragged two people out of the house.

Ulu subconsciously glanced over there, and then his eyes widened immediately.

Because he was very familiar with the people who were dragged out by the knight...it was the little boy and his sister.

It was then that Ulu suddenly realized that the house closest to him was actually the home of that little devil!

At this moment, Ulu's heart was beating rapidly.

How could this be that little devil's home? ! How could this be that little devil's home? !

……

"Little brat!" A knight impatiently tapped the boy's face with his holy sword. The sharp edge of the sword instantly cut the boy's face. "I ask you, have you seen a priest?"

The little boy raised his head, looked at the knight who asked the question in confusion, then looked at the other knights, and then shook his head slowly: "No."

"You don't have it or you don't want to say it!" The knight said viciously, "If you dare to hide it, I will kill you! So think it over carefully!"

The little boy was frightened by the knight, but he still said weakly: "Yes, indeed not."

Then the knight turned to look at his sister and patted her face in the same way: "Have you seen a priest?"

The younger sister also stared at the knight blankly. She was even more dumb than her brother, as if she didn't even understand what the knight said.

"Tsk, what a fool." The knight retracted his sword in disdain, and then waved his hand, "Next, but you are not allowed to go back, wait here first!"

Seeing that these knights did not do anything more outrageous to the little ghost brother and sister, Uruna's heart relaxed a little.

Although Ulu didn't know why the kid said he had never seen him, he could clearly say he had seen him during the day... Maybe the kid was not stupid and knew that it would be troublesome if he said he had seen him.

This can only be the reason, what else could it be?

Ulu didn't want to think too much, he just watched quietly, waiting for the situation to change.

As the knights advanced deeper, family after family was dragged out of their houses and questioned one after another.

And these people had indeed never seen Ulu. Even if they had seen him, it was during the day. When Ulu ran over just now, he was not discovered by anyone, so naturally no one would know that Ulu was hiding in the ruins and watching.

I have asked all the villagers and they all said they have never seen Uru. Is that the end of it?

Uru, who was also a clergyman of the Rhine, knew that this was naturally impossible, and the next step was to conduct a real search.

The knights entered every house and smashed everything in the villagers' homes, even the earthen bowls and pots, as if they were afraid that Uru might be hiding inside.

Faced with such atrocities, the villagers did not dare to resist, or they did not have the strength to resist. They had long been numb. They just sat there stupidly, like the little ghost's sister, with no life in their eyes. After all, there was no food, so what was the use of other things?

Ulu, who was hiding in the ruins, was also frantically thinking about how to escape. If the villagers couldn't find him after searching all their houses, they would definitely expand the search range, and then he would no longer be able to hide here.

At this time, Kelsey was still standing at the entrance. Although his expression was a little impatient, he was still waiting.

Hurry, anyone will do, just lead him away, just lead him away!

Ulu prayed in his heart again.

At this moment, he heard someone shouting excitedly: "I found it, I found it, that guy was definitely here!"

Ulu was stunned, and subconsciously looked in the direction of the sound, then his eyes widened.

Because he saw that the landlord's servant, whom he had beaten before, was holding a bag of bloody food in his hand.

From that little devil's house.

……

"What's going on?" Looking at the bag of grain in the servant's hand, the knight frowned slightly, "What is this?"

"Sir Knight, this is the food that the priest stole from us during the day!" The servant shouted excitedly, "It's this bag! We found it in this kid's house. The priest must have been here."

Hearing this, the knights' eyes immediately focused on the little boy's face.

"What's the matter?" the knight asked calmly, "You just said that you had never seen the priest."

The little boy immediately lowered his head and whispered, "I picked it up."

"Picked it up?" The knight winked at the servant.

The servant understood and immediately walked forward and kicked the little boy, knocking him down.

"Picked it up? You're still lying until now?!" The servant pinched the boy's neck hard, "How dare you lie in front of the respected Knight?!"

The knight also spoke coldly: "I ask you again, where did this bag of food come from? And where is that priest?"

The little boy still shook his head: "I picked this up. I have never seen any priest."

"...Very good." The knight nodded, waved to the servant, and turned around.

The two servants naturally understood what the knights meant, so they started punching and kicking the little boy again.

"You damn bastard, why don't you tell the truth?!"

"Don't lie to my Lord Knight! Have you ever considered the consequences?!"

The little boy just held his head with his hands and let them beat him without any reaction.

This scene was naturally seen by Ulu.

"Why doesn't he admit it?" Ulu muttered, "Why doesn't he admit that he has seen me?"

Ulu couldn't understand why the little boy didn't tell anyone that he had seen him during the day. Why did he keep such a thing secret?

Bai Wei said slowly, "Because you helped him bury his mother."

Wu Lu's body trembled slightly, and then he immediately shook his head: "No, this is impossible. No one would..."

He couldn't say the second half of the sentence, because the little boy was indeed doing this. The two servants were very cruel and beat him until he was covered in blood in just a few hits, but he still stubbornly kept his mouth shut and said nothing.

But it is obvious that he just needs to tell the truth, saying that he saw Ulu during the day but not at night, and that will be enough.

Why not say it?

"Stupid, idiot..." Ulu cursed the little boy in a trembling voice, "What an idiot."

Bai Wei didn't say anything after hearing Wu Lu's scolding. He just looked at the little boy quietly while listening to Wu Lu trying to justify himself: "Oh no, he's not stupid. He's smart. He knows that if he admits that he saw me during the day, these guys will definitely ask him to find out where I am now, which will put him in even greater trouble. So he might as well just say that he hasn't seen me. That way..."

Ulu himself was at a loss for words after coming to this conclusion.

And at this moment, he finally heard the voice he had been waiting for for a long time.

"what happened?"

It's Kelsey.

The impatient knight finally walked from the intersection to the boy's home. He looked at the boy who was beaten to death and asked coldly, "What happened?"

The opportunity is coming!

Uru was instantly ecstatic.

He seized this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and immediately climbed out of the rubble carefully, ready to escape when the little boy attracted Kelsey's attention.

Because he was afraid of causing noise, Ulu moved very lightly, climbing quietly in the ruins, making him look like an... ugly insect.

"Are you going to escape?" Bai Wei's calm voice sounded.

"Of course! If we don't run away at this time, when will we run away?!" Ulu responded to Bai Wei as a matter of course.

"Is the child okay?"

Ulu's body trembled slightly, but soon returned to normal, allowing him to continue crawling forward, while thinking to himself: "What does this have to do with me?"

"He's going to die."

"So what?" Uru gritted his teeth and said, "He will die because he doesn't know my whereabouts, so he was killed by Kelsey. What does this have to do with me? If he knew my whereabouts, I would be the one to die!"

"really?"