Tu Kui didn't expect Fang Tong to say this, his eyes turned cold, and he said urgently: "County Magistrate Fang, I imprisoned you out of necessity, but now that the gangsters who stole the grain have been found, I We also sent people to arrest him, and finally restored Magistrate Fang’s innocence.”
"Isn't this official imprisoned by the governor for the crime of embezzling military rations?"
"Now I have found out that the military rations were stolen by bandits. What Magistrate Fang opened the warehouse to release was official rations for the relief of the people. It was all a misunderstanding. During this period, Magistrate Fang suffered. It is also my duty. "In this way, Tu Kui was cleared of the crime of arresting Fang Siming.
Fang Shan also didn't expect that Tu Kui had vowed to behead his father in public, and so many people had died, but he had dismissed it with just one sentence. If he hadn't known about King Nan's plan, he would have really wanted to go up and beat him up. My uncle was also beaten to death because of the food robbery incident.
At this time, Fang Shan in the crowd suddenly shouted: "Prefect Tu, now that you have personally exonerated Magistrate Fang, how do you explain when the official grain of more than a dozen counties in Zhangzhou was stolen? Just now you said that you have found the thief who stole the grain. Who is this person? Can he be so capable of stealing grain under the eyes of the officers and soldiers?"
"Yes, Governor Tu, who stole these grains?" the people also asked one after another.
Tu Kui cast a ruthless look at Fang Shan, and when he saw the people around him echoing in agreement, he said: "This leader of thieves is Zhu Gui who has been secretly selling food in Zhangzhou. Zhangzhou is already short of food, and I have found out that Zhu Gui The grain sold at a high price is the stolen official grain."
The people around him found it incredible that Mr. Zhu was a food thief.
However, Zhu Gui's grain was not sold cheaply. Everyone hated him and naturally hoped that the government would arrest him.
Fang Shan added: "Since it is Zhu Gui, he has been selling grain at high prices in Zhangzhou. The prefect is the father-in-law of the people. Why have you let it go and not arrested him in time?"
King Chu and "King Nan" looked at Tu Kui at the same time, also wanting to know the answer.
Obviously, Tu Kui benefited from this, but both King Chu and Yu Wenjing just watched the show quietly.
Fang Shan asked again: "Did Governor Tu and Zhu Gui conspire to steal the official grain..."
"Fang Shan, you dare to slander me..." You are not afraid that your father will be arrested and thrown into prison again.
Fang Shan also understood Tu Kui's threat, but he witnessed with his own eyes the suffering of the people during this period: "Whether it is a slander, please let the imperial envoy investigate and find out."
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On the other side, when Yang Bing led the officers and soldiers to Zhu Gui's residence, Zhu Gui was packing his bags and preparing to run away. The people he saw were a group of officers and soldiers. Zhu Gui had no fear and still said arrogantly: "You broke into a private house without permission. What to do?"
Yang Bing held the arrest warrant stamped by Tu Kui himself and flashed it in front of Zhu Gui's eyes before saying: "This is the arrest warrant, Zhu Gui, you are under arrest."
Zhu Gui said angrily: "Why do you arrest me?"
Yang Bing said coldly: "Zhu Gui, you and the bandits stole the official grain. The grain in your granary is the evidence."
Immediately, Yang Bing ordered the officers and soldiers to throw in several bags of grain, "These were all found in your granary..."
Zhu Gui glanced at the bags containing grain and immediately reacted: "How dare you, a butcher, to cheat on me."
Before Yang Bing's men could rush in and arrest Zhu Gui, at this moment, twenty or thirty black-clad killers appeared from all directions to protect Zhu Gui.
Zhu Gui said harshly: "Tell Tu Kui that the game has begun. If he dares to set up with me named Yuan, I will definitely let him die miserably."
Zhu Gui had already sent the news back to Yuzhou. He had been waiting for Huo's people to come, but he didn't know that the letter he sent would be delivered to Huo Kun later.
By the time the news from Zhangzhou reaches Yuzhou, Nangong Rui should have already transported the grain into Yuzhou City.
