"Sir, what on earth is this that is so magical?" Xu Ding no longer knew how to describe what he saw in front of him, because it was completely beyond his cognition.
Not only him, but also Wei C and Xu Chu looked at Wei B in confusion. Wei B took his time and set up the drone to return home automatically. After setting it up, he smiled and said: "You can think of it as a mechanism technique. This is the clairvoyance of the Thirty-Six Divine Weapons of Tiangang. How about it? Do you want to try it?”
"clairvoyance!" The three of them looked at each other and waved their hands hastily, for fear of damaging the many mechanisms on it.
When Wei B saw this, he burst into laughter. Putting the remote control on the table aside, he stood up and said, "Hua Cun and the others will be back soon. I want to use the heads of those barbarians to pay homage to the deceased farmers. Go and prepare some incense and candles." Wei B said to Xu Ding. After finishing, he said to Wei C again: "Second uncle, this matter of clairvoyance is of great importance. I want to leave it to you to take charge of it. You will choose the right tribesman to control the clairvoyance, so that I can feel more at ease." After hearing this, Wei C nodded and said: "Don't worry, b. I know how to arrange it." Wei B nodded slightly and looked up at the sky.
The sound of the propeller could be heard in the distance. After a while, the drone automatically landed and stopped in front of Wei B.
Wei C narrowed his eyes slightly and looked at the clairvoyant in front of him, as if he saw the rise of the Wei family.
The next day, when the sky is bright. Wei B and his party have set off again. Looking back to where the smoke was rising, the painful and wailing sounds of dozens of barbarians still echoed in my ears.
Wei B licked his ears and scolded him for what he deserved. Wei C suggested: "In another fifty miles, we will reach the boundary of the Taihang Mountains. There may be Hu scouts on the road. Why don't you let your eyes explore all the way to avoid leaking the news?" Wei B thought about it and shook his head decisively.
"Second uncle, there is no need to worry. I have already made a plan." Wei B looked at Hua Cun and others aside and said, "You each lead a small team and spread out. Don't be too far away. Keep a distance of five to ten miles to watch the signal. We Disguise yourself as a caravan and lure the enemy to attack. Stay calm and don't act without authorization." Hua Li and others responded with fists clasped, and each led his men to slow down, falling far behind Wei B and his party.
On the guard side, there were two hundred cavalry left and three hundred civilians disguised as caravans. The supplies on the carriage looked very tempting.
"Master, this is too dangerous." Xu Chu was worried about Wei B's safety. Wei C also wanted to persuade Wei B to leave the home team. It would be terrible if Hua Ji and others did not rescue him in time.
Wei B laughed, pointed at the people behind him, and said, "I can't leave. As soon as I leave, they will be in chaos." Everyone looked back and saw that as Hua Cun and others left, there were people starting to join the team of people. The people whispering to each other became anxious. If the guard B left again, I was afraid that some of them would run away with him.
You know, they have almost left the territory of the Han Dynasty at this time. When they were in the village before, they had witnessed the cruel methods of the barbarians. To them, the barbarians were no different from man-eating beasts. It was just ordinary people's nature to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages.
To be able to suppress fear and continue to keep up with the team, the existence of guard b is crucial. As long as Wei B doesn't run away, they won't run away.
This kind of thinking needs an opportunity to change. Let them see that the Han people are powerful and that the Hu people are not fearless.
Just like later generations of Chinese people faced with Western powers, the strength of the country will naturally change many things.
And it was in a broad valley two hundred miles away from Wei B and his party. There are herds of cattle and horses, and the sheep in the sheepfold compete for the rare green fodder.
Compared with the outside, this place seemed like a fairyland on earth. A trickling stream flowed down from the mountain. The woman filled the water in a clay pot, carried it on her shoulders, and walked to the tent not far away, talking and laughing.
"A'erbuda, has Brother Gemuhe come back?" The two women who were lagging behind looked worried. A'erbuda shook his head and said, "Not yet. I plan to ask him later, where is Ashley? Didn't he come back either?" The woman wiped the water droplets from her face and said worriedly: "He said they would come back when the sun rises above the head, but now the sun is almost setting. I am very worried about him. You Are you saying nothing will happen to them?" A'erbuda comforted her and said, "No, the warriors of Qingya are the most brave and capable heroes on the grassland. They will be fine. I think they should be. You were delayed on the way. Maybe Ashley will bring you exquisite Han costumes when he comes back this time." The woman looked at the Han costumes on A'erbuda, smiled, shook her head, and said nonchalantly: "I I just hope he can come back safely. The child in his belly is about to be born, and he can’t live without Appa.” A’ebuda looked at the woman’s belly, and for some reason, the uneasiness in his heart became stronger.
The two came outside the tent, and Aegbuda waved goodbye to the woman. When I opened the curtain and walked in, I was greeted by a strong smell of mutton. Two children were roasting sheep eggs on the fire. Next to them, a thin woman was kneeling on the ground wiping the blood and stains on the blanket.
A'erbuda put the jar aside and said to the woman: "No need to wash it, go and bring in the firewood from outside." Afraid that the woman wouldn't understand, she pointed to the fire.
The woman's feet were shackled, and they made a clanging sound when she moved. Her eyes were lifeless, and she nodded and crawled out of the tent.
When the little boy who was warming himself by the fire saw this, he rushed over and rode on the woman's back, grabbed a handful of her hair, and shouted: "Drive, drive, drive" and beat the woman hard with the wooden stick in his other hand.
Seeing this, A'erbuda frowned and said, "Gemu, don't ride on her, she will hurt you?" The little boy pulled the woman's hair hard, uu read a book.uukanshu. retorted: "No, I We have to ride her. Appa rides on her every night. If Appa can ride her, why can't I? I also want to be a fearless warrior like Appa." Aebuda's face changed, and he picked up the riding whip and pointed at the woman. Waved over.
"Shameless woman, I really should beat you to death... Gemu, go get my needle, I will sew up her dirty vagina." The little boy was frightened by his mother's sudden madness. Looking at the trembling woman curled up on the ground, he didn't know what exactly made his mother angry, making his always gentle and kind mother so violent.
At this moment, there was a burst of chaotic footsteps outside the tent. A'erbuda ran out of the tent and saw a group of men running towards the horse pen with weapons.
She stopped a man and asked uneasily: "Brother Handa, what happened?" The man tied a knife to his waist, carried a bow on his back, and laughed and said: "A Han caravan was discovered. It is said that There are hundreds of carts of grain." Upon hearing this, A'ebuda hurriedly asked: "Really? Did they discover it in my Gemuhe family? By the way, have you seen my Gemuhe family?" The man was stunned. Stunned, he shook his head and said, "It's not the Gemuhe brothers who discovered it. What do you mean, Gemuhe and the others haven't come back yet?" A'erbuda nodded anxiously: "Yes, it's been three days. I'm very worried. Him." The man frowned, looked at the team gathered not far away, and turned around and said, "Don't worry, I'll ask the others later. Maybe Gemuhe has come back. Maybe something has delayed him. It's okay. , you can go back and cook first." Aebuda agreed helplessly, and the uneasy feeling in his heart became a little stronger.
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