A Husband Who Traveled Through the Famine and Developed a Chronicle

Li Sansheng turned his head subconsciously, not daring to take a look.

The woman quietly opened her eyes and saw that he had turned his back, walked directly to the bed, took off his clothes and lay down, and said as if he was risking his life: "Come on, I'm ready."

The candlelight in the room went out, and the woman's moan of slight pain and the man's heavy breathing could be heard. The two soldiers guarding the door finally nodded with satisfaction, and then checked a booklet.

The refugees have since been relocated.

Those who are matched can only return to the room arranged by the officers and soldiers every day.

They work during the day and cannot rest at night, the purpose is to allow them to give birth to children.

The Tushan garrison is not as crazy as Xu Liang. They have troops and can still afford food. However, the team transporting food has not arrived this month. Their own food reserves are not much, but they are at this juncture. The son took over the mess from the mine.

Suddenly, there were nearly a thousand more troops to feed, and the garrison, which already had little food, became worried.

"General, the investigation has been clear. There was no food in the mines. Xu Liang wanted to eat people and forced the refugees to eat meat. That's why the riot started."

"Originally, he let people's blood quench his thirst, but he gave up after discovering a spring on the top of Tushan Mountain."

"It's just that the food on this mountain is only enough for five days at most. Especially now that these refugees are moving around a lot, I'm afraid it may take some time."

The garrison's military advisor lowered his head and reported what he found. Lin Shu covered his head with a headache.

At this moment, a soldier shouted "report" outside.

"Come in"

"General, there is a mine slave who wants to see you. He has something important to report."

Lin Shu looked up at the military advisor in surprise. The military advisor was also confused. Then he raised his hand and said, "Let him come in."

He wanted to see what important things a mining slave could report.

As soon as he finished speaking, he saw Xiao Bing walking in with a short, slightly fat man with a slightly sinister look on his face. When the man saw Lin Shu sitting above him, his knees softened and he knelt down. .

"The villain Zhu Biao has met the general"

Lin Shu looked at his appearance and took a look at his hands. When he saw the calluses on his hands, he asked, "Are you a pig butcher?"

"How can the general...the general be wise?" Zhu Biao originally wanted to ask the general how he knew, but when Lin Shu looked at him, he subconsciously changed it to flattery.

If Bai Xia and the others were here, they would find that the person in front of Lin Shu was none other than Zhu, one of the more than 1000 refugees who had parted ways with them before, and who had a little history with Bai Xia. Butcher.

"Tell me, what do you have to report?"

Lin Shu sat back on the chair and looked at Butcher Zhu coldly, not thinking that he had anything important to do.

Butcher Zhu also saw that Lin Shu didn't care, but he didn't dare to complain, let alone ask for benefits. Instead, he reported honestly: "General Qi, I know that the food in the mine is not enough." Yes, I know where to get food."

Hearing this, Lin Shu's eyes sharpened and he scolded: "Who told you that there is not enough food on the mountain?"

The look on his face was as if Zhu Butcher said one wrong word and his head would immediately fall to the ground.

Butcher Zhu shrank his neck in fear and did not dare to raise his head. He said tremblingly: "Little...little man...guess...guess." He was a little panicked. He didn't know if he was right, but he really didn't want to eat human flesh. , if General Lin can get food, it will be good for all of them.

"Oh? Then tell me, where can I get food?"

Lin Shu was not in a hurry, but he didn't quite believe what Butcher Zhu said. If he really had a way to get food, how could he have been brought here in the first place.

Yes, just after Zhu Tufu came in, the military advisor had already told Lin Shu his origin.

Lin Shu naturally knew that he was the group of refugees sent by Wu County.

"General, in fact, we were able to come all the way from Wu County to Tushan because we met two children on the road, one named Miss Bai and the other named Master Li. The little girl was about six or seven years old, and the young master was about five. When I was six years old, they distributed food to us twice, once with more than 1000 kilograms, and once with about [-] kilograms."

Butcher Zhu told what happened when he met Bai Xia and the others on the road, and how Bai Xia later brought them food.

When Lin Shu heard this, he knew that there was something strange about these two children.

From Wu County to Tushan, according to the road map given by the Wu County government office, there are no cities or villages around. It is deserted. Where did these two children get food?

After sending Butcher Zhu away, Lin Shu called over the centurion who had gone to pick up the people. After asking, he remembered that when they went to pick up the people, they lost two scouts, but they didn't care at the time. Now Zhu Tufu said that he felt that there was something strange about the two missing scouts, so he asked the centurion to take his people on another trip to investigate the whereabouts of the scouts.

By the way, let's investigate where the children named Miss Bai and Master Li are.

He did not fully believe what Butcher Zhu said. After Butcher Zhu left, he ordered people to inquire about the other refugees, and the results they got were exactly the same as what Butcher Zhu said. Only then did he believe it a little, and then sent The centurion went out to look for the man.

Of course, his main purpose was to get the food in the hands of the strange child.

After all, not only was there not much food on the mountain, but there was also not much food and grass for the garrison at the foot of the mountain.

Bai Xia drove alone, without Li Xiuyuan as a dragster. The journey went very fast, and she soon returned to the outside of Lijia Village. She was concentrating on her journey and didn't know what was happening in Tushan, let alone Liu Yunzhai. A big battle is about to begin.

She walked briskly and wore a straw hat on her head, which she had woven from hay while on the road.

Perhaps it was because no one was watching and there was water and food, but in just a few days, she grew a lot taller.

She tied her hair into a bun and dressed as a boy. She carried a bamboo bucket filled with water and a small bag containing food, and stepped into the village where she had been away for more than a month.

Many of the houses in the village were dilapidated, and the whole village was quiet with no one around.

She walked around the village and found nothing strange. After thinking about it, she walked towards the ancestral hall in the village.

On the way, she took a look at other people's homes in the village. She saw that there were many fewer items in their homes, and many things had been taken away. They must have escaped on their own, rather than being captured.

She came to the ancestral hall. The door of the ancestral hall was locked. She broke the lock and pushed the door open. She saw where the memorial tablets were placed. There was a lonely tablet with a letter: "My late husband, Li Gongtao, is the spiritual tablet of my family." .

Perhaps because this tablet was not erected by Li Xiuyuan, it is slightly different from the one carved by Li Xiuyuan himself. In the entire ancestral hall, all the ancestral tablets have been taken away, and only Li Xiuyuan’s father’s tablet is left alone. Put it here, with a layer of dust falling on it.

Bai Xia bowed respectfully three times and put the coffin in a cloth bag. Since Lijiacun didn't find it, she planned to rest in the village for a night and then go to Ganzhou Mansion.

Almost immediately, not long after Bai Xia entered the village, two men in brown attire also came to Lijia Village. They held swords in their hands and looked a little tired from the journey.