Jun You Ji Fou - Chapter 57

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The flowers are blooming on the Mo, there are few people on the official road, and a unique carriage is walking slowly.

The woman in the car clasped the sleeping child in her arms with one hand and took out a blanket from his bag to cover him. The movement was very gentle, but the child suddenly moved, slowly opened his eyes, and was confused for a while, before the glutinous voice said, “Mother, haven’t you arrived yet?”

“It’s almost here, and I’ll enter the city immediately.” Liu Yunzi smoothed his broken hair glued to his forehead, and chuckled lightly. “Is the grandma’s family bad? Why did Ziming want to come back early?”

“I miss my dad.” Zi Ming pulled out a small blanket from Liu Yunzi’s arms and sat down aside, sullenly saying, “Dad is too busy all day long to stay with me and my mother, and I won’t let us live at home, I It’s been a long time since I’ve seen Dad.”

Liu Yunzi touched his head, his eyes soft but silent.

Zi Ming lowered his head and stared at the long-lived lock hanging on his chest. “It feels like Dad has changed himself.”

“Why?” Liu Yunzi lowered her eyes and said softly, “Your father always loves us.”

“Uh.” The child nodded vigorously.

Liu Yunzi smiled, but when she raised her eyes, she couldn’t hide the deep worries. She was pondering. Zi Ming pulled her sleeves again, “Mother, I…”

The horse hissed suddenly, and the car stopped suddenly.

Only the driver outside shouted, “Ma’am, beware!” Then there was the mumble of heavy objects rolling, the loud sound of metal impact, and the noise suddenly surrounded the carriage.

Liu Yunzi tightened the child and looked at the curtain of the car. A group of people came out of the blue field, somehow dressed in a tattered clothes, most of them holding a hatchet or a wooden stick, and rushed up fiercely. The coachman struggled to stand up from the ground and wanted to stop. Immediately, several people pressed on the ground and could not move, and the rest rushed straight toward the carriage without hindrance.

“Hold the mother tightly.” Liu Yunzi hugged Zi Ming in her arms and jumped off the carriage. She immediately turned around to protect the child and fell to the ground. She dared to stand up in a moment, but her ankle was numb with pain, making her unable to get up.

“Mother…” The child’s voice trembled, panicly trying to pull her up.

“It’s okay, don’t be afraid.” Liu Yunzi took Ziming’s hand instead and turned his head to see that the few people rushing in front rushed into the carriage, squeezing and tearing the baggage, and kept pushing into his arms. The blanket, clenched tightly, refused to let go.

Someone couldn’t get in. He stopped by the car and looked around. Suddenly he heard the broken bell ringing crisply, and after looking at it, they found the two people who were half hidden behind the car. The longevity lock hung by the child glowed with shining luster made of sterling silver, and the small bell that fell below lingered.

The man stared straight at the longevity lock and rushed towards it.

The child exclaimed in silence.

“Please don’t touch him!” Liu Yunzi completely guarded the child in his arms, reached out and pulled out the gold hairpin and handed it over, “This is for you.”

Suddenly, the man’s movements froze, and she met her woman’s scattered hair with uncertain eyes. He changed his face suddenly, turned around and shouted something loudly, unclearly.

Liu Yunzi saw this clearly. There was a woman mixed among them. Although her clothes were old, she was much cleaner and tidy. Only she brought a sword. The woman stunned, and then knocked the driver who was going to grab her leg with the scabbard and strode forward.

I don’t know if it’s a blessing or a curse. Liu Yunzi sees the woman slightly leaning over to look at herself carefully, but she just wants to speak but listens to her sharply: “It’s her!”

Grit your teeth. When the woman pulls the sword out of the sheath, she raises her hand and cuts it down violently, trying to swallow her alive, and the blade of the sword folds out a sharp light.

Liu Yunzi hid the child in his arms and closed his eyes.

A loud wind blew across my ears.

The sword fell to the ground with a bang, and the woman was shocked to take two steps back. She looked at Liu Yunzi, who opened her eyes blankly, holding her bleeding hand, and then looked into the distance.

Cangye blue sky, ancient roads, two young men standing tall. The man in blue withdrew his hand, raised his lips and smiled, “Not bad, the angle is just right.”

The woman looked down, a **** branch on the grass. No matter who it is, they can see that they have extraordinary skills. She picked up her sword and shouted, “Go!”

The group of people hurriedly retired and quickly withdrew.

“Follow up and explore clearly.” The youth in white said.

The two of them chased the horse, and at the moment passing by, Liu Yunzi reached out and stopped without warning, and said: “Please stay!” she begged, “let them go!”

Chu Mingyun and Su Shiyu were almost at the same time, looking back at her.

“It just fainted, it didn’t matter, and I would wake up later.” Su Shiyu loosened the driver’s wrist and stood up.

Liu Yunzi thanked her again, while using Jinchai to restore her hair.

Zi Ming has eased away from the shock, rubbing next to Chu Mingyun, looking up at him with his eyes upturned, “Big Brother you are so powerful, those bad guys will run away when they see you!”

Chu Mingyun looked at Su Shiyu and smiled casually. Zi Ming also mumbled, “This road is really annoying, and there are so many bad people around.”

“Oh—?” Chu Mingyun looked down at him, “What’s going around?”

“I used to go the other way when I came back from my grandma, but the mountain of that road was fenced up, as if to catch someone, my mother and I had to go home in a big circle.”

Chu Mingyun raised his eyebrows slightly.

“Zi Ming.” Liu Yunzi called him out, Zi Ming trotting back to hug her. Liu Yunzi has returned to his full appearance and paid a courtesy to them. He solemnly said: “Concubine’s surname Liu, thank you two sons for their life-saving grace.”

“Thank you big brothers!” Zi Ming followed.

Su Shiyu glanced at the child and smiled lightly, “It’s just a matter of raising hands.” He asked, “It’s just that I’m a little puzzled. Why did Mrs. Liu help those gangsters?”

“Where are the robbers,” Liu Yunzi sighed. “It’s just some people who have lost their homes in the rebellion. They want to grab some food and clothing. It’s already pitiful enough, so why kill them all.”

Su Shiyu frowned slightly and nodded. Chu Mingyun looked at her and suddenly asked, “Looking at the direction, are you going to Shouchun?”

“Yes.”

“How is it there now?”

Liu Yunzi thought for a while, and just said: “It has settled down.” She paused slightly and looked up at them. “Why did the two sons ask about this?”

“He and I are also going to Shouchun,” Su Shiyu laughed. “If Mrs. Liu doesn’t mind, we can give each other a ride.”

“This…” Liu Yunzi hesitated slightly.

Zi Ming couldn’t help pulling her, “Mother, let Big Brother come with us! Don’t be afraid of meeting bad guys again!”

“Zi Ming.” Liu Yunzi held his hand, and Zi Ming stopped talking.

“Even if it’s embarrassing, I’m just too troublesome. I just didn’t plan to shoot if he had said to save you.” Chu Mingyun raised his hand on Su Shiyu’s shoulder and laughed in a low voice. Someone is in the way.”

Su Shiyu silently pulled his hand down and said to Liu Yunzi: “I just mentioned it in good faith, and the wife decided it herself.”

“I just had a doubt,” Liu Yunzi smiled and said, “I can see that the two sons are rich and wealthy people, why don’t they ride in cars and see their attendants, and go to Shouchun to survive the rebellion Dangerous place?”

Su Shiyu couldn’t answer, and suddenly his waist was held tightly. Chu Mingyun’s chin rested on his shoulder. “Naturally…” He looked at Liu Yunzi and smiled, whispering softly, “Elope.”

Liu Yunzi froze, staring at them incredulously for a while, “You, you mean you…”

Su Shiyu glanced at Chu Mingyun with a smile on his eyebrows, turned his eyes to meet Liu Yunzi’s shocked gaze, and after a moment of silence, he nodded seriously, “Really.”

After being struck by lightning for a long time, Liu Yunzi took a deep breath before barely calming down. “This, that,… no wonder.”

“Can’t accept it?” Chu Mingyun said with a smile.

“No, how could it be, but it’s really rare.” Liu Yunzi smiled, “Since that’s the case, then bother the two sons to give each other away.”

After a while, the coachman woke up, and they continued on to Shouchun, the main city of Huainan. It was clear that they had been in war, and the soldiers who saw the city saw them but let them go without carefully checking. After entering the city, Liu Yunzi said goodbye, Chu Mingyun and Su Shiyu walked around the city at random, unexpectedly found that this city, called the empty city in return, already had many residents, except for the few broken walls and debris that were burned. It’s still hilarious.

At noon, every restaurant in Jiajia Inn was full of guests. They randomly found an inn, and the shopkeeper heard that he was going to stay, but it was a meal, and he asked, “The two guest officers only live in one night?”

“This is not true, we plan to stay here for some time.” Su Shiyu said.

“But we only fought here, maybe when something went wrong again, it would be unsafe for the guest to stay for a long time.” The shopkeeper said.

“Maybe when there will be rebellion again,” Chu Mingyun chuckled softly. “Then what do you still do in Shouchun to do business, do you want to avoid it elsewhere?”

The shopkeeper smiled and said, “After all, it’s rooted here, it’s a last resort, no one wants to leave.”

Chu Mingyun glanced back at the crowd of guests, and many people looked at them curiously while talking. He continued slowly, “What are the reasons why you have so many guests here to urge us to go?”

“Where is it, where is it? Of course I can’t wait for you to stay for a few more days. How can I urge you to leave?” The shopkeeper hurriedly looked at Su Shiyu again. “I asked a lot of words. What about?”

Su Shiyu smiled softly and said gently: “I and he are both in business.”

The shopkeeper nodded again and again, no more talk.

It took another afternoon to walk through the streets and alleys. After they returned to the room to wash, it was already dark at night, and Langyue was hanging high.

Chu Mingyun took off his robe and threw it on the table, turned his head to look at Su Shiyu who was standing in front of the window, “Shiyu, do you have any ideas?”

“…I can’t say anything for the time being.” Su Shiyu looked back, glanced over, and fixed it on the robe on the table again.

“…” Chu Mingyun picked up his robe and straightened it, folded it and laid it down beside the bed, and then walked to him. “How do you say?”

Su Shiyu smiled softly, withdrew his gaze and looked out the window again. Under the sky, there were thousands of houses in the city. The lights were like stars, and they went away. “It just felt weird.”

“Huh?” Chu Mingyun looked at him sideways.

“Although nearly one month has passed since the riots in the rebel party, the number of residents in this city is still surprisingly large,” Su Shiyu said.

“It’s more than that,” Chu Mingyun whispered. “Until now, except for Mrs. Liu, I haven’t seen a woman in this city. The inns in the inn are all men. Don’t go out at home?”

Su Shiyu sighed and looked sideways at Chu Mingyun. He was looking at his gaze, his eyes gradually showing up, and he could not help smiling slightly, “Why?”

“What do you think?” The voice was very soft, with a little smile, Chu Mingyun grabbed him and slowly moved up.

Su Shiyu raised his hand and was about to take him back, but suddenly, the expression was complicated and unspeakable, “…so quiet.”

“Huh?” Chu Mingyun frowned.

“This inn is so quiet.” Su Shiyu turned around and listened carefully. There was no sound in her ears.

Chu Mingyun let go of him, glanced at Su Shiyu, and pushed out the door. All the rooms were lit with lights, and the lights and shadows fell on the corridor. They stopped silently in front of the next door, but could not detect the slightest voice.

Chu Mingyun frowned, pushed the door open, the candles were bright, and the room was empty.

There was a slight tremor in their hearts, and they looked at each other again, splitting all the doors of the guest room apart, one by one, empty. The entire inn was brightly lit, but only two of them.

Chu Mingyun and Su Shiyu stood side by side in the hallway, looking around all the doors at the wide open, and at a glance, silent and silent.

The night wind came in from the window, the lights were faint, and they were dying.