"What to do with these people?" Voroshilov was a little annoyed. His people were assigned to the brick factory outside to guard those Ming people. There was nothing that could be done about it. Who made his military rank captain?

Gashvili is a major.

"Find all the young women. The young men have traveled such a long way and have never smelled a woman." Dzerzhinsky ordered with a smile.

"Yes!" Voroshilov saluted excitedly, turned around and ran out.

After running out for a few steps, Voroshilov ran back again.

"What to do with the rest of the people?" It was not only the young women who were arrested, but what to do with the remaining men, old women and children?

"We don't need prisoners! Let Heilongjiang help us solve this problem." Dzerzhinsky pointed to the surging Heilongjiang.

"I know, I will drive them into the river right now." Voroshilov saluted again, and then ran away happily.

"Mr. Colonel, I think some young and strong men should be left to do the labor. There are too many trophies and we need people to carry them." Dzhugashvili suggested carefully.

"Let the young men take matters into their own hands. We can't vent our energy on women. These men are hidden dangers. If they run away and report to the Ming Dynasty, we will face the Ming Dynasty army. We have made a fortune by robbing so many things.

I don’t want to fight now!”

"But you just said...conquer...!" Dzhugashvili was a little confused. Just now Dzerzhinsky was howling about conquering the Ming Dynasty, so why was he suddenly afraid of the Ming Dynasty's army?

"That's right! I said conquest, that's someone else's business. My business is to take you and bring this wealth back to Moscow alive." Dzerzhinsky rolled his eyes, and dozens of Mongolians

The Ming Dynasty army cannot defeat even an army of tens of thousands. Do you think that with just these 4,000 people, they can sweep across the Far East?

Dzhugashvili did not have Dzerzhinsky's vision, but Dzerzhinsky was a colonel and he had to obey orders.

"Pull out all the women, young and beautiful women, and keep them alone!" Voroshilov ordered the soldiers.

Immediately, Rakshasa soldiers rushed into the crowd, looking for the young woman.

The women immediately howled like lynxes. They grabbed their family members' clothes and pressed their feet against the ground, refusing to let go. Their family members also held on to them, preventing the Rakshasa soldiers from taking them out.

That scene is no different from catching sheep in a sheepfold.

Some cursed, some cried, some begged!

But these were of no use. The Rakshasa soldiers holding sharp axes raised their axes and knocked them to the ground one by one. The crowd boiled like boiling water, and many men rushed towards the Rakshasa soldiers outside.

"Bang", "bang" and "bang" gunshots were heard constantly, and Ming men kept getting shot and falling down. The crowd was peeled off one layer like an onion. Bodies were scattered on the outermost layer, and there were hundreds of people.

"Tell them that we will send them to the other side and let them go home." Voroshilov looked at the crowd of more than 4,000 people surrounded in the brick factory. He also knew that if these people really

If you go crazy, someone will definitely break through the siege and escape into the forest.

Dzerzhinsky's order was that no one should escape, and Voroshilov had no intention of letting these Ming people live.

When the news came out, the crowd temporarily became quiet. It was good to be alive, especially when faced with the mutilated and bloody corpses, people wanted to live even more.

The plan to steal the woman failed, and Voroshilov felt very upset. He was actually bitten by a mouse in the cage. How could he have any shame?

"Tell them that there are not that many boats, so we have to send them across the river in batches." With more than 4,000 people gathered together, it is indeed difficult to deal with them. Now we need to separate them, and pack up hundreds of people.

It is estimated that at daybreak, there will be no one alive among the more than 4,000 people.

After listening to the Mongolian translator, the crowd calmed down. The people of Ming Dynasty discussed among themselves who should leave first and who should leave last.

Soon, the first group of six to seven hundred people were taken away.

The brick factory is far away from the pier, and in the darkness you can only vaguely see a few huge lanterns hanging on the flagpoles. The lanterns in the darkness are like bright lights leading to life.

But they don’t know that this is not a bright light leading to life. It is a silver soul lantern leading to hell!

Just arrived at the pier, everyone was surprised to find that there was not even a ship on the pier. Just as the people of Ming Dynasty were looking around in fear, the Mongolian translator spoke again: "There are no ships, you jump off the Heilongjiang River yourself."

Swim back. As long as you can swim to the other side, you will survive."

The crowd immediately started boiling like boiling water!

Are you kidding? It has been raining for more than ten days in a row. The water in the Heilongjiang River has surged by more than three feet, and the river is rushing rapidly. No matter how good the water quality is at this time, it is impossible to swim across the Heilongjiang River. Besides, there are many old people and children in the crowd.

It is impossible for these people to swim across, let alone those who cannot swim.

An old man held a dozen silver coins in his hand and shouted something to the guarding Rakshasa soldiers.

The Rakshasa soldiers couldn't understand what he was shouting, but they recognized the silver dollar in the old man's hand.

He grabbed the silver dollar with his hand, and then split open the old man's head with an axe. The brain matter that burst out splashed on the silver dollar. The Rakshasa soldier wiped it on his pants and put the silver dollar into his pocket.

A thousand Rakshasa soldiers conducted a final search on hundreds of Ming people. All silver coins, copper plates, gold and silver jewelry were taken away. The young women they had just fallen in love with were also dragged away one by one. At this time, someone stopped them and stabbed them in the head.

He kicked directly into the river. The rushing river water immediately swallowed the person who had been stabbed, and only a few faint screams could be heard.

The young woman holding the child saw that the women were being dragged out by the Rakshasa soldiers and immediately understood. She carried the child and walked into the river for a few steps. Then she returned the child to the shore, her face dripping with tears.

The child's face was plastered again and again.

A scream came out, and a woman who was struggling for her life was stabbed into the stomach by a Rakshasa soldier. With a wave of his big yellow-haired hand, the woman was thrown into the rushing Heilongjiang River.

The young woman seemed to have made up her mind and stood up and ran towards the river.

After walking a few steps, she walked to the shore again. She picked up the child and walked toward the river together.

The river water was up to her waist, and the woman was almost unable to stand due to the river water. As a last resort, she turned back and put the child on the shore again!

Voroshilov looked at this interesting woman and watched her turn back and forth. Finally Voroshilov lost his patience. He took a few steps and stabbed the child with a spear. The child cried loudly, holding his little hands

The little feet kicked randomly in the air.

With a flick of the spear, the child was thrown to the big wolf dog that kept barking.

The child's shrill cries suddenly stopped and were replaced by the sounds of wolves and dogs fighting for food.
Chapter completed!