"Okay, stop kowtowing and get up. I'm impatient if someone kowtows at my feet. I'm not a clay sculpture." Lin Wanwan said lazily.
"Thank you so much, Goddess Queen, for your kindness! Thank you Goddess Goddess for your kindness!" The thin monkey continued to kowtow two more times before standing up while holding on to the female wall.
Not to mention that the people of the Tang Dynasty were already superstitious, just because Shouhou saw Lin Wanwan pushing open the glowing door from the void and moving out such a large pile of goods out of thin air, he had already concluded that she was not human.
Already.
If it's not a god, it's a ghost.
If she is a ghost, his life will not be saved, so he should just treat her as a god.
The thin monkey was now dizzy from kowtowing, just hoping to save his life.
They are a group of people who stick together and barely make a living. They are originally a mob.
On weekdays, in addition to sneaking around, you also have to find ways to avoid people in the government. You are afraid that if you are not careful, you will be caught and do hard labor day and night, which will really kill your life - you will not be exiled. After all, they are in Qiongzhou
It was the favorite place for exiles in the center of the Tang Dynasty.
Lin Wanwan slowly covered herself with a headscarf, then looked at the thin monkey and said, "Do you have any confidence?"
The thin monkey stood at the edge with a hunched waist. Hearing this, he smiled bitterly and replied: "The Fairy Queen is just kidding. How can a person like me have any confidence? I am just making a living under Wang...Wang Ergou."
.I have a forty-year-old widowed mother and a six-year-old daughter. In order to support them both, I had to run away from home to avoid the taxes and servitude of the imperial court."
Lin Wanwan: "..."
She became a grandmother at the age of forty, which is indeed very characteristic of the Tang Dynasty.
"Stand up straight. How old are you?"
"Back to the Fairy Queen, I am twenty-four this year."
"Where do you live? Who else is there at home?"
"Goddess, my family lives in a bunch of shantytowns in the west. Apart from me, there is an old mother and a little daughter in the house. It's not really a home. I cut some trees from the mountain and built a roof at random, and barely lived inside.
Take shelter from the wind and rain.”
"Well, then you bring them all to the dock tomorrow and follow my boat. If you don't come, that's up to you. Anyway, you are going to die. It's not impossible to report to the Lord of Hell as soon as possible. There is also a shortage of underground water.
Where is the ghost?"
"Don't dare, I will take them all to the dock later."
Lin Wanwan deceived and threatened to accept the horse boy, which came in handy now. She ordered: "Put all these things on the cart and take me to find a warehouse near the dock."
To show his loyalty, Shouhou immediately provided a piece of information: "Goddess, I know there is an empty warehouse next to Warehouse No. 11 at Pier. I can open the lock."
Lin Wanwan turned her head to look at him and said casually: "So you rely on technology to make a living."
The skinny monkey hit the snake and followed the stick to the ground and answered: "I don't dare to say anything else, but I have the ability to open locks."
"Heh." Lin Wanwan sneered with unknown meaning and said, "Will you find opportunities to practice your craft more in the future?"
The thin monkey said quickly: "Don't dare, don't dare. From now on, I will only listen to the fairy empress. I will not do anything that the fairy empress does not allow me to do."
Lin Wanwan said calmly: "Remember what you say now."
Soon, the cloth, cotton, etc. that were brought over were loaded onto several folding luggage carts and tied tightly with elastic ropes. Whether it was the folding luggage carts or the matching elastic ropes on them, they were all things Shouhou had never seen before.
Unseen things made him more and more certain that Lin Wanwan was a god.
In the quiet night, Slender Monkey was dragging several luggage trolleys, while Lin Wanwan was carrying Huang Daopo's spinning wheel herself - it's not that she didn't want to be polite, but Slender Monkey was too useless, and he probably just had to go through the day without finishing.
In the middle of the day, when you are so hungry that your chest is pressed against your back, how can you carry a spinning wheel?
I knew earlier that I should have bought one more pallet truck, but I made a mistake and thought poorly.
Fortunately, it was late at night, and no one would watch. This weight was nothing to Lin Wanwan now - except that it was relatively unsightly.
The warehouse was not far away. The two of them walked for two quarters of an hour and arrived.
Skinny Monkey fumbled around in his belt for a while, took out a piece of wire, then stepped forward and fiddled with the lock in the warehouse for a while, and sure enough, he opened the thick lock in less than a second.
"The Fairy Queen is right here."
The door of the warehouse was pushed open, and a burst of smoke and dust blew into her face. Lin Wanwan stood outside, fanned herself, and took out a spontaneous flashlight from her hiking bag. When she opened it, the bright light illuminated the entire warehouse, scaring the thin monkey so much that he fell to the ground.
I covered my mouth tightly to stop myself from howling.
Having been recognized as a god, Lin Wanwan naturally had nothing to shy away from in front of Slender Monkey.
"You move all these things in and watch them at night. I will bring someone to pick them up tomorrow - do you know what to say?"
"I understand, I will definitely not spoil the Fairy Queen's affairs by talking nonsense." Thin Monkey promised again and again.
Under the light of the electric light, Lin Wanwan could see clearly the appearance of the thin monkey in front of her. He was less than 1.6 meters tall, his skin was darkened by the sea breeze, and his whole body was dirty.
After seeing Shouhou pushing everything into the warehouse, Lin Wanwan said, "What's your last name?"
"Back to the Fairy Queen, my surname is Sun. I can't even remember my name. No one calls me. Because I look like a monkey, everyone calls me Slender Monkey."
Lin Wanwan said: "Skinny monkey is too ugly. I will give you a new name. From now on, you will be called hoe medicine."
The thin monkey quickly bowed down and said: "Thank you to the Fairy Queen for giving me the name! Hey, the little one is also a famous person. From now on, the little one will no longer be called the thin monkey, but will be called the hoe medicine."
Lin Wanwan said calmly: "Don't kneel down all the time. Since you're following me, you have to have some backbone and don't let your knees be too soft. Don't call me the Fairy Queen in the future. The secret must not be leaked. Just call me Lady."
"Here! Xiao... I will remember it for sure." Sun Chue stood up loyally after finishing his medicine.
Lin Wanwan took out her mechanical watch and checked the time. She had been delayed for a long time and it was time to go back.
"You go and watch outside and count to five before you come in."
"Here."
As soon as Sun Chueyao walked out, Lin Wanwan opened the space-time door and returned to the modern small warehouse.
After counting, Sun Cheyao shouted outside: "Madam, have I come in?"
After shouting several times but no one answered, he turned around and looked inside the warehouse. It was already pitch black inside, and a large living person just disappeared out of thin air.
Sun Hueyao couldn't help but knelt down and bowed to the sky several more times. Then the next moment, he became excited. He actually followed the gods! Although he was a god who made mistakes and was demoted to the mortal world, he was still a god.
!
It is said that if a person achieves enlightenment, a chicken or a dog can ascend to heaven, and if he or she has taken good care of the person, he or she may one day be able to ascend to heaven with the gods.
Thinking of this, he laughed and became more energetic.
Tonight, he will close the door and guard here. These piles are all magical things, and there must be no carelessness.