When dealing with ordinary people like this, Bai Lang didn't show a trace of ferocity and cruelty. Instead, he directly asked the waiter, "Just serve your specialty dishes and some wine. Now, don't be afraid that I can't pay." He said He took out a piece of silver and put it on the table, "Today I will break the rules of the industry. I will pay you first so that you will not feel uneasy hahahaha."
The governor was killed. This situation immediately came to Xi'an General and Xi'an Magistrate. It was almost like a bolt from the blue - a huge black pot was thrown directly over them, which really caught the two adults off guard. Of course, they brought all the masters and yamen with them. Officials and soldiers immediately blocked the governor's office and went in to check the situation.
The front yard was fine, except for the corpses of a dozen military attachés who visited the governor and some of the guarding soldiers. However, the death conditions were quite miserable. General Xi'an had also quelled chaos, and the dead were not seen before, but people who died like this, It's really rare. Beheading, arms and disembowelment is a trivial matter. The key is that it feels like someone was killed by a heavy ax blade or a battering ram, and some of the corpses have... When you compare it, you can see that it was basically caught by human hands, which makes people want to swallow a big mouthful of saliva.
It was so miserable when we got to the backyard. There were corpses everywhere, and there were maids and servants everywhere who were frightened or cowering and screaming. And the corpses of men who looked to be over thirty years old were also very miserable. It seemed that It was like being hit by a sledgehammer or a heavy axe, but it was a clean death.
Fortunately for the general of Xi'an, the prefect of Xi'an has almost fainted from fear - a scholar has never seen such a place where the blood is dripping and the internal organs are flowing. On weekdays, he only slaps the board and looks at the bloody buttocks, and at most he looks at a few heads. That's all... The thing that made the two adults almost breathless was naturally the pile of corpses at the door of the backyard, including the extremely miserable Gosheha, and the governor-dressed man who fell to the ground with his head rolled to the side. When the head of Guanpao's body was found and placed on top by several officers, almost everyone recognized it as the governor.
Someone also found the body of the governor's wife. Her chest was completely collapsed and she was beaten to death... Well, this is a big disaster. After questioning the surviving servants, maids, and soldiers at the scene, they came to the following conclusion: The rebels came in single-handedly, killed through the entire governor's office from the front entrance, and finally broke through the wall from behind and left...
This kind of strong man had never been heard of. Even General Xi'an had several masters worshiping him, and he had never seen such a person. After carefully inspecting the body and the wall that was knocked open in the backyard, the masters worshiping were even more shaken. He shook his head and said nothing. When the general pushed him into a hurry, he just said, "We are absolutely invincible."
Everyone saw who committed the murder. The big words were written on the wall so that the blind could not see them. "The murderer is Prince Shaobao Bailang of the Ming Dynasty!" Both adults were trembling with shame. This strong man was so bold and bold as never before. Unexpectedly, everyone can sense from this handwriting an arrogant and domineering spirit that does not take the Qing court seriously. The person who wrote it seems to think that the Qing court is just a local chicken.
"Da Ming? Daming! Aren't all the rebels in the Ming Dynasty dead yet?" the prefect of Xi'an cursed. He is a Han, so of course he must be the first to draw a clear line. After combining the testimonies, the masters also sketched out the appearance of the murderer -
—Tall, with no money-rat tail hair, and a fierce beard on his face.
About an hour later, the general of Xi'an and the prefect of Xi'an received news at the same time, that is, someone came to report whether there were rebels with shaved rat tail hair sitting in a restaurant in Xi'an, eating and drinking. After a few words, they
It was immediately confirmed that this was the rebel who killed Lord Zhongyin.
Immediately after the order was given, a large number of soldiers gathered and surrounded the restaurant tightly. Bows and arrows were in hand and guns were on shoulders. Even the cavalry had been deployed on the street. They must make sure that the rebel was captured and eaten for 3,600 yuan.
Dao Lingchi was executed. It is not surprising that officials were killed in rebellion. This was a relatively common thing in the Qing Dynasty, especially in the southeastern area. Lower-level bureaucrats were often punished in this way.
But killing a high-ranking official like the governor? This is really an exaggeration. Has it happened since the founding of the Qing Dynasty? A provincial governor was openly assassinated in the official office. The emperor will definitely be furious. What will happen to the two of them?
It’s also uncertain—but it’s certain that it will be eaten.
Right now, I just want to catch the traitor to free myself from the responsibility. It's already dark now, but the street is brightly lit by torches. The waiter and shopkeeper in the restaurant have already escaped quickly, and they can see through the opened door.
I saw the traitor who was chewing according to the crime. This man was not covering up at all. The short black hair on his head did not pay attention to the rules of whether to keep hair or not. It was just a matter of keeping it long after it grew.
A bun.
Even sitting down, this rebel's magnanimity is extraordinary. Not to mention his beard, handsome appearance, and tall figure, just by looking at the way he didn't care at all and continued to drink and eat surrounded by more than a thousand people, you can tell that this rebel
Definitely a "big thief"!
Bai Lang had already seen those soldiers, as well as those crossbows and fire guns, but Bai Shaobao just sneered, "In the past, the white-armored soldiers of Bagala who were a hundred times more powerful than you were just heads in front of someone. Now you are afraid that
You can't even wear triple armor and you still want to arrest someone?"
Bailang sat in front of the table with a golden sword, slowly picked up a glass of wine and drank it, raising his tiger eyes to look outside. The Qing soldiers outside felt as if lightning from the sky was falling to the world, and everyone was in confusion.
After taking a few steps back, the originally tight formation suddenly became chaotic. People were shouting and neighing, and even General Xi'an's horse almost lost control.
Amidst the roars of officers at all levels, the team began to organize again, but the rebel who was trapped in the hotel did not show any signs of using this chaos to escape. Instead, he still sat at the table and just let out a sarcastic sneer.
"The so-called Eight Banners of the Qing Dynasty are nothing more than that."
That's right, it's the Eight Banners stationed in Xi'an, not the Green Camp soldiers, who are besieging Bailang now. The Eight Banners stationed in Xi'an are more capable of fighting than the Eight Banners in the capital, but it seems to Bailang that this group of people has actually been defeated. He put down
He took the wine glass, stood up, and walked toward the door.
"You all come here to avenge Zhong Yin? Hey, are you a Tatar leader in Xi'an? Let me ask you something, do you have Ming Dynasty's Shanwenjia in Xi'an's arsenal? If there is General Jianwei of the first level
It's better, I don't like cotton armor." Standing up, Bai Lang didn't seem to be much shorter than General Xi'an who was riding a horse.
In terms of demeanor, he is no worse than the first-rank Xi'an general. He really is the Prince Shaobao of the Ming Dynasty, and he has the majestic and evil aura of the white-wave white jade column of the first-rank Jianwei general - even though he does not have the official robe of the Ming Dynasty.