Chapter four hundred and eighty seventh let the mountain bandits have enough to eat
Cao Hua stood up and strode outside.
Su Ge looked at Zhen Yuan Dao, flattened his mouth and said: "I am short-sighted and say that sows can't go to heaven."
The old man's nose was almost crooked with anger. When will the sow be able to go to heaven?
Qingfeng came in from the outside carrying a tray. There was a big grilled fish on the tray, and he came in happily.
"It's time to eat, it's time to eat."
Su Ge pointed at the young Taoist priest Qingfeng: "Ask him, he has seen flying birds, old Taoist priest."
Qingfeng put down the tray, patted the ashes on his body, and asked with a smile: "What's wrong, Master, it's obvious that you have long hair and short knowledge."
The real veteran Taoist almost twisted his nose in anger, but the sudden loud sound of wind in the yard suppressed the old Taoist's words.
A transport-type flying bird slowly landed. Its wide body almost occupied half of the yard. The strong wind fanned by its flapping wings even blew sand and rocks in the yard. The clothes drying pole near the corner was blown into the yard with clothes.
The cliff in the distance went down.
The real veteran Taoist gave a weird cry, walked out of the side hall in two steps, and walked into the courtyard. He looked up at the birds that were doing more things than him, with a confused look on his face.
The money bag in Mingyue's hand fell to the ground, her eyes widened as she looked at the birds outside the door, with astonishment written all over her face.
Qingfeng flattened his mouth, sat down at the table, looked at the people outside the door, picked up the chopsticks, picked up a piece of fish, and narrowed his happy eyes to a slit.
"I'll go with you"
The real veteran Taoist screamed strangely, and almost flew in from the outside. He stared at Su Lu with bright eyes, as if there was a breath of air being released from his body, pressing into the heart and lungs, causing several of the surrounding guards to stand up.
He stood up, pressed the hilt of his sword, and took a few steps closer to Su Lu.
"Okay, I just want to take you to see the Taixi birds."
Su Lu said casually.
Immediately afterwards, the old man's screams came from the side hall.
"Qingfeng, you bastard, you ate it secretly again!"
"Ah, Your Majesty, when will your yellow sheep and deer come?"
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After dinner, Zhenyuan Laodao ordered his two apprentices to stay and look after the house while he followed Su Lu to serve in the Han army camp.
The greasy-mouthed Qingfeng was no longer willing: "Master, the Han army can have enough to eat every day. If we two brothers stay here, what about the food problem? I want to go with you."
The true veteran looked at the bright moon.
Mingyue said with great loyalty: "Wherever master and brother go, I will go."
The old Taoist's face fell, and he said angrily: "You two know nothing. I call this a cunning rabbit's three caves. If we don't become an official, we can still have a place to live when we come back."
The craftsman next to him who had been studying wooden kites for a long time said: "Old Taoist Master Zhen Yuan, if you can really make a flying bird as fine as yours, the princess will definitely reward you with a house, so you don't have to worry about not having a place to live."
The old Taoist narrowed his eyes when he heard this and looked at Su Lu.
Su Lu spread his hands and said, "You are so clever as a bird. If you can really do it, Your Majesty will not be stingy with a house."
The old Taoist became happy and ordered: "Then let's all go, lock the door, take everything valuable and leave."
Before leaving, the three old Taoists each carried a small baggage, and the three masters and disciples looked disappointed.
"We don't even have anything valuable!"
When the group returned to the camp, Lao Dao followed the craftsmen from the Ordnance Department and began to explore the structure of the flying bird, preparing to make an enlarged version of his ancestral flying bird.
On this day, Su Lu was watching Zhen Yuan Dao command a group of craftsmen. Lu Zhan strode in from the outside and reported:
"Commander Commander, Colonel Yingyuan is back. He escorted back the first batch of metal and brought back the old Colonel, Uncle Fu."
Su Lu nodded and returned to the Chinese army's tent. Sure enough, he saw Ying Yuan and Uncle Fu waiting for him.
"You two have worked hard along the way. How was it? What was the result of this victory?"
Yingyuan cupped his fists and saluted, and was the first to speak: "Commander Commander, we suffered a little hardship this time, but we finally brought everything back intact."
Su Lu nodded, "Is there anything special along the way? Although we can't attack Xianyang, there is still no problem in breaking through some small cities."
Upon hearing this, Uncle Fu hurriedly spoke: "Can the commander-in-chief send troops to open up the line between Yuancheng and Hargai? There are many barbarians gathered there. We traveled all the way. If it weren't for these barbarians, we would have brought them back.
There’s just more stuff.”
Su Lu nodded and told Su Ge next to him: "Pass on my military order and order Cao Huatong to lead the left army. We will set out today to open up the front line of Hargai, the original city, and we must completely wipe out the barbarians along the line."
Su Ge went out, and Su Lu continued to look at Uncle Fu.
"Uncle Fu, you have worked hard all the way. The paperwork to invite you to be Colonel Zhaowu has been sent to the Ministry of Civil Affairs and will be approved soon. You have completed the tasks I assigned you very well, and the promise I made to you will definitely come true."
Uncle Fu's face darkened, and he asked Su Lu: "Your Majesty, is there any news about my family's Ada and A'er?"
Su Lu nodded, Ada had died in the battle, and Aer was among the remnants of the Qin army in Liangzhou, serving under Xiang Chong. The title of Zhaowu Colonel could only be given to Uncle Fu, and it was impossible to transfer it to him.
It's on my son.
"A'er is among the Qin army in Liangzhou. Uncle Fu, you must be mentally prepared."
Uncle Fu's face suddenly turned pale, and his lips trembled as he asked: "Your Majesty, I, I don't want a title, can you give me my second's life in exchange for it? I don't want a title, Prince."
Su Lu waved his hand: "Don't worry, Uncle Fu. I'm just looking at your face and I won't embarrass Ah Er. However, the title of Colonel Zhaowu cannot fall on Ah Er."
Uncle Fu let out a sigh of relief and smiled on his face. It's good that A'er is fine. Although he can't let his son inherit the title, it's good that he's alive.
"That's good, that's good. Don't worry, Your Majesty, I will definitely not let Ah Er go against you."
"At that time, I can persuade Ah Er to surrender and prevent him from becoming an enemy of the imperial army."
Fu Bo asked tentatively.
Su Lu nodded, "Okay, Uncle Fu, if you are willing to go, I will send someone to accompany you, but be careful and don't risk your own life because of your son."
Uncle Fu's dark face smiled like a flower: "Don't worry, Your Majesty, the old man is awake, he is awake."
Ying Yuan stood up and spoke: "Commander Commander, General Cao is setting off, and I also want to take this opportunity to go with General Cao. This way, I can avoid a lot of disasters on the road, and I don't have to deal with those bandit bullies anymore."
Already."
Su Lu raised his eyebrows when he heard this: "Why, are there many bandits on this road?"
Next to him, Uncle Fu rushed to say: "It's not that bad. There are bandits everywhere along the way. Barbarians cannibalize people. In order to survive, ordinary people have gone to the mountains to become bandits. Some of them can occupy the top of the mountain to grow some food.
Those who are unlucky will have to rely on plunder to survive."
Yingyuan also said: "Don't give them food. I can't bear to see how poor they are. Give it to them. We don't bring much food, so we won't have anything to do with them."
Su Lu shook his head, "Yingyuan, you are wrong. These people came to the mountains because of the barbarians. Just say that I gave them a chance to have enough to eat."
