Chunfeng only officially learned about this matter from the mouth of Divine Doctor Yu a few days ago.
Although Chunfeng had made such a conjecture before, when he really heard the description of Dr. Yu, he still felt that it was a bit too cruel.
Doctor Yu said that once in history, when the plague was not under control, extraordinary measures would be taken to massacre the city.
But even if the city was massacred, no one would enter the city. Instead, they would choose to burn the entire city to death.
Regardless of whether they are men, women, old or young, whether they are infected with the plague or healthy, in short, no one will be able to come out alive after the city is closed.
No matter how valuable your identity is, there is one thing you can only wait to be burned alive.
Chunfeng suddenly understood that Baili Mochen had to send her back to the capital for peace. However, understanding did not mean understanding. She was still worried about him leaving her alone.
But the most important thing at the moment is how to appease the people in the city and how to deal with the soldiers outside the city.
It's really frustrating to think about it, especially the secret guards around the prince.
They had followed the prince for many years, but they never expected that one day they would be surrounded by their own people.
"Don't worry, I believe seventh brother is not the kind of person who does things recklessly. Aren't there still no movements from the army outside the city?"
Baili Mochen stepped forward to calm the angry and anxious Chunfeng and spoke slowly.
He thought that the reason for this situation was that there was a problem with the transmission of the message. Even if it was 800 miles to send a message from here to the capital, it would take five days at the fastest.
I sent letters twice before, plus one a few days ago, for a total of three times.
This result is most likely because they have only received the first two letters, and have not received the third letter. This situation will occur.
However, he also received a letter from the capital, explaining the intention of the 50,000-strong army.
The emperor also said that some operations were directed by him.
Extreme measures should not be used unless absolutely necessary.
After explaining to Chunfeng, Baili Mochen went outside again and personally comforted the people in the city.
I have to say that it is very useful for famous people to speak.
The people of Fengcheng were temporarily stabilized because of King Yao's reputation, but the people of the other two cities were...
He didn't have time to go to other places to explain, but fortunately he was going to the army camp.
As soon as he mentioned going to the army camp, Chunfeng became nervous.
Because the current plague is temporarily under control, but it has not been eradicated.
These days, perhaps because of the effect left by Zilian, Baili Mochen is fine without taking any decoction.
But Chunfeng is not sure whether the plague germs here will be carried outside because they are attached to clothes.
As a doctor, Chunfeng still fully possesses the professionalism that he should have.
So Baili Mochen was pulled by the spring breeze and washed again and again in the medicinal bath, and his clothes were specially disinfected many times before he was willing to let him go.
"Wear this. I've had it specially sterilized. You can wear it with confidence." Chunfeng came to Baili Mochen holding a dark green robe embroidered with python patterns.
"Okay, don't worry, your husband will be fine." Baili Mochen looked at Chunfeng's rare good temper towards him today.
Then he smiled and put his arms around Chunfeng's waist and started to talk stickyly.
"Who is worried about you? I am worried that you will bring the plague outside, which will be bad."
Chunfeng pushed his hand away, said calmly and walked out of the room.
Baili Mochen looked at the man who was obviously worried about him but seemed not to care because he was pretending to be angry. The corners of his mouth couldn't help but turn up.
"I'll be right back!" When he walked to the yard and looked at the spring breeze picking herbs, Baili Mochen said softly and flew away.
Chunfeng sat there and looked at his disappearing back without saying a word!
Not long after Baili Mochen left, a loud noise suddenly came from outside.
The sudden noise scared the unprepared Chunfeng and almost dropped the herbs in his hand.
How is this going? How could there be such a loud noise in broad daylight? It sounded like... the sound of gunpowder exploding.
Chunfeng quickly stood up and ran outside. Along the way, the servants in the yamen were also talking in panic.
"Who knows what's going on?" Chunfeng asked loudly, standing in the front hall.
"I don't know, I think it's the sound coming from the West Street..." replied a boy who was working.
"Princess, it seems that there was an explosion outside. The location is over on West Street." At this time, one of the secret guards following Chunfeng came back to report.
When Chu Yi heard the noise, he hurried out to investigate the situation.
"Let's go and have a look!"
After hearing this, Chunfeng immediately walked towards the door.
As soon as they went out, they found that the people on the street were surging towards West Street, seemingly all heading towards the explosion.
West Street was originally a relatively remote place, where only some poor people lived in relatively simple conditions.
Therefore, there is no centralized ward there, and the patients in West Street have been transferred to nearby wards.
So no one lived on that side of West Street.
However, the West Street was very lively at this moment, and the people gathered around and were noisily discussing something.
And as more and more people gathered, the noise became louder and louder.
Chunfeng frowned and looked at the people present. It was the time of the plague. It would be bad for such a dense crowd to gather together.
Chunfeng walked forward slowly, and the guards around her opened the way for her.
"Make way, the princess is here, give way!" The guard's tone was quite gentle, and the people also spontaneously made way for a passage to let the spring breeze pass.
But the spring breeze had just passed by, and the gap that had been torn closed instantly.
Feeling that the space around him was getting more and more crowded and stuffy, Chunfeng frowned again and stopped.
"Don't crowd in so tightly. Our current epidemic has not been completely eliminated, but has only been slightly alleviated. If too many people gather at once, it may be disadvantageous, so please spread out."
Chunfeng raised his head and spoke loudly to everyone. With his own weak internal strength, most of the people present heard it clearly.
At the same time, they dispersed obediently. Chunfeng felt that his breathing became easier, and then he continued to move forward.
There were so many people gathered that Chunfeng felt as if all the people in the city were crowded into the narrow West Street.
She walked for a long time before she reached the center of the explosion.
I saw that the people in the center spontaneously formed a circle around the city, and they were all staring at something in the middle and talking about it.
Seeing the princess coming, he automatically opened a gap so that Chunfeng could walk in the middle.
"Princess, what do you think is going on?" A commoner who recognized Chunfeng pointed at something in the pit, turned around and asked in confusion.