Just on the avenue of the dock, a large carriage made of sandalwood was waiting there quietly. The cart was pulled by four snow-white wildebeests, with white fur all over their bodies curled up like clouds. Their muscles and bones were strong, their breath was like thunder, and the single horn on their head was two feet long, and the silver light was eye-catching.
These four wildebeests are clearly divine horses that can travel three thousand miles a day. Each horse is worth more than a thousand gold. Ling Fu is just the second steward of the Ling family. To actually use such a divine horse to pull a cart shows the luxury of the Ling family.
Five or six big men with soft armor on their upper bodies, swords on their waists, and hunting bows and arrow kettles hanging on their saddles were riding on horses. When they saw Ling Fu walking over, they all bowed to Ling Fu on horseback. Two young men in green clothes and small hats helped Ling Fu get into the carriage. The driver shouted softly, and the four wildebeests took a step forward and rushed towards the city of Yizhou surrounded by five or six big men.
"What a brilliance, what a wealth!" Chu Tian looked at the fleet of cars going away, smiled "hehe", and casually picked up the ten gold garlic bars.
"It's over, it's over. Go home and play with your mother-in-law and beat up your own children." With his eyes widened, Chu Tian shouted to the fishermen around him: "You have some potential, don't be like A Que and spend all day climbing the wall of the widow's house. , it’s really embarrassing.”
The fishermen and fishermen around them all laughed, winking and winking. The smiles on their faces were full of all sorts of weird and indescribable meanings.
He took out the eyebrow-leveling stick stuck in the ground and put it on his shoulder, letting the red cloth strip on the head of the stick sway with the river wind. Chu Tian carried the stick and swayed along the stone road towards his yard.
More than a dozen strong men gathered over one after another, swinging their arms and carrying sticks, following Chu Tian like a group of rampant crabs.
From time to time, fishermen would come up from the fishing boats along the way, carrying large and small fish baskets and deliver them to Chu Tian. Chutian casually glanced into the fish basket, sometimes nodding, sometimes shaking his head. When he walked out of the fish market, the hands of the big man behind him were full of fresh fish skewered with wickers.
Several mandarin fish jumped wildly, a dozen large crabs blew bubbles desperately, and two old turtles the size of millstones stretched their necks with all their strength. When they turned a bend in the river, Chutian pointed towards the river. Pointing, the big man carrying the old turtles came to the river and sent the two old turtles into the water.
The two old turtles floated on the water in shock, swimming in the river, stretching their necks and staring blankly at Chu Tian.
Chu Tian squatted by the river, took out a palm-sized scale from his sleeve, and knocked hard on the heads of the two old turtles: "How big is it? How big is it? The weather has lasted for at least three hundred years, why are you still stupid? To be picked up by a fisherman?"
"Go away, go away. Go three hundred miles upstream. It's easy to make a nest there. Hey, those young and ignorant people were caught and sent to the soup pot. You are old people, how can you still go up? This kind of thing?"
The two old turtles shook their heads and looked at the scales in Chu Tian's hands, their eyes suddenly becoming more spiritual.
"Go, go, remember, the Baimang Beach three hundred miles upstream is the most dangerous. Fishermen dare not go there, so you'd better make a nest. But remember, every year you come downstream and lay a few turtle eggs, the fishermen also have to support their families. To make ends meet, I also need to eat more skirts to replenish my energy and blood, right?"
After stretching out his fingers and flicking on the heads of the two old turtles, Chu Tian stood up, swung his stick and walked along the road.
The two old turtles looked at each other, stretched out their necks and rubbed each other, then quickly dived into the water and swam upstream quickly.
With a "dong" sound, Chu Tian threw the eyebrow-leveling stick on the weapon shelf at the entrance of the lobby, opened his clothes to reveal his chest, grabbed the teapot on the table in the middle of the hall, and drank half a pot of herbal tea with a "dong dong dong".
A young boy who was born fair and clean, delicate and handsome, half an inch taller than Chu Tian, but as soft and frail as a wicker, squatted on a bench in the lobby, holding a bag of pine nuts in his left hand and mouthing Pine nut shells kept coming out of it.
Seeing Chu Tian, the young man smiled "Hey" and said, "Brother Tian, is someone causing trouble?"
"Danglanglang", Chutian threw ten pieces of garlic gold on the big table, and strode to the portrait of the Dragon King hanging on the wall in the middle of the lobby. He took three incense sticks from the altar table under the portrait, lit them, bowed three times to the portrait, inserted the incense sticks into the incense burner, and then sat down on the chair in the middle of the hall in front of the altar table.
Chu Tian tilted his chin towards the big table. He placed his hands on the armrests of the chair and tapped his fingers gently on the armrests.
"Here, use ten pieces of gold to destroy the place. Ling, you are so heroic, so damn generous!" Chu Tian squinted his eyes, raised the corners of his mouth slightly, and said softly with an inexplicable smile: "Ah Que, what do you say? , shall we send these ten giant carps with golden scales, or shall we not send them away?”
The bird kept spitting out pine nut shells from his mouth, which was all over the lobby.
Shaking his body slightly, Ah Que asked Chutian slowly: "If you send it away, what will be the benefit to us? If you don't send it away, what will be the harm to us?"
Chu Tian leaned on the big chair and looked at the roof with wide eyes.
"I sent it, but it's just the Ling family's gold. If I don't send it, I won't say it, or I'll have to turn against the Ling family." Chu Tian said slowly: "Hey, you said, let's do business properly, and feel at ease. Why is it so difficult to be a good citizen?"
"Scare! Good people! You scared me to death!" Ah Que laughed loudly, pointed at Chutian, and then at himself. He dropped the pine nuts in his hand, hugged his belly and laughed loudly, but he forgot He squatted on the bench and fell headfirst off the bench.
Seeing that Ah Que's head was less than half an inch from the ground, Ah Que's body was like catkins in the wind, floating lightly and effortlessly, spinning quickly and lightly in the air for more than ten times, without any sound of wind on his hands. He landed firmly on his feet.
"Then, should we send it away?" A Que blinked and looked at Chu Tian: "But fishing for carp is not allowed in the Baimang River. This is a rule we have set. In the past three years, everyone has recognized our rule. If it is bad, Breaking the rules is a slap in our face!"
Chu Tian scratched a thin scar on his face. The scar was slightly red, giving his eyes a faint red color.
"So, I have to be fully prepared. If I am really forced to break my own rules, I have to get enough benefits for everyone to see. If I break my own rules, the cost is still Pretty tall.”
Sighing softly, Chu Tian waved his hand to Ah Que: "Get Ah Gou back and tell the brothers to be ready. Be careful in the past few days and don't suffer in vain."
Ah Que suddenly became excited. He jumped to the largest beam on the roof with a slight jump. He looked down at Chu Tian and asked with a smile: "Then, do you want to prepare your guys? Do you want to..."
There was an inexplicable sparkle in Ah Que's eyes.
"Be prepared. Be prepared too. Over the years, our brothers have been able to survive to this day because of our caution and boldness." Chu Tian stood up with a smile and put ten pieces of garlic gold into his pocket.
"I'll go to the city and everything is ready."