On her wedding night, she went into exile with her pharmacy arsenal

Yan Ruyu handed the trumpet back to Governor Cao.

"Then I'll give this to you, sir. In addition, I've prepared about twenty more, which I'll distribute to the guards on duty later, one for each group."

Governor Cao couldn't let it go: "Thank you, Princess."

When the yamen runners heard this, they were also very happy. They didn't expect that they would get a share of these new things.

Work harder.

Yan Ruyu watched them work for a while, silently taking notes to see what they used, and then giving them some tools that would make their work more convenient and quicker.

When I was about to leave after seeing enough, I turned to the other side of the service entrance and saw that Mr. Qiu was selling his house again.

There are only poor people here, and he would buy a house and live here. Yan Ruyu just mentioned the policy that people like him will not be allowed to buy shops.

There was no use for him to keep it, so he just wanted to sell it. However, he had just bought it at double the price, and if he sold it now, no one would buy it at double the price.

This buying and selling resulted in a huge loss immediately.

Mr. Qiu felt that he had never done a business in which he lost money so quickly.

Yan Ruyu saw it but did not stop him and just let him do what he wanted.

And secretly sent people to keep an eye on him to see if he had any contact with other people, especially those from Shencheng.

If there really was something wrong with Mr. Qiu San, would someone come looking for Mr. Qiu Da again after he was killed?

It’s hard to say.

As I was walking forward, I suddenly heard a noise and the faint sound of a horn.

This sound is not common.

There were already many people on the streets today, and now the crowds are surging. It is difficult to walk, let alone ride in a carriage.

The eldest boss followed Yan Ruyu and whispered, "Princess, there are too many people here, be careful."

Yan Ruyu nodded and looked both ways: "Let's go to the teahouse over there."

The teahouse is on the second floor, and you can see the street.

There weren't many people in the teahouse at this time. Today everyone was busy reading notices and asking about houses, and no one had time to drink tea.

Yan Ruyu sat by the window, looked out onto the street, and saw a team coming this way.

These people were dressed a little strangely, not like people from the Central Plains. They looked a bit like ethnic minorities. As for what ethnic group they were, she couldn't tell for the moment.

There were eight people in the front and back, plus six people carrying the sedan chair in the middle. The line was not short, no wonder it blocked the road.

The last two people were holding strange musical instruments in their hands, which looked a bit like trombones. The sound they blew was low, but it could be heard from far away, muffled, as if knocking on the heart.

What attracted Yan Ruyu the most was the sedan chair carried by six people in the middle. It was not really a sedan chair, but more like a large table with white gauze hanging from above, surrounding it on all sides.

The white gauze was not particularly thick, but not thin either, and it was fixed on all sides, so one could only vaguely see someone inside, but could not tell who it was, or whether it was a man or a woman.

Yan Ruyu asked, "Can you tell what tribe's clothes these are from?"

The eldest boss had also lived in the northwest for a few years. He took a look and said, "This is not a tribe. They are people from outside the pass, like the Jingchao tribe."

This was the first time Yan Ruyu had heard of this tribe. She had never heard of it from Huo Changhe before.

The eldest leader explained, "Princess, you don't know that this tribe is very small and is located in the east. It is said to be the tribe closest to the sun and can hear the sun's voice, but in fact, the living conditions are not good, there are very few people, and they do not have strong military force. They are often oppressed by other tribes. As early as the time of the old prince, they surrendered to our dynasty."

"I heard that the chieftain personally led all his people to surrender, and the imperial court also allocated a piece of land for them to live on. It seems to be a village, quite remote."

"After they surrendered, they behaved well and never caused any trouble. After I left the military camp, I never heard any news about them again."

After Yan Ruyu listened to what the boss said, she had a simple impression that if she had always been well-behaved and had never caused any trouble, she would not want to have any interaction with these people.

Generally speaking, every tribe has its own rules and beliefs, and most of them also have totems, which makes it difficult to judge and infer them using common sense.

Yan Ruyu withdrew her gaze and drank her tea while thinking. She didn't know why they suddenly came into the city.

I'll have to ask someone about it later.

There is no intersection, but we still need to understand each other.

I had just finished half a cup of tea when I heard a sudden change from chaos to silence below, and the horn sound that had been sounding continuously also stopped.

Yan Ruyu narrowed her eyes and looked down again.

The team stopped and a hand stretched out from the white gauze, slender and white, a woman's hand.

The finger pointed at a man in the team.

From Yan Ruyu's perspective, the man was just across the street and she could see him clearly.

He looked a little haggard, with untidy beard and a dull expression. His clothes were a little old and wrinkled. He wore a dark robe and a white belt - to be exact, it was a belt made of a random bunch of white cloth strips.

Yan Ruyu didn't know this person.

The eldest boss whispered, "There's a funeral in this man's family."

Yan Ruyu was slightly startled: "That white belt is..."

"Yes, it's a piece of white cloth. The funeral should have been completed and the body buried."

Yan Ruyu nodded. This scene was really a bit strange. Many people remained silent and looked at the man.

The man didn't understand and also stared at the hand.

A female voice floated out from the white veil: "You, your wife is lost."

The man was stunned. His lifeless eyes turned red again and he almost shed tears.

An old man next to him whispered something to him, probably to comfort him.

The man trembled and said, "Yes, she is dead."

"lost."

The man ignored her and was about to leave in a daze.

"Your wife's soul will not rest in peace, and you will be in great trouble."

The man kept walking, seemingly not caring about any disaster.

The old man beside him, who seemed to be a butler, heard this and said angrily: "What nonsense are you talking about? My general is fine, why is he causing trouble?"

The voice inside continued: "Within three days, there will be disaster."

The woman's voice was straight and flat, without any ups and downs. She said scary words in the flattest tone, which really made people's hearts skip a beat.

The people around were surprised and looked at each other, no one dared to say anything.

But the man ignored him completely, squeezed into the crowd and walked away slowly. The old butler wanted to say something to him, but when he saw him leaving, he hurriedly followed him.

Yan Ruyu thought: "General? Who is this person?"

The eldest boss didn't recognize him either, so he shook his head and said, "I'll go down and ask around."

Just as he was about to leave, the teahouse owner came in with a tray, smiling.

"Princess, your presence has made our store so prosperous," the shopkeeper arranged the items one by one, "Please try some, this is our new tea."

"Thanks to the princess, the renovation here has benefited our shop. My family also has two old houses, so it's just right for us to move to a new, slightly larger one. The whole family doesn't have to squeeze into the backyard of the teahouse anymore."

"Our whole family thanks the princess."

Yan Ruyu took a sip of tea and praised, "Good tea. You don't have to be polite, boss. Doing business with integrity and making a stable living is better than anything else."

"This is the happiness that the governor has planned for everyone. This princess is just assisting from the side."