After the system ran, I took off with my family

Xiao Huihui and Weifeng looked at each other, and then the two little guys gently bit Lin Shuyue's fingers one after another, and the two contracts were signed.

Lin Shuyue felt the connection between herself and the two of them and touched their heads helplessly.

Seeing that it was getting dark, Lin Shuyue told the three of them to wait until dark before entering the ruined temple.

These days, she explained to Lin Gang and the others that they were afraid that the three Wei Fengs would scare others, so they walked away from the mountain.

Sure enough, after dinner, everyone was not surprised by their sudden appearance.

They all kept praising the three little ones for their cleverness, but they didn't notice that there was a hint of human pride flashing in little Huihui's eyes.

Nothing happened that night. The next day, everyone was full of energy and set out again.

At noon that day after they left, four carriages stopped at the gate of the dilapidated temple.

Zhang Wan covered her nose with an embroidered handkerchief and looked at the maids and old women cleaning the dilapidated temple with disdain.

In the second carriage, Li Yuan asked her maid Lianzhi softly, "Are you sure you saw them going this way yesterday?"

Lianzhi nodded: "Yes, Miss, I saw it with my own eyes."

Li Yuan lowered her eyes and ran quite fast!

Lin Shuyue had no idea that someone was thinking about her. She looked at the increasingly lush vegetation on the roadside and hummed a little tune happily.

After walking for five consecutive days, they finally saw scattered villages.

That evening, they stopped at the foot of the hill.

Lin An looked towards the village with smoke rising from chimneys not far away and asked his daughter, "Little girl, we should be in Yuping Prefecture now, right?"

Lin Shuyue nodded. She had just looked at the map and saw that they had reached the edge of Fengyuan County, the most southwesterly part of Yuping Prefecture.

As night fell, everyone was having dinner.

"Help... Is there anyone?"

Lin Shuyue and the others' expressions changed and they stood up immediately.

"You guys continue eating, I'll go take a look." Lin An put down the bowl in his hand, picked up the Tang sword, and disappeared into the forest.

Everyone sat down again, they were very confident in Lin An's fighting ability.

After an incense stick of time passed, Lin An still hadn't returned.

Just when Lin Shuyue was about to go and take a look, she saw her father coming down the hillside carrying someone on his back.

When everyone went forward, they saw a boy of about thirteen or fourteen groaning in pain on Lin An's back.

Lin An put the man next to the fire and explained to everyone: "The child fell into a trap in the valley, and his foot was pierced by the sharp spikes in the trap."

In the light of the fire, everyone took a closer look at the child.

The child was wearing a worn cotton jacket, his hands were covered with frostbite, and his cloth shoes had a big hole in them that was bleeding.

Seeing that all these people were staring at him, Luo Wu felt a little scared and could not help but shrink back.

"Don't move. I'll give you some bleeding medicine."

Lin An held his leg, carefully rinsed the wound with water, and then sprinkled hemostatic medicine on it.

Luo Wu looked at Lin An with red eyes. He had suffered many injuries since his grandfather passed away. This was the first time someone had applied medicine to him.

After applying the medicine, Lin An looked at the chilblains on his hands and asked, "Where is your home? Do you need us to take you back?"

Luo Wu shook his head and pointed to the village not far away.

"Uncle, my name is Luo Wu, my home is in Xiaoluo Village over there, I can go back by myself, thank you for saving me."

"But your foot is so injured, how are you going to walk back? Where are your family members?"

Li felt a little sorry for the child. If his family treated him well, how could he still be in the mountains so late?

"I can move back step by step. I'm alone at home." After saying that, his stomach began to growl.

"Okay, eat something first. I haven't finished eating yet. Eat with uncle."

Without saying a word, Lin An stuffed a bowl of meat porridge into Luo Wu's mouth and picked up the bowl to continue eating.

Luo Wu held the bowl, buried his head in it, and tears fell into the bowl one by one.

After he had filled his stomach, he told everyone about his situation in general.

As soon as Luo Wu was born, his family discovered that he had an extra toe on his left foot compared to ordinary people.

His parents believed what the villagers said and thought that Luo Wu was an unlucky person, so they wanted to throw him away. Fortunately, they were stopped by Luo Wu's grandfather.

Unexpectedly, the vicious parents simply drove the old man and Luo Wu to live in the old house at the entrance of their village.

Luo Wu was raised by his grandfather since he was a child. He had no friends because the villagers would stay away from him when they saw him and his grandfather.

When he was seven or eight years old, one day his parents went to the city to buy things.

However, they were all trampled to death by a mad horse that suddenly appeared. From then on, the villagers were even more afraid to get close to him.

Three years ago, his grandfather accidentally caught a cold. He had no money to buy medicine, and after being ill for half a month, the old man passed away, leaving Luo Wu alone.

From then on, Luo Wu could only go up the mountain every day to look for food, such as wild fruits, bird eggs, and if he was lucky, he could even catch a rabbit or two.

This time, he was chasing a rabbit, but he didn't see clearly in the dark and fell into a trap dug by a hunter in the village.

The sentimental Grandma Xiuyin wiped her tears and hugged the child.

Luo Wu lowered his head somewhat embarrassedly, but his heart was warm.

Luo Wu lowered his head and said timidly, "Uncle Anzi, if you don't mind, you can stay at my house. It's very cold out in the wild at night."

Lin An shook his head and refused, "Xiao Wu, no need, we have to travel early tomorrow morning.

After so many days of fleeing famine, I've gotten used to it. Let me take you back."

Unexpectedly, Luo Wu heard Lin An's words and asked hurriedly: "Uncle, are you fleeing from Anqing Prefecture?"

Seeing him like this, Lin An nodded in confusion, "We came from Anqing Prefecture, what's wrong?"

Lin Shuyue had a bad feeling in her heart.

"Uncle, when entering the county town, you need to check your household registration and travel permit. If you don't have a travel permit, you won't be allowed in."

When everyone heard his words, their faces instantly turned ugly.

Lin Shuyue took out the map in her arms, looked at it carefully, and found that there was no other way to go.

"Brother Xiaowu, are there many refugees coming here recently?"

Luo Wu shook his head. "Not many. The entrance to our village is right next to the official road. I've only seen two or three groups of people fleeing."

Lin Shuyue looked towards the direction of the county town. It seemed that she had to go into the city tonight.

"Xiao Wu, it's too late. Let me take you home." Lin An squatted in front of Luo Wu and let him lie on his back.

Li took out a bag of grain from the carriage and asked Lin Shuyuan to carry it, and together they sent Luo Wu home.

Seeing that he couldn't refuse, Luo Wu accepted it and secretly vowed to repay Uncle An Zi's family in the future.

At midnight, the crescent moon hangs high in the sky.

Under the moonlight, Lin Shuyue changed her clothes and asked her second brother Lin Shuyan to keep watch for her. Then she turned around and disappeared into the night.

Quarter of an hour later, Lin Shuyue tiptoed through every room in the county government office carefully.

Finally, in the room on the far right, she found a few written passes, and she took them and slipped into the space.

In the space, Olaf and the others were sleeping soundly.

Lin Shuyue walked into the thatched hut quietly, took out the pass she had just received, and examined it carefully.

It only said: people from which place need to go to which place at what time and for what reason, and it was stamped with the county government's seal.