Chapter 391: Chapter 391 Moving Out Chapter 391: Chapter 391 Moving Out Everyone in the village liked it, and Bai Junjun was very satisfied as well.
For her, this was the best food she had ever eaten, without exception.
The roasted wild boar that had ranked first in the past was rcilessly relegated to a lower position by her.
Li Wenli said with a laugh that he would keep trying hard in the hope that the young lady’s gourt list would be updated daily.
The few of them quickly finished the two pounds of rice.
To prevent the beef sauce from spoiling, Bai Junjun put it all into airtight containers.
It was only afterward that she dealt with the waterlon jam under the eaves.
Bai Junjun packed all the jam into pots, ready to take it to sell in the county city the next day.
When everyone heard they were going to the county city tomorrow, they excitedly expressed their wish to go as well.
Bai Junjun thought for a mont and decided it wouldn’t be a problem for everyone to go together, especially since there wouldn’t be any jam to make tomorrow anyway.
However, there seed to be no need to make this trip back and forth every day; it would be more convenient for the whole family to move to the county city.
Moreover, when she went to catch the Golden Pig, Sasa and the others could squat at the County Magistrate’s place. As long as Yuwen Jun didn’t attack, the Dai County Yan would be the safest place.
The more she thought about it, the more feasible it seed; thus, the very next day at dawn, Bai Junjun led her family on the road.
Before leaving, she left a bag of rice and a chicken at each household’s doorstep.
This could be considered compensation for the simple villagers who had taken them in.
At that ti, Bai Junjun had no idea that when the villagers got up and saw the rice and chickens at their doorsteps, along with the empty house of the Village Chief, they all sighed with emotion.
Even later on, so people adamantly claid that they were incarnations of the Mountain God, co to save them from disaster.
From then on, Xinding Village revered the fox and the polar bear, and descendants were not allowed to hunt these two spirited creatures.
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Once again being regarded as the Mountain God, the group arrived at the city gate early in the morning.
The leader of the guards spotted the horse carriage from afar and beca vigilant. As the horse carriage drew nearer, they realized it was Bai Junjun and her group.
The opening and closing of the city gate had specific shichen, and it was just about ti to open the gate.
Normally, just outside the city gate, there would have been many rural peddlers waiting to enter the city to sell their wares. However, with the current tense military situation and bandits rampant, people hardly left their villages, so the only one at the city gate was Bai Junjun’s horse carriage.
About these two, yesterday had been a sensation in Dai County; the guards, of course, were aware.
Therefore, the soldiers greeted them with a smile, “Fox Brothers, have you caught any bandits again?”
“No, we plan to move into the city,” Li Wenli didn’t keep it a secret.
The soldiers were surprised, “The city is good, with you here, our Dai County will be even safer!”
“?” At that mont, Bai Sasa inside the horse carriage was utterly confused, having no idea what they were talking about.
Her impression of the city guards was still stuck in those difficult years of fleeing from calamity.
As refugees, they were the ones most despised by the city guards during their escape.
The way people looked at them was as if they were looking at maggots, afraid that they would find a loophole and run into the city, dirtying the place.
Unlike now, these soldiers were chatting and laughing with Brother Wenli.
The guard in charge did not make things difficult and quickly let them into the city.
Even before they entered the city, soone had quickly gone to inform the County Magistrate of the situation.
At that mont, the Lord County Magistrate, who had rarely had a sound sleep, was woken up from a beautiful dream; as he opened his eyes in confusion, ready to ask what was going on, the steward conveyed the ssage brought by the Leader of the Guards.
Upon hearing that Bai Junjun and her group had decided to move into the city, the County Magistrate couldn’t help but be overjoyed!
Dai County was in dire need of people at that ti; if these two young heroes were willing to settle in Dai County, there would be good days ahead for Dai County!
This was truly a dream co true, oh heavens!
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