Chapter 83: Chapter 83: Bai Yang Clan Emblem Chapter 83: Chapter 83: Bai Yang Clan Emblem “Even if we abandon these patients now, the disease will still spread in hidden corners tomorrow. Only by completely resolving this can everyone truly rest easy.”
“Is it possible… to get arsenic?” Old Uncle Qiu caught the critical point in Xiao Chan’s words.
Xiao Chan nodded, “Tonight we will procure arsenic, but as soon as we leave, there will be gaps in our defenses. For safety, we need everyone to unite and temporarily guard this area.”
Old Uncle Qiu had been reluctant to co, but upon hearing Xiao Chan’s words, he was instantly fired up.
If a boy of sixteen or seventeen was willing to risk his life for them, how could these grown n hide behind him!
Especially Qiu Er and Qiu San, both a bit older than Xiao Chan, inspired by him, they both tightly grasped their bows and arrows.
“We will definitely guard our rear well to ensure everyone’s peace of mind!”
Thus, the people spontaneously divided the area into two camps, one for the sick and those who had been in contact with the sick to rest, and another clean area for those who were not sick and had no contact with the sick.
However, out of a thousand people, two-thirds had been in contact with the sick. To be cautious, those who had contact all went to the sick area, and ultimately only two to three hundred people remained in the clean area.
At that ti, the mysterious horse carriage at the front of the group also belonged to the clean area.
Now Bai Junjun had a chance to observe this carriage closely.
She saw that the carriage door had never been opened from the beginning to the end, and she was unclear if anyone was inside.
But outside the carriage sat three young n. Among them, two aged seventeen or eighteen sat on the edge of the carriage, one expressionless, the other always smiling, and one in his early twenties sat on the roof.
The man on the roof sat cross-legged with a long sword in his hands, his face hidden in a cloak, indiscernible, but emanating an aura that kept others at bay.
These three youths kept the carriage secure as a fortress, with only Xiao Chan running around.
Bai Junjun counted the four in front of her along with the child who had exchanged water with her, totaling five people. Two were still missing from the Seven-Person Team.
Were they all in the carriage now?
The alertness of these young n made her even more curious about the identity of the people inside.
Emperor? Prince? Or Princess?
As Bai Junjun surveyed the carriage, people around also discreetly observed.
Bai Sasa watched for a long ti, and the more she watched, the stranger her expression beca.
Bai Junjun, feeling Bai Sasa’s unusual behavior, couldn’t help but glance sideways, “What are you holding back?”
Bai Sasa mysteriously pulled Bai Junjun aside, “Big sister, there seems to be our insignia on that carriage.”
“???” Bai Junjun looked back at the carriage with renewed confusion.
Earlier, she had been rely observing the people, but now taking a closer look at the carriage, she indeed spotted a nearly invisible sun symbol on the wheel.
Seeing this emblem, the glorious years of the Bai Yang Clan, the First Shi Clan of Baiju Country, uncontrollably resurfaced in her mind.
“Er… indeed.” Bai Junjun murmured.
Unlike Bai Lingyu who had escaped from famine since birth, Bai Sasa had witnessed the glory of their ho and naturally had the family emblem imprinted in her bones.
Therefore, since seeing this carriage, she had been in a state of inexplicable excitent.
“Do you think… could our father still be alive?”
When the Capital was besieged, the family head of the Bai Yang Clan had arranged for only his wife and children to escape, staying behind in the Imperial Capital to defend against the enemy.
It was after that separation that they heard no more news.
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