The beloved baby has a space

Chapter 634 Digging
"Little girl, there's lime and dirt everywhere here. You'd better stay over there, or your pretty dress will get all covered in dust, and you'll be crying!" General Hua saw that Ayu was trying to get closer to the landslide area, so he grabbed her by the collar and dragged her to the back.

Ayu kicked her arms and legs, but not wanting to perform martial arts in public, she could only say, "General Hua, I have good hearing. I can hear how many people are under the landslide and I know where they are!"

Upon hearing this, General Hua indeed released Ayu, but his face showed a hint of doubt: "Little girl, this is a matter of life and death, not child's play. You can't joke about it."

“Really, General, you don’t know this, but I only thought of coming to find you because I heard people talking about the mine collapsing.” Ayu said hurriedly, “A day and a night have passed since the collapse, and we still don’t know what’s going on inside. The sooner we determine the location, the more people we can save, don’t you think?”

At this moment, some soldiers echoed, "General, let this young girl try. The collapse is complete, and we're all clumsy. What if we go to the wrong spot and dig up a human head with one shovel? That would be—"

Just thinking about that scene made everyone shudder.

If the person is still alive, but the people here don't notice and end up killing them, how guilty would they feel!
General Hua thought of his daughter at home, who had been clamoring to go to the battlefield with him since she was eight or nine years old. Now she was married and still had a fiery personality, much like the little girl in front of him.

Although he's a bit mischievous, he's methodical in his work and doesn't act recklessly.

General Hua made a quick decision, put Ayu down, patted her shoulder, and pushed her forward: "Then go ahead, but remember, don't treat human life as a game."

Ayu was almost pushed off balance by him, but ended up following the other soldiers.

General Hua, accompanied by two bodyguards, was on his way to capture those who had failed at crucial moments.

From afar, one could hear the cries of some people. It was learned that some of them were family members of those people. Most of the people in the mine were suffering people who had been tricked into coming, but there were also some from the surrounding villages. They couldn't bear to part with the meager wages. Even if they worked themselves to the bone and couldn't earn much, they still gritted their teeth and came.

Who can be stumped by a single penny?

"Uncles, aunts, brothers and sisters, please stop crying!" Ayu walked up to them and raised her voice to shout.

Everyone saw that she was a little girl of about ten years old. She wasn't dressed extravagantly, but she was obviously a rich girl. Then they saw the huge sheep next to her and were all intimidated.

For a moment, the crying and wailing did indeed stop.

Ayu continued, "Now is not the time to cry. Your family members, and the families and friends of others, are still trapped inside. Instead of wasting your energy crying here, why not come with us to rescue them? The sooner we get them out, the greater their chance of survival." An old man said, "Girl, it's not that we don't want to move, it's that we dare not! The soil there is loose; it will collapse if we dig. We dare not move it recklessly."

“I have a way, just follow my instructions.” Ayu knew that she had to give everyone confidence and make them trust her, so she said confidently, “Everyone in our village says that I am a lucky child. If I dig and rescue them together with you, I will pass on some of my good fortune to them, and may the gods bless them so that they can turn bad luck into good and turn their misfortune into good fortune!”

To make the effect more realistic, Tuanzi even quickly ordered a light-emitting tube to make Ayu glow faintly.

To the villagers, it was as if divine light had fallen upon her, but upon closer inspection, they found nothing at all.

It has a psychological effect.

It's useless to reason with these villagers; their superstitious and supernatural explanations are much more effective.

Taking advantage of the momentum, Ayu repeated the same words that Old Lady Wang usually used to fool everyone, which finally calmed these people down temporarily, and she even brought a large group of people who were willing to help.

She led a group of people to a place with no signs of landslide, and then pointed to a tree and said, "Pull this tree up first, and pull out the roots too. Dig from here."

Everyone was a little confused and wanted to ask questions, but then they saw the sheep seem to understand and run straight to the edge of the tree, pawing at the ground with its four hooves.

Ignoring the others, Ayu grabbed a shovel and started digging.

The others looked at each other, unsure whether they should follow.

The landslide site is far away from here, so what's the point?

"Come on, what are you standing there for!" The soldiers reacted and took the lead in getting to work.

(End of this chapter)