The beloved baby has a space

Chapter 636 Staff
Wang Aibao was naturally strong, and her experience of getting lost made her believe she was a monster, so she diligently tried to be a weak and delicate woman. After returning to the Wang family, she also underwent self-adjustment, especially the incident with Zao'er, which helped her grow a lot. Now, she no longer suppresses her talents and is simply doing what she wants.

During her time in the prefectural city, Old Mrs. Wang would ask her to move the kimchi jars every now and then.

I don't know what my mother was thinking. Sometimes she wanted to move it to the kitchen, sometimes she wanted to move it to the yard, sometimes she wanted to bury it, and sometimes she wanted to wash and dry it.

Wang Aibao couldn't keep up the act any longer, so she simply stopped pretending and honestly began to move the object with all her might.

This is exactly the kind of product that comes in handy now.

After the Wang family arrived, they firmly forbade Ayu from touching anything anymore.

“Our family has so many people, yet we can’t even match your labor power?” Wang Wulang grabbed Ayu’s armpit and pulled her aside.

Wang Qilang somehow got a small wooden stool, found a slightly flat spot, and pushed her to sit down.

That wasn't all. The Red Armored Ones and the others who had arrived first wanted to hold up a silk umbrella for her to shield her from the sun so she wouldn't get sunburned.

Ayu quickly waved her hand: "Okay, okay, I'll rest for a while, don't do these things."

Everyone else was staring at her expectantly!

She felt a little embarrassed and worried about affecting the mood of those people.

What Ayu didn't know was that seeing everyone surrounding her and comforting her made her feel even more at ease.

—Look, she really is a rich young lady, with so many people serving her!

Such a young lady went to great lengths to dig the hole herself; what a wonderful person she is.

With this in mind, they worked even harder.

Fortunately, although Liu was busy, she overheard the whole story on the way and even bought a tea stall along the way.

The stall had been moved into the carriage, and now that it's been brought out, it's perfect for everyone to quench their thirst.

"If you're tired, you can take a break and come over for a cup of tea to moisten your mouth."

"If we manage to rescue anyone, we'll put them in our carriage first. We only brought one doctor, which is far from enough. Most of them will probably need to be sent to the city for treatment."

"Everyone has worked hard today. Every person saved is a merit, and Buddha and the gods will bless you."

Everyone readily agreed, saying, "No problem, no problem."

Thanks to the Wang family's well-organized arrangements, the situation finally calmed down.

After resting for only a short while, Ayu went back to directing everyone on where to dig.

The Wang family didn't even ask why; they just did whatever Ayu told them to do.

The red-armored guards brought some familiar faces, but most of them were guards from the carefree prince's mansion. The secret guards were not good at this kind of thing, so they didn't urge them all to come.

By dusk, the pit was finally dug through.

Someone exclaimed, "I see the collapsed wooden frame! The location is just wide enough for a person to pass through, but I don't know what happened to the people inside."

"I'll go take a look." Wang Wulang took the lead and went inside, followed by Wang Sanlang and Wang Silang.

Red Armor summoned a guard surnamed Red and asked, "Have you made contact with Red Dog?"

The guard surnamed Chi shook his head: "There's been no response to the signals sent out, so they must be trapped underneath."

Chi Jia felt a chill in his heart. He hadn't expected the collapse to be so severe. He had thought that with Chi Gou here, he would be able to take good care of Miss A Yu.

Unexpectedly, let alone Akainu, there isn't a single person here who can take care of Miss Tama!

If the young master finds out, he'll be very unhappy.

The young master felt bad for tiring Miss Ayu, and they also felt bad about it.

"Elf, how many people are still alive inside?"

[More than a dozen more have appeared.]

Ayu turned around and saw the tea stall next to the carriage, where people would occasionally run over for a sip.

Perhaps thinking that others would also like to drink, everyone restrained themselves and did not gulp down the drinks.

Liu is distributing tea.

Ayu went over, pointed to one of the large jars, and said, "Mother, keep this jar of water. When they are rescued, let them drink some."

As soon as Liu saw Ayu's expression, she knew that the child was probably going to put the magic water in.

She whispered, "I can give it to you, but the people who have just been rescued shouldn't drink too much, lest they become too weak to handle the nourishment, which would be troublesome."

The intention was to remind Ayu not to add too much holy water.

With so many people around these days, it's no joke if something goes wrong.

Ayu nodded: "I know."

With Tuanzi supervising, she naturally knew her limits and wouldn't make the same mistakes she did when she was little.

The conversation between the mother and daughter left everyone who came to drink water bewildered. They held their bowls for a long time, hesitating whether or not to drink.

Noticing the man's hesitant expression, Liu asked, "Why aren't you drinking?"

The man said, "...Isn't this just ordinary tea? Did you put some kind of tonic in it? We're poor people, we can't afford such good things. If it does, I won't drink it."

Liu was both amused and exasperated: "It's alright, it's alright, you can drink it. It's nothing valuable, just ordinary tea."

She didn't explain why she spoke to Ayu like that; she had already been subtle enough. The more she explained, the more suspicious people would become. It was better to let them guess for themselves.

After everyone left, Ayu turned her back to the crowd and put some anti-diarrheal medicine into one of the water jugs, just enough to keep the person alive. As for the rest, she left it to the doctor who would come later.

At this moment, everyone in the mine was on edge, looking like they could explode at any moment.

The place where they were was barely ventilated by a well opening, and a faint ray of light fell down, but not much; the whole place was dim and dark.

There is no food here, but fortunately they often work all day before they can eat a little something, and even then they can't eat their fill, so they can manage to survive for a while.

There were also two children around ten years old inside, one older and one younger, a boy and a girl.

While everyone was distracted, the boy whispered to the girl who was on the verge of death, "Little sister, wait a little longer, we'll be able to get out soon."

The girl opened her eyes briefly, then quickly closed them again, muttering as if in a daze, "Brother, am I... going to see... Father and Mother?"

“No.” The boy said firmly, “My father and mother said that you should live well and grow up, and then we will go back to Dream City.”

"Dream City..." the girl murmured, as if she had regained a little strength.

Suddenly, a hand reached out, holding a thin pancake between two fingers.

The boy first shielded the girl from view, then looked over warily and saw a woman with her hair tied up.

Impatient, Akainu stuffed the cake into the boy's chest, saying, "If you don't want her to starve to death right now, give her some!"

The boy swallowed hard. Nearby, more swallowing sounds arose.

One of the bolder ones begged, "Girl, could you give me a piece of bread? I haven't eaten for three days!"

Without even looking, Akainu snapped a piece of wood as thick as an arm in half and casually stuck it into the ground to support the collapsed section next to him.

Without turning his head, he said, "You're about to die too? I see you still have the energy to beg for food, so you can probably last another two days."

Seeing her fierce appearance, no one dared to ask her for help.

Even if someone harbors malicious intentions, they will back down when they realize they are no match for the other party.

If the commotion from the looting gets too loud and causes the interior to collapse, that would be disastrous.

Just then, Akainu's sleeve was grabbed by someone.

The man seemed to have mustered all his courage before he said, "Young lady, I am an advisor in the Crown Prince's residence. If you can give me a piece of cake, and if we can get out safely, I will guarantee you a life of plenty!"

Red Dog looked at the man, stared at him for a long time, and then smirked and said, "Oh, I am the current Prince Xiaoyao's advisor. As long as you can find the exit for me, I guarantee you can jump into Prince Xiaoyao's mansion and work there."

The man: "..."

He took a deep breath to suppress his resentment and finally said in a gentle tone, "I didn't lie to you."

“I didn’t lie to you either.” Akainu’s tone was even more sincere than his.

The person: "..." This person doesn't make any sense at all!

The passage that Akainu had previously found was completely blocked. She was planning to open up a new passage when her ears twitched slightly, as if she had heard some noise.

She tried to listen closely, but her sleeve was tugged at.

"girl--"

Just then, Akainu heard the source of the sound, faint and indistinct, coming from the southeast—

Can anyone hear me?

It was Miss Ayu's voice; she couldn't be mistaken!
She had heard similar sounds before, but after she went to investigate, she found that it was impossible for the sounds to come from there.

She tried to respond by gathering her inner energy, but she never heard the voice again.

Akagu then realized that it wasn't that she heard Miss Tama's voice, but rather that she had been thinking about Miss Tama, which made her believe that she was speaking.

This time, it was probably just her imagination.

"Is anyone there? We've been sent by the imperial court to rescue you. If there are still people here, hold on! We'll get you out of here soon!" The voice grew closer and clearer.

Akainu suddenly stood up and threw the unsuspecting person to the ground, whose head hit the rock with a loud thud.

Akainu ignored them completely, and instead turned around abruptly to look at the group of people who were sitting or lying down, saying, "Someone is coming to rescue us. They're not far away. If you can still catch your breath, come with me right now!"

Everyone was excited. Was someone really coming to rescue them?

I've heard that collapsed mines are simply abandoned, especially when there are many people around, and no one is ever rescued.

The rescue was too difficult, so they preferred to dig a new mine pit in a more distant location.

Or we can wait until they're all dead, then slowly dig them up and bury them.

But how long has it been, just one or two days? And yet someone has already come.

With spirits up, people are naturally full of motivation, and soon, under Akainu's leadership, they cleared out a large area.

When they pushed a large rock aside together, a bright and clear view suddenly appeared before them.

The people on both sides, engrossed in their work, bumped into each other!

"We've made it through! We've made it through!"

"I saw someone!"

"saved!"

Not only were the people in the mine astonished, but even the miners were incredulous. They had managed to connect the collapsed area without suffering any damage and without causing any further collapses.

During this time, they avoided many dangerous areas, as if they had divine eyes that protected them from everything.

After the people from both sides reunited, those who still had the strength were arranged to rest on the spot, while the others went inside to find those who were either unconscious or dead.

As for those that are deeply buried, it will take even longer.

Akainu only left after sending all the living people out.

She noticed her hands were a little dirty, so she raised her arm, wiped her face with her sleeve, shook her clothes, and headed straight for Ayu.

Halfway there, she felt someone following her and, without thinking, threw a punch.

"boom!"

"what!"

The man covered his nose, fell backward, hit the ground with the back of his head, stared wide-eyed, then his head lolled to the side and he passed out.

Who else could it be but the one who claims to be the Crown Prince's advisor?
Akainu: "..."

At this moment, Red Hare came over, thinking of showing concern for its companion.

Looking down, I saw a person lying unconscious on the ground, and I felt that this person looked very familiar.

He then called Chi Jia over. After looking at him, Chi Jia remained silent for a while before asking, "Why did he faint?"

Akainu: "...He was sneaking around behind me, and I accidentally..."

Akainu has always been very alert and has a rigid personality; he is the kind of person who is very cold among the Akainu guards.

Qin Huai had already arrived and told A Yu about the red dogs in the mine, which made A Yu even more anxious.

At that moment, Ayu breathed a sigh of relief upon learning that Akainu was not among the casualties.

She rushed over to see Chi Gou, and Qin Huai followed beside her. When she saw the person on the ground, she asked the same question.

Upon learning that he had been accidentally knocked down, she looked at the large bump on the man's forehead and said, "It's okay, it shouldn't be a big deal."

She applied some water to the affected area and gave it some to drink; it should be fine.

"By the way, why does this person look a little familiar?" Ayu looked at the man and turned to ask Qin Huai, "Brother Ayou, do you know him?"

Qin Huai's reply was devoid of any emotion: "The eldest prince, Qin Qin."

Ayu: "..."

Akainu: "..."

(End of this chapter)