After the whole sect traveled to ancient times, I led the rebellion

A team of silver-armored soldiers appeared on the main street of Anping, all of them carrying sharp swords.

There was a cold glow on his silver armor.

Situ Jin led a small group of one hundred soldiers and walked from the main street into the alley where the people of Anping lived.

From the very beginning, a large number of Anping people lived here.

Today it is considered one of Anping's residential areas.

Any alley you pass through on this street can lead to different places.

The roads here are complicated and it took Situ Jin more than 20 years of living in Anping to get to know the road conditions in the residential area.

He led a group of soldiers, and several other soldiers who had grown up in Anping led several other teams of silver-armored soldiers to search other alleys.

The plague came quickly, and before Situ Jin could react, Mu Qing had already announced the news of the plague.

First there was drought and famine, and then there was epidemic.

Situ Jin's eyebrows were furrowed into a frown. He grew up in Anping and knew best how difficult the relationship between Anping and Guangsha was.

Situ Jin knew very well how they survived the disaster and how they lived.

When Mu Qing came to Anping, the people of Anping had food to eat and money to earn. It was clear that everything was heading in a better direction.

Why……

Why is this damn plague coming again?

Situ Jin hoped more than any other citizen of Anping that the plague had not happened.

In his impression, plague will kill people, and many, many people will die.

Situ Jin raised his eyes to look at the cattails high up, and stood as straight as a pine tree.

His eyes gradually emerged from sadness and became sharp.

The silver-armored soldiers were very loud. Every time they passed a house, Situ Jin would have someone shout:

"When the epidemic comes, those with symptoms such as fever and cough need to be isolated in resettlement housing in Zone 3."

"Those who cheat and fail to report will be sent to the mines."

This residential area, which is also known as District 1, has a large population.

Situ Jin took out the booklet in his hand, which had recorded many names of patients during the free clinic. Anping was not a big city, and most of the sick people could be found through their neighbors or soldiers in the army.

Ever since the people of Anping knew that the plague was coming, every household closed their doors, saving Mu Qing the effort of stopping them from going out.

On the other hand, it is difficult to count the number of infected people and the people who have been infected and are seriously ill.

The footsteps of the silver-armored soldiers could be heard throughout Area 1.

Wan Niang listened to the deep voices of the silver-armored soldiers outside, she shrank her body, and tried her best to pull her daughter in her arms and hide behind the door.

"Mom, I'm so hot."

"Hush, don't let them hear it."

Ying'er, the girl in Wan Niang's arms, blushed at this moment.

"Be good, Ying'er. I'll give you some maltose in a bit. Please stop talking."

Ying'er curled up, she was dizzy and obviously not in her right mind:

“Woo woo, mother.

So hot……

Sugar...I want sugar."

Wan Niang looked at Ying Er, whose whole body was burning with heat, with a look of distress on her face. She listened to the footsteps getting closer, gritted her teeth, and reached out to cover Ying Er's mouth:

"Don't cry. If you keep crying you'll be captured by those bad guys like Dajun."

"Woo..."

Ying'er's consciousness was hazy and she couldn't hear what Wanniang said at all.

Wan Niang continued to listen to the sound with full concentration until the footsteps faded away, then she took her hands off Ying'er.

Her hands were covered with fine beads of sweat, as if they were soaked in a thin layer of water film.

Wan Niang thought about these past few days and it seemed like a dream.

Due to disasters in the early years, the elderly in the family passed away one after another, and Wan Niang's husband accidentally fell into the river and died while looking for food.

So the only people left in the family were the widow Wanniang and her daughter Ying'er.

It is not easy for a widow to live in that era, let alone a widow in a famine.

Wanniang and Ying'er were often targeted by others, and there were evil spirits watching them covetously, so Wanniang thought about remarrying in order to survive.

It was not until Wan Niang saw the recruitment information of the textile factory in the public notice office.

Only then did she realize that she could support her daughter on her own, and the textile factory had houses for workers to live in, so Wan Niang moved in with Ying'er.

Recently, Wan Niang returned home and stayed for a few days, planning to move all her things into the house in the textile factory.

But Ying'er suddenly had a fever, as if she had caught a cold. Wanniang took Ying'er to the clinic for treatment. When they returned home, they learned that a plague had come.

When the plague came, officials from the government office said that people with fever symptoms should be isolated.

Wan Niang probably knew what it meant, but she didn't care.

Wanniang didn't think Ying'er was infected with the plague.

Ying'er, it's just a common cold. It will get better after some hard work. It's not a plague at all.

During those days, Wan Niang listened to the sounds of the silver-armored soldiers patrolling outside, and kept thinking about buying a few more medicines.

But as soon as she went out, she saw Hong Jun, the youngest son of the Hong family who also had a fever in the next house, being captured by the silver-armored soldiers.

In broad daylight, the silver-armored soldier saw Hong Jun and came forward and said something like "isolation".

Wan Niang didn't hear clearly what they said, she only knew that Hong Jun was taken away by the silver-armored soldiers.

As soon as the Hong couple saw Hong Jun leaving, they immediately started crying.

Wanniang was frightened by this scene, and almost burst into tears when she thought of Ying'er who also had a fever at home.

Before leaving, the silver-armored soldier glanced at Wan Niang, who looked frightened.

Wan Niang raised her head and looked at the soldier, and instantly her legs went limp.

She turned her face away quickly, not daring to meet that sharp gaze.

After the silver-armored soldiers passed by, Wan Niang no longer had the heart to buy medicine, so she returned home and hid with Ying'er.

The news that Hong Jun from the Hong family was taken away by the silver-armored soldiers spread throughout the alley. They all knew that the plague had come, but they had never heard of being arrested for being infected.

The Hong couple looked grief-stricken. Like other neighbors, they believed that Hong Jun had been arrested and put in jail.

I heard from the older generation that there was also a plague in Anping several decades ago, and the prefect at that time simply gathered all the infected people and killed them.

Wan Niang listened to various rumors from decades ago and was too scared to go out, while Ying'er's body was getting hotter and hotter.

Wan Niang wiped Ying'er's body with a wet cloth over and over again, trying to make Ying'er feel more comfortable.

Silent tears flowed down the corners of her eyes.

Wan Niang, with tears hanging on her chin, looked at Ying'er's painful expression and wished that she was the one who was sick.

The mother and daughter stood opposite each other in the corner, with Wanniang supporting Ying'er's body.

Just as she was about to take another piece of cloth from the bucket and wipe Ying'er's cheek, there was a sudden knock on the door:

“Bang… bang bang.”

Along with the knocking on the wooden door, a voice rang out:

"Patrol, is there anyone in the house?"

Situ Jin called out a few times, but when no one answered, he tried to break in.

When Wan Niang heard the sound of the wooden door slamming, her throat rose to her chest.

Knowing that she could no longer conceal it, she hurriedly said:

"Who is it? If you bang on the door again, I'll call the police."

"Patrol Service"

Situ Jin repeated it and continued:

"It was reported that someone in the Xiao family was infected with the virus..."

report?

Wan Niang's heart sank. Who reported her?