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

Wanniang slowly placed Ying'er into the large vat and covered it with a wooden lid.

Who will tell it?

Wan Niang thought about her whereabouts in the past few days and walked towards the door hesitantly.

I seldom go out. I only go out when there is food and drink at home and I don’t go out unless it is necessary.

The only time I went out was to buy medicine that day.

Wan Niang suddenly thought of something.

On the day she bought the medicine, Liu Bo, who had been holding her short braids, saw her buying medicine.

Yes, he is the only one who would report me.

Liu Bo approached Wan Niang several times, but Wan Niang tried her best to avoid Liu Bo.

Unexpectedly, he was going to report her.

Wan Niang opened the door with a dead heart. When she thought that her daughter was going to be captured and tortured, she couldn't take a step forward.

As soon as Situ Jin entered the door, he looked around.

Wan Niang's home didn't have much food or valuables, so naturally there was little shelter.

Situ Jin searched for a long time but couldn't find anyone.

His eyes fell on the large vat.

Wan Niang's fingers were tightly clasped around the corner of her clothes. Seeing that Situ Jin was about to lift the hood, she pounced on him fiercely:

"Sir, please, this is my only child, please don't take her away.

Ying'er is my life. I cannot live without Ying'er."

As Wan Niang said this, she stood up and ran straight into the pillar.

Situ Jin frowned and stopped Wan Niang with his hand:

"We are sending infected people to quarantine, not arresting them."

Situ Jin felt somewhat helpless. Recently, whenever he went to people's homes to find out those infected with the virus and send them to quarantine, he was always blocked in various ways.

No matter how he explained, the people didn't listen at all.

Wan Niang looked at Situ Jin with sobs. She wiped the tears from her eyes with her sleeve, thinking about how many people were spying on her because of her beauty.

Wan Niang stiffened her neck with a look of despair:

"Sir, if possible, please capture me. I am willing to serve you!"

Wan Niang bent down sadly, with her head lowered to the ground.

Situ Jin was frightened by Wan Niang and stopped moving his hands.

He quickly asked the soldiers around him to help Wan Niang up.

"I didn't mean that. I'm a patrol officer and I do my job impartially.

Those infected will be sent to the third area for quarantine. There are doctors and medicines there. When Ying'er recovers, she will be sent back."

Situ Jin didn't dare to touch Wan Niang again and spoke out the words of explanation.

He has a wife waiting for him at home. If Situ Jin was inexplicably accused of raping a woman, he has already imagined how his wife would torture him.

Situ Jin had Wan Niang arrested first to prevent her from banging her head against the pillar again.

He turned around and lifted the wooden cover on the jar.

The wooden cover was removed, revealing a furry head in the steel.

As soon as Situ Jin saw the soft, black hair, he knew it was a child, and he quickly picked the person up from the tank.

Ying'er's whole body was burning hot, and the heat from her skin seemed to be burning him.

Situ Jin looked at Ying'er, who was the same age as his son, with heartache. The calmness he had maintained since morning disappeared, replaced by a hint of anger:

"The child has been having a fever, why hasn't he been isolated yet?"

Wan Niang was stunned when she saw Situ Jin's angry tone:

"Ying'er didn't catch the plague. I asked the doctor to see her a few days ago. She just had a common cold.

Besides, it's called quarantine, but who knows whether she is being treated or sent to die!"

Wan Niang shouted, completely disregarding the identity of the person in front of her. For Ying'er, she boldly expressed her inner thoughts.

"Death?"

Situ Jin's anger disappeared without a trace. He looked at the woman with a frown on his face:

"Who told you that if you were quarantined you would die?"