The First Tyrant of Daxia

"Yes, Your Majesty!"

The Jinyiwei quickly took out the things buried underground, then brushed off the dirt on it, and then a yellow oilcloth package appeared, which looked very strange.

"Your Majesty, this is what we dug out of the mud." The Jinyiwei presented the cleaned yellow oilcloth bag in front of Qin Yun.

Qin Yun reached out to take the oilcloth bag and instantly felt the lightness coming from it.

The oilcloth was so light that no one knew what was inside it. Qin Yun didn't know who had buried it here, so he opened the oilcloth bag out of curiosity.

After opening the oilcloth bag, several pieces of parchment jumped into Qin Yun's eyes, with faint words emerging from behind the papers.

Qin Yun frowned. The oilcloth bag actually contained a few pieces of paper.

This would have been nothing, but the appearance of these pieces of parchment in this small, remote mountain village seemed a little strange.

This parchment is very expensive. People in this small mountain village cannot afford just one sheet, let alone several sheets.

What's more, parchment is a relatively luxurious item, and people in the small mountain village would never buy such a thing.

Qin Yun soon discovered that something was wrong. This parchment was definitely extremely strange.

Thinking of this, Qin Yun immediately opened the parchment, and the words on the parchment suddenly appeared in Qin Yun's eyes.

Qin Yun looked at the words left on the parchment, his brows tightened, and his face became extremely ugly.

"Damn thing!"

Qin Yun looked at the parchment in his hand, anger surging from the bottom of his heart. He couldn't help but let out an angry roar, like the roar of a tiger or a dragon, even the leaves on the big trees rustled and fell down.

Lu Bai's face changed, and he thought to himself, "What on earth is written on this parchment? Why did His Majesty change his face so much?"

Qin Yun put away the parchment, mounted his horse again, and said with suppressed anger, "Go back!"

"Yes, Your Majesty." Lu Bai could see that Qin Yun was very angry now. He did not dare to delay at all. He immediately gathered the Jinyiwei and followed Qin Yun away.

Qin Yun rode his warhorse at full speed, still unable to suppress the anger in his heart.

The parchment buried at the roots of a big tree was buried there by a man named Motley.

Motley was originally a minor officer in the army of Dilla City. One day he received an order from Wagner, the lord of Dilla City, asking him to escort a group of prisoners to Lacalle City.

The mayor of Lacarell City and Wagner were old friends, and the two sides often had exchanges. Wagner often sent people to deliver prisoners to Lacarell City. Since Motley didn't think there was anything wrong, he took the prisoners on the road directly.

Motley smoothly delivered the prisoners to the city of Lacarlis. Just as he was about to return from the city of Lacarlis with his soldiers, a group of strange men covered with creepy scales appeared and wanted to capture Motley and his men.

That group of weirdos were very powerful. They captured them in no time and took them to the city of Carlisle.

Inside the city of Lacarlisle, Motley saw the prisoners he had personally transported. The prisoners were tied up one by one, and a group of Japanese surrounded him to conduct experiments. The scene was extremely bloody and horrifying, and Motley was so scared that he almost went insane.

Only then did he realize that the city of Lacarelle was actually a city of hell. The prisoners and junior officers had been sent to Lacarelle to be experimented on by these Japanese!

Those scale-armored monsters were all created from prisoners transported from Dila City. Among them were even some familiar faces to Motley, who had once been soldiers or officers in the Dila City army.

Wagner had no good intentions when he asked them to send the prisoners over. He wanted them to be experimental subjects for the Japanese. The bloody and horrifying scene was frightening to watch.

Those prisoners were not real prisoners at all, but ordinary people forcibly conscripted from various places and sent by Wagner to the Japanese as the original subjects for experiments.

Later, due to the negligence of the guards, Motley seized the opportunity and desperately escaped from the city of Lacarlis.

After discovering that Motley was missing, they had been hunting for Motley.

Motley fled all the way to this small village and hid there. He knew it was impossible to escape from the pursuit of those Japanese people.

So after escaping to the small village, he used the parchment on his body to write down what he had seen and experienced.

Then he wrapped the parchment in oilcloth and hid it under the roots of a big tree, hoping that someone would find it and expose the evil deeds of the city of Lacarell to the public.

But what he didn't expect was that shortly after he bought the parchment, the Japanese came with their bloody soldiers and not only captured Motley, but also massacred everyone in the village.

When Qin Yun finished reading the contents of the parchment, he instantly felt extremely angry.

It turned out that the people he saw along the way and the missing people in their families were forcibly sent to the city of Lakarel by Wagner, the lord of Dila City, in the name of conscription. They were used as experimental subjects for the Japanese to do their research on blood soldiers.

And I'm afraid that not only the people near Dila City were sent to Lacarel City for experiments, but people from other towns and villages were also sent to Lacarel City for research.

These guys are simply inhumane and crazy.

Before, Qin Yun was wondering where Okita Taro got so many blood soldiers?

If Taro Okita brought the blood soldiers in from overseas, it would definitely arouse the vigilance of Daxia officials such as Zhou Yunfeng.

But who could have imagined that this guy was actually in the territory of the Persian Empire, using the Persian people as a breeding ground for his research on the horrific blood soldiers.

According to Mai Hodaka, the success rate of successfully developing a blood soldier is very low, perhaps only one in a hundred.

However, Taro Okita had more than 50,000 bloody soldiers in the territory of the Persian Empire. The number of Persian people he had killed over the years was simply incalculable.

He is simply a devil!

What's hateful is Wagner and Hob, the lord of Lacarelle. As Persians and lords of a city in the Persian Empire, they helped Taro Okita to do evil, wantonly arresting Persian people and using them as experimental subjects for Taro Okita.

These guys are simply behaving like beasts!

At the same time, Qin Yun also understood why there were always people who could predict his whereabouts along the way, because it was intentional on the part of Taro Okita.