Traveling through the 1940s, the whole village was massacred at the beginning

The people outside only took a glance and immediately realized that something was wrong with their condition.

Xiaotian said to his uncle with a worried look on his face: "Uncle, look at them like they are mentally ill."

Jiang Wenming sighed heavily and nodded slowly, saying, "They've encountered something like this, and it's probably unbearable. They've pushed themselves into a desperate situation. In this situation, no medicine can cure it. This is a heart disease!"

Jiang Jiyun also heard Jiang Wenming's words, and she couldn't help but sigh as well. She secretly lamented that her abilities were limited. Faced with such a situation, there was really little she could do to help them.

At this moment, a local resident suddenly interrupted the crowd and said, "Today during the day, I saw a group of nuns passing by with some children. They are similar to female Taoist priests. I wonder if they will take these poor girls in?"

Many people around were unfamiliar with the word "nun", but they all knew what a Taoist priest was.

"Will they really accept so many people?" Yu Huaisheng muttered hesitantly as he looked at the bursts of crying coming from the tent.

Seeing this, the National Army officer interrupted and said, "As long as the money is in place, there should be no problem."

Jiang Wenming listened attentively with his ears perked up. He was no stranger to the group of nuns.

As early as when he was in Shanghai, he once strolled around with Xiaobao in his arms and happened to see them.

He was curious at the time and went up to ask, so now he knows a little bit about it and knows that these nuns believe in Jesus and God.

Jiang Wenming thought to himself that if this was just a small matter that could be solved with money, it would be great.

After all, Xiaoyun mentioned that she still had a lot of banknotes in her space that needed to be used up as soon as possible.

Jiang Jiyun came out of the tent again. Jiang Wenming hurried to meet her, pulled her aside, lowered his voice, and chattered for a long time.

As Jiang Jiyun listened, the images of the nuns he saw in Changsha City emerged in his mind.

After Jiang Wenming finished speaking, Jiang Jiyun asked suspiciously, "Could it be that this orphanage ran away from Changsha City? However, money is not a problem. As long as they are willing to take in and take good care of those girls, we will pay for it."

Jiang Wenming nodded quickly to show his agreement.

Then he turned around and went to find Yu Huaisheng and conveyed his message to him.

After hearing this, Yu Huaisheng thought for a moment and nodded, indicating that he was willing to take people over to check out the situation.

Yu Huaisheng was thinking about the number of people who needed to be sent over, and he felt that there wouldn't be too many people going there.

After all, not everyone has lost their minds, and those who can still cry will definitely be able to find their way home.

Jiang Jiyun and her team of dogs disappeared from everyone's sight.

When she was sure no one was around to notice her, she quickly gathered the dogs into her own space.

In the space, the dogs were running happily. Jiang Jiyun looked at them with a smile, and then prepared enough dog food for them, as well as some cooked braised meat, shrimps and chicken legs, which were the rewards for their battle.

The dogs were so excited about the delicious food that they gobbled it up.

After feeding the dogs, Jiang Jiyun came out of the space, but found that many people in the city were looking for something furtively.

She was curious and decided to ask Oda who was still on guard.

Jiang Jiyun quickly walked over to Xiaotian, looked up at him, and asked curiously, "Brother, what are they doing? Why do they all look like thieves?"

Xiao Tian glanced down at Jiang Jiyun, the corners of his mouth curled up slightly, and he said softly, "They are looking for wild boars, bears, and tigers. No one paid attention to it at first, but then someone suddenly shouted that a hunting dog team appeared here. Now everyone is afraid and wants to see what's going on, so they're all looking for it here."

When Jiang Jiyun heard this, he immediately retracted his head and sat quietly at Xiaotian's feet.

At this moment, someone suddenly shouted: "Hey, little comrade, little comrade..."

Before Jiang Jiyun could bring the kettle to his lips, he was interrupted by the sudden shout.

She turned around in confusion and saw Jin Chen and others walking towards her.

Jiang Jiyun hurriedly seized the moment, drank a few sips of water, then stood up and said to Jin Chen and the others with a smile, "Uncle Jin, Sister Ni, why haven't you left yet?"

Jin Chen and a few others walked up to Jiang Jiyun. After watching the child finish drinking the water, Ni Jin pulled down her mask. She could not see Jiang Jiyun's face at all.

Nickin felt a little helpless, but she still walked forward with a smile and said to Jiang Jiyun gratefully, "Thank you for saving my father and my uncle, and you also saved me. Thank you so much!"

Jiang Jiyun looked at Nikki who was sitting next to him. Although she had some scratches on her body, it was obvious that she had only suffered some minor injuries and should not have been violated.

Jiang Jiyun blinked his big, watery eyes and asked curiously, "The Japanese shouldn't have found your village, right? Then why did you run so far away alone? And you almost lost your whole family's lives."

Nikki's eyes, which originally had a hint of a smile on them, suddenly seemed to have a chord touched, and crystal tears rolled down her cheeks.

Seeing this, Jiang Jiyun's heart tightened. She had never expected that her words would make Nikki so sad.

She hurriedly explained, "Um... I didn't mean to upset you. If you don't want to say it, then don't say it. I was just asking casually out of curiosity."

However, Nikki's tears kept rolling down like beads with broken strings.

Through her intermittent narration, Jiang Jiyun finally understood the whole story.

Ni Jin and Aji from the neighboring village met by chance in a school in the county town.

They were attracted to each other, and gradually, their feelings grew deeper and deeper, eventually developing into a secret love affair.

This relationship lasted for two full years, and they carefully guarded this love so that no one would find out.

However, in the spring of the previous year, Aji suddenly left a breakup letter for Nikki, then secretly left home without saying goodbye and joined the army.

In the letter, Aji explained that there was no mercy on the battlefield and he himself didn't know whether he could come back alive.

He hoped that Nikki could forget him, start a new life and find someone who was truly good to her.

After reading the letter, Nikki felt heartbroken, but she did not give up her love for Aji.

She silently endured the pain of separation and continued to wait for Aji's return.