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They waited for the old beggar to come out at the entrance of the alley. When it got dark, Feng Ling went to buy three lanterns.

In this era, they couldn't just take out their flashlights. Even if they wanted to use them, they had to disguise them. But there wasn't enough time for them to disguise their flashlights as torches or something like that.

The old beggar came out quickly with a bun wrapped in cloth in his arms.

The three of them each carried a lantern and prepared to leave the city.

"We have to leave quickly, otherwise we won't be able to get out."

The old beggar knew that he had wasted time, so he didn't dare to delay at all. Although he was old, he didn't walk slowly.

Feng Ling's identity was clear, so the soldiers guarding the city did not make things difficult for them.

It was at this time that the old beggar knew Feng Ling's identity.

Although he didn't understand why the Lin family was walking together with the Feng family, he knew that he shouldn't say too much at this time. It was obvious that these two young men could easily subdue him. It didn't matter if he died, but the child was sick and if no one took care of him, he might not survive more than two days.

The oppression of reality taught him to read people's expressions and know who not to mess with. If you keep your mouth shut, you can live longer.

As they were a little further away from the city gate, the old beggar spoke up, "The people of Nanhulugou Village are afraid of strangers. Don't show off when you're approaching. They hate wealthy people the most. If they knew your identity, it would probably cause trouble."

On the contrary, the old beggar's identity is particularly welcome among them. The whole village is very enthusiastic towards the disadvantaged groups. Every time the old beggar goes there, he will be warmly received, as if he is not a beggar, but a distinguished guest from afar.

The two naturally listened to the advice. The old beggar had no reason to harm them.

After walking a long distance on the mountain road and passing through the messy forest, the corners of the three people's clothes were covered with mud, and the light of the lantern was dim in the forest.

I don’t know how long I walked, but the road ahead finally became wider and I could faintly hear the sound of a stream.

Soon, lights appeared before their eyes. A simple village appeared deep in the forest. A wooden plaque was hung in front of the village. With the help of the lanterns next to it, they could vaguely see the words "Nanhulugou Village" written in traditional Chinese characters on it.

Perhaps due to years of disrepair, the ink on it has become a little mottled, and there is a large crack at one corner of the plaque.

There didn't seem to be many people in Nanhulugou Village, and the village was surprisingly quiet at night.

After the old beggar sent them to Nanhulugou Village, he wanted to leave.

"I've already shown you the way. You won't need me for the rest. The little one is seriously ill. I have to go back."

The old beggar was actually a little worried that they wouldn't let him go, but he was really worried about leaving the child there alone. What if a vicious dog broke in and took the child away? Or what if there were drunken criminals?

Lian Wu and Feng Ling felt that it would be of no use to keep the old beggar by their side, so Feng Ling stuffed another piece of silver into the old beggar's pocket.

"Wait for me in front of the Lin family's pharmacy tomorrow morning. Don't go too early. I won't be there until around noon. The people in the pharmacy won't chase you away, so don't worry."

After Lian Wu made the promise, he and Feng Ling prepared to enter Nanhulugou Village.

The old beggar was very touched by this, but the most urgent thing now was to go back and see the little boy.

The two men quietly entered the village and knocked on the door of the nearest house with a light on.

After a while, two children aged six or seven came to open the door, but when they saw that they were two strangers, they ran back.