An eight-year-old kid emptied his scumbag father's warehouse and followed his grandparents into

When Xiaoman and Jing Chunxi flew to a few rows of houses, they saw Ah Qi leading July and September, and two guards standing at the exit. They looked very relaxed, and it was obvious that the people inside had been dealt with.

Ah Qi had a barely perceptible smile on his face, as if everything that had just happened was a piece of cake. He crossed his arms over his chest, tilted his head slightly, like a soldier waiting for orders.

July and September stood beside him, and the two guards stood straight, but there was some surprise on their faces, obviously they had seen the situation at the dock.

This time, before Jing Chunxi could say anything, Xiao Man spoke directly, "All the people have fled, many of them have fled into the woods. Go and guard those horses quickly. You can't be sure they won't steal anything."

Xiaoman's eyes and voice were very anxious, leaving no room for flaws. Her voice was loud, revealing a firmness that said, "If you don't leave, I won't be able to leave."

Ah Qi was slightly stunned, a barely perceptible smile curled up at the corner of his mouth, and he thought to himself: "This kid, he even ordered me around."

However, he did not show any displeasure. Instead, he felt that Xiaoman's approach was quite clever. Without the young lady's instructions, this boy would not have the courage to do such a thing.

Jing Chunxi reacted quickly, worried that Ah Qi might feel uncomfortable after hearing this. He quickly looked at Ah Qi and said, "It's dark out, and I don't want to run back again. Uncle Qi, quickly arrange for the four of them to go up. Chong San is waiting for you at the dock."

As soon as Jing Chunxi finished speaking, Ah Qi nodded, feeling much more relieved. Hearing that it was arranged by the young lady, the little knot in Ah Qi's heart instantly dissipated.

He glanced at the two guards, and they immediately ran upstairs with agility, actually waiting for him to give the order.

Qiyue and Jiuyue were still hesitating, not moving a foot. Ah Qi shouted again, "What are you waiting for? Didn't you see that the boats below have been driven away by Master Tao's men? There's nothing left for you here!"

July and September looked at each other, sighed helplessly, and ran out resigned to their fate.

Ah Qi was too cruel. He wouldn't even let them take a few looks at the dock before leaving.

As Jiu Yue walked, she muttered, "Following the young master is so easy. There's no fighting or bloodshed. It seems like all we have to do is spread the medicine."

As soon as she finished speaking, Qiyue glared at her fiercely and scolded in a low voice: "Keep your voice down!"

Seeing that July didn't answer, September didn't worry and added: "If everyone acts like this, then practicing so much martial arts won't be of much use."

Before she could finish her words, Qiyue knocked her on the head. Qiyue glared at him and scolded him in a low voice, "What are you talking about? The critical moment hasn't arrived yet. Do you think the prince arranged for you to come here just to enjoy the good life? Forget it! You don't learn your lesson."

September touched his head and muttered, "I was just talking..." Then he flew forward and ignored July.

Things will be easier if we get those people out of here.

At Jing Chunxi's urging, Xiao Man obediently walked ahead of her to help open the door and clean up the battlefield, while Jing Chunxi cleaned up behind him.

Sure enough, there were still some who had slipped through the net in the room. Soon, Xiaoman pulled out three more hiding soldiers from different rooms, along with a small steward who had been counting in the warehouse. Xiaoman sprinkled a handful of medicine powder over them, and they instantly became obedient, collapsing to the ground, their eyes filled with fear as they died.

Jing Chunxi walked around the rows of ceramics in the warehouse and easily collected them all. Judging from the area of ​​the space they were piled up in, the amount of ceramics was not as much as that of Boss Liu's four businesses.

But thinking that all this didn't cost him a penny, Jing Chunxi was naturally very happy and couldn't stop smiling, and he was already silently calculating the accounts in his mind.

As expected, just as the information from the third investigation revealed, there were three warehouses at the edge for storing tea, and the boxes of tea were almost piled up to the roof. The number was more than Jing Chunxi had expected.

Jing Chunxi walked into the warehouse, looked at the boxes covered in dust, and thought to himself, "This tea shouldn't have been shipped out for a long time."

No matter whether it is old tea or new tea, once it is shipped overseas, it is a treasure. We will buy it all! Buy it! Buy it!

Looking at the land in the space again, more than half of it is covered with ceramics and tea, and only one-third at most is left.

Jing Chunxi couldn't help but feel a little worried. There should still be quite a bit of ceramics and tea in the city that were exchanged for food. While they wouldn't take up too much space, they would definitely have to be collected. This would leave even less space. She stood in the space, frowning, thinking to herself, "What should I do? If the space is full before we even reach Jian'an County, that would be troublesome."

Before leaving, Tao Jin said he would help her collect tea leaves over there! If there was no room for them, would she have to stay in Jian'an County?

Thinking of this, Jing Chunxi moved the positions of several boats and moved them all into the stream, thus freeing up some space.

As she worked, she consoled herself, "It should still be possible to squeeze in..." Seeing that there were still several empty boats, she breathed a sigh of relief and thought, "There's still enough tea left in the cabin."

Thinking of this, she felt much more relieved.

When everything was finally packed, Jing Chunxi called out to Xiao Man. Xiao Man immediately understood and whistled twice toward the dock. The whistle was clear and loud, echoing across the empty dock.

After a while, Ah Qi, Chong San, Chun Tao and Tang Shuang retreated upwards.