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

"Ouch, I feel a little dizzy."

"The fire isn't burning."

"Hey, you guys grabbed the quilt and pillows really quickly. I must have fainted just now. I don't know how I got out. It's really useless."

One after another, they woke up, mumbling to themselves in a daze. No one could tell where they were. Since they woke up at different times and were not fully conscious, no one answered when they asked questions. Most of them just talked to themselves. I thought they were all tired and asleep, completely unaware of what was going on.

If you faint, you will definitely be rescued by others, and someone will naturally carry your things out. That's what everyone thinks anyway.

The one who was thanked the most was Frost. Everyone else knew they were in the wrong and would not take the credit for themselves. So it must be Frost who spoke the least and exerted the most effort. And those few brats, they must have been the ones who moved the people and things out, and now they were just watching the fun.

Frosting: ...

I really don't know why she was praised, but I guess people wouldn't praise her for no reason. My back also hurts, probably because I'm tired from stealing things and saving people.

"Where are Dad and Mom? Are they okay?" It took a long time for someone to realize that Dad and Mom were missing.

Jing Chunxi hurriedly said, "It's okay, it's okay. I went over to check. They're all over there! Grandpa and grandmother are together, and Lin and Qiaoqiao are over there too."

Jing Chunxi did not erase Lin's contribution. Besides, Lin left his own daughter to die and only wanted to save her and her grandmother first.

She explained to everyone: "My grandmother was rescued by Sister Lin." This made everyone feel more favorable towards Sister Lin.

Seeing that everyone had woken up, Jing Chunxi picked up the half-full water bag and ran to her grandparents. She was really worried that her aunts would ask her questions and she was afraid that she would not be able to handle it.

She was also worried about Qiaoqiao. She saw that Nuomi Tuanzi had only stirred a little after drinking the water, but hadn't woken up. She didn't know if she was too sleepy to fall asleep, or if the drug had taken a strong toll on the child. But the fact that she could still move meant she was fine. It was normal for children to be so deeply asleep that they couldn't wake up immediately.

Now she just wanted to get over there quickly and give Qiaoqiao some water.

Lin was bewildered. Why did this cousin come and snatch her daughter away? Qiaoqiao was clearly sleeping so soundly, so why did she insist on pouring water into her mouth? Was she worried that Qiaoqiao would get sore from the fire and have a throat problem?

The people in the General's Mansion are so nice. Even their married daughter and niece are so sensible and kind. They don't even care about their own family members, but focus on feeding their daughter water first. Water is so precious, but they still give her so much. It's a pity that there is so little I can do to help them.

It was not until Qiaoqiao finally swallowed a few more mouthfuls of water and opened her eyes to look at her and Lin that Jing Chunxi felt relieved and stopped forcing her to drink.

Jing Chunxi had no idea that by doing this in front of Lin, he was gaining a lot of goodwill for himself and his mother.

Jing Chunxi poured the last two sips of water directly into his own mouth. He was really tired from running around, and he felt much better after drinking it.

Then he patted his chest: Fortunately, fortunately, I must be more careful next time. Children are not like those vicious dogs in the Marquis' Mansion. If they are drugged to death, it will be troublesome if our family members faint due to too much medicine and cannot wake up.

When everyone gathered together and counted to see that no one was missing, Old Lady Jing and the old general were completely relieved. Old Lady Jing imitated her granddaughter and patted her chest in gratitude: Fortunately, we were prepared.

Last night, when her granddaughter pulled the old man out and discussed the matter with her son and grandson, she knew that it must be the fairy aunt who came to help again, otherwise the whole family would be in danger tonight.

The fire was still raging over there, and there were noisy shouts and sounds of water splashing. I knew that the officials must have come by now, but I knew that the fire could not be put out. There was no river next to the post station, and there was only a well in the post station. The weather was so dry that the well water was not sufficient, and the north wind was howling. Putting out the fire was just a drop in the bucket, and it was impossible to put out the fire.

After everyone gathered together, Jing Changning arranged: "We still have to travel tomorrow, so you all continue to rest. Dalang, Erlang, Sanlang and I will go over to take a look." Everyone who had been drugged was still limp on the quilt, and only a few people could get through. Knowing that they could not be saved, it was better to let most of them rest.

When Silang heard that his uncle didn't call his name, he felt that he looked down on him. His face was a little ugly, and he hurriedly asked, "What about me?"

Then Dalang pushed him with disdain, yelling at him, "What good will your impetuous behavior do? Just stay here and take care of your grandparents and mother. If they need anything, you're the only one they'll ask."

Looking at the fire that had lit up half the sky, and then at his grandfather, grandmother, and other female relatives who all looked exhausted, Silang didn't dare to argue. However, his face flushed red with anger, and he sat down on the quilt and sulked.

He didn't want to put out the fire at all, he just wanted to watch the fun. Besides, he also wanted to see if those brats Big Head, Two Head, Three Head, and Four Head were roasted to death by the fire.

"I'll go with you." Lin also stood up, but no one was surprised.

She didn't really want to get close to the people over there, let alone save them. But she thought about her two elders. Even if she couldn't help them in such a critical moment, she had to let the tribe see her presence, otherwise her spine would be broken.

This is the injustice of the world to women. What can we do?

"Go! Be careful! A fire this big can't be put out just because you want to," Jing Yongcheng urged. After all, they were all family members, so he couldn't just ignore them. No matter what conflicts they had, he couldn't just watch them die like that and do nothing.

Thinking about that thatched hut with such a small doorway and window, and the room full of hay next to it, and then thinking about the number of people inside, Jing Yongcheng felt a headache. If everyone could obey orders and come out in an orderly manner, there might be a chance of winning. But if they rushed, trampled on each other, and no one gave way...

difficult!

Grandpa Xiaobei, who was sitting next to the old patriarch, had the same idea, so he shook his head at the old general. At this time, he did not take the initiative to volunteer to rescue people.

The General's Mansion can lend a helping hand to his clansmen, but he has no such obligation, mainly because this group of people is not worth saving.

After taking a look at Lin, Xiaobei hesitated for a while. The slight daze in his expression was just noticed by Jing Yongcheng. He pushed him and signaled him to go and save people quickly. He was the last one to follow.