All the heavens began with Huo Yi

After complaining with his fourth sister about William Wallace's reckless behavior, Sue continued her story.

"Wallace was betrayed on his way to the meeting and was captured in Glasgow. However, it was not Robert Bruce who betrayed him, but John Mantis."

After what happened last time, Bruce had truly reformed and sincerely invited Wallace to form an alliance against the British. Unfortunately, things didn't go as planned.

After learning that his father was involved in the betrayal, Robert Bruce severed all ties with him.

"Ah, it really is a trap. It's a pity that Wallace went to the banquet alone without the help of Fan Kuai and others. It's really foolish." Fourth Sister rolled her eyes as she spoke, feeling sorry for Wallace. Such a righteous man might die soon.

After the fourth sister finished her evaluation and expressed her indignation, Su Er continued to speak.

Wallace was escorted all the way to London. Queen Elizabeth II had a past relationship with Wallace and admired his character, so she brought poisoned wine to the prison, hoping that Wallace would drink it and die more easily.

Because the Queen knew all too well how cruel her father-in-law, Edward, was.

They will surely torture Wallace severely before killing him.

However, Wallace did not choose to commit suicide by poison. Instead, he was subjected to torture before being beheaded.

When Wallace was beheaded, the executioner asked him if he was willing to pledge allegiance to the king. At that moment, the king happened to be waiting in the castle for Wallace to yield, because if Wallace yielded and surrendered, Scotland would lose its backbone.

But Wallace managed to open his mouth and, in the last moments of his life, shouted the words he had said before, which were then slogans and were now his last words.

A single cry of "Freedom!" sent Wallace to his death, leaving Edward with unfulfilled grievances.

It was this cry for freedom that spurred Robert the Bruce to fight England to the bitter end, securing the freedom of the Scottish people.

A monument to Wallace was later erected in Edinburgh, Scotland, to commemorate his bravery and courage.

Wallace's favorite poems are still recited and celebrated today.

Suer paused, then read in a melodious tone, "Tell your child,"

There are many things worth fighting for in your life!

But freedom is undoubtedly the most important thing.

Never live the life of a slave while wearing shackles.

After hearing this, the fourth sister was already in tears, her black eye makeup sticking up on her face.

If it were just a hero's story, why would it make her cry?

It's simply that freedom is too precious; isn't she now a caged bird, a slave in shackles?

She couldn't take a single step out of Pansiling, just like a domesticated animal kept in a pen, not knowing when the New Year would come and she would be slaughtered at will.

"Su'er? Do you think I'll ever be able to leave Pansiling in my lifetime?" Fourth Sister asked in a trembling voice, "Can I go and see those green mountains you mentioned?"

"Yes, definitely," Suer replied with a smile, and casually handed some napkins to her fourth sister.

Since the marshal had already asked him for help, he figured he might as well go all the way and rescue them all, so he took care of Bao Ziyou's sisters!

"Thank you, I...I lost my composure." After wiping away the black tear stains, the fourth sister gave Su'er a curtsy for the first time. "I'll go and calm myself down first. When the time comes, I'll come and take you to see Mother."

After saying that, the fourth sister hurriedly left.

It was past noon when Su'er was picked up not by her fourth sister, but by her second sister.

My second sister arrived in a hurry, it seems that the banquet preparations have kept her quite busy.

"Greetings, Young Master Su. Please forgive my lateness."

"It's alright," Suer said understandingly. "The affairs of the manor are of utmost importance."

“Young master is indeed reasonable. Come with me.” The second sister said, and then told Su’er to follow. “During this flower banquet, the third and fifth sisters will be the busiest. The eldest sister and I also have to arrange things in the manor.”

Your fourth sister was supposed to pick you up, but for some reason, she reached out to remove the talisman and got injured as a result.

I finished my work quickly and came here in a hurry.

After hearing her second sister's words, Suer finally understood why her fourth sister hadn't come to pick her up; it seemed that Wallace's deeds had moved her.

Lu Su'er, who was in the Spider Cave, had already met her fourth sister once, and with her second sister leading the way, the two quickly arrived at Ruoxian Nunnery.

Inside Ruoxian Nunnery, Zizhu'er was sitting quietly at the table in the courtyard.

Sixth Sister was running around the courtyard, frolicking. She was holding a silk thread in her hand, the other end of which was attached to a small kite shaped like a magpie. Because there was no wind inside the cave, she could only keep running to make the kite fly.

"Hey."

The sixth sister bumped into the second sister who was entering the room without noticing. The second sister also stumbled because she wasn't paying attention. After realizing what had happened, she immediately helped the fallen sixth sister up.

"Be careful, and remember to watch where you're going."

"Understood, Second Sister."

The second sister was always gentle with her youngest sister. After giving her a few instructions and telling her to go outside to fly a kite, the second sister took Su'er directly to Zi Zhu'er.

"You're here? Sit down." Zi Zhu'er said, pointing to the seats on either side of her.

"Yes, mother."

The second sister bowed to Zi Zhu'er, then pulled Su'er aside and let Su'er sit in the head seat on the left. After Su'er sat down, she went to sit in the seat to Zi Zhu'er's right.

"Young man, are you from the new city of Hangzhou in the Tang Dynasty?"

Zi Zhu'er asked, noting that she wasn't like her daughters who had never traveled far. Back when she was a celestial fairy and a demon on earth, she had been all over the world.

Pansiling is more than 7,000 li away from the border of the Tang Dynasty. Who could travel 7,000 li alone?

When Tang Sanzang arrived here, he had already gone through nearly sixty tribulations, and had faced life and death several times. Some of these tribulations were even difficult for the Monkey King to handle, and he had to run to heaven to beg and plead with his grandfather and grandmother to overcome them.

Although Zi Zhu'er disliked the monkey, she had to admit that Sun Wukong's abilities were so great that he could rank among the top in the Three Realms.

Back then, it was only because that monkey thought that men shouldn't fight women that he let that fool handle the aftermath; otherwise, none of the seven sisters of the Spider Cave would have survived.

Therefore, Zi Zhu'er strongly suspected that Su Er's identity was fabricated out of thin air. This young man might also be here for the root talent, or he might just be here for money. She planned to use today's conversation to see if she could find any flaws.

If it's the former, then we'll make them into silkworm cocoons; if it's the latter, then it's fine to bring them in as sons-in-law, as long as our third daughter is happy.

However, Zi Zhu'er ruled out the correct answer that Su'er was the chosen one, because she felt that the horsemen of Huaguo Mountain wouldn't be so idle as to study poetry and songs.

"Yes, it is true."

“I went there many years ago, probably... nearly five hundred years ago,” Zi Zhu’er recalled. “Back then, the country was still called the Han Dynasty, and the emperor’s surname was Liu.”

I remember that back then, the area around Yuhang was still called Qiantang County.

"What you say is correct, Madam. The Han Dynasty was indeed named after that. It was not until the previous dynasty was established that the name Hangzhou came into use."

"I remember there was a temple there, what was it called again..." Zi Zhu'er looked like she was too old to remember.

"Lingyin Temple was built by the Indian monk Huili at the foot of Feilai Peak, and it is quite famous."

After that, Zi Zhu'er tentatively asked a few more questions, asking if there had been any hardships along the way and how she had overcome them.

As a result, Su Er answered fluently. Although Zi Zhu'er still had doubts, she temporarily gave up her plan to continue probing.

"Haha, forgive this old woman, I haven't been able to leave this place for over a hundred years, so I've been a bit too talkative." Seeing that Su Er's answer was watertight, Zi Zhu'er made an excuse and laughed it off.

Then Zi Zhu'er asked again, "Young Master Su, what do you think of the daughter in my cave?"