Chapter 64: Observe one piece and understand the overall situation!

The lights flickered.

The screams were endless.

Zhao Min and others, who were under restraint, felt their scalps tingling after hearing this.

Even this little princess of the Mongol Empire who claims to be fearless.

Entered the Ming Dynasty’s Heavenly Prison.

Now he has lost his former spirit, looks uneasy and is filled with anxiety.

Of course, how much of this fear is real and how much is just pretense?

I'm afraid only Zhao Min herself knows.

Everyone could hear that the scream came from General Wu.

I don’t know either.

What kind of torture could make a general who had fought in many battles scream in such a horrific way?

……

"Okay."

A faint voice sounded, and General Wu immediately stopped screaming.

His eyeballs moved slightly and looked at Cao Feng who was sitting in the corner.

In the firelight, the face was reflected in bright and dark.

It's hard to see any emotion in it.

Cao Feng put down the wine glass in his hand, shook his head slightly, and said indifferently:
"This little trick won't fool Zhao Min."

He was not a man who was good at torture.

Even though he had spent several months in the prison of the Northern Pacification Division, he was still far inferior to the professionals in this regard.

It's okay to deal with some small characters like bandits and bullies.

Cao Feng believed that he did not have the ability to pry open the mouth of a professional spy.

Originally, he wanted Cao Zhengchun's people to come forward for interrogation.

Unexpectedly, after just three simple questions, General Wu obediently chose to cooperate.

"Where did you get your flower-and-jade technique?"

"What is your relationship with Yihua Palace?"

"What will be the consequences if Pang Ban knows about this?"

After three questions, General Wu promised to explain everything, and only asked Cao Feng not to reveal his identity to the Mongols.

At the same time, a torture trick will also be used.

Cao Feng would naturally not refuse this request which was not even a condition.

General Wu was the one performing on both sides, and he just needed to watch the show from the side.

……

"I don't want to deceive the princess, I just want peace of mind."

General Wu's expression was unusually calm, as if the person who lost his hands and feet was not him.

From this we can see that this is a person who takes life and death lightly.

If it weren’t for Cao Feng’s three questions.

It is estimated that no matter how skilled the interrogator is, it would be difficult to extract any information from him.

"Tell me, what's your situation?"

Cao Feng was not interested in small talk and went straight to the point.

"It's a long story."

General Wu sighed softly and looked at Cao Feng with eyes full of surprise.

He was under Pang Ban's command and had met him several times.

But even Pang Ban could not see that he was capable of transplanting flowers and jade.

I really don’t know what means the person in front of me used to uncover his biggest secret?

"The night is still long, take your time, I have plenty of time."

Cao Feng said this and glanced at General Wu.

If the other party continues to talk nonsense, he doesn't mind doing something excessive.

General Wu felt threatened by the gaze.

He chuckled softly and began to tell a slightly absurd story.

……

It was already early morning the next day when Cao Feng left the prison.

Guangyang Prefecture became lively again.

It was as if nothing had happened.

There were only broken walls and white silk hanging in front of every door.

Announcing the disaster that happened yesterday.

"Is the trial over?"

A voice sounded, Cao Feng did not look, but just nodded slightly. Zhuihun walked slowly to the front, stretched out his right hand, as if he wanted to check Cao Feng's injuries.

But after a slight hesitation, he finally took it back and asked, "How is your injury? When can we fight each other?"

"It's nothing serious. Just take three to five days to recover."

Cao Feng said this and cupped his hands as a way of expressing his gratitude.

If the Soul Chaser hadn't been guarding here, the prison wouldn't have been so quiet that night.

Zhuihun nodded with satisfaction.

He turned and walked out, saying slowly, "I know a few tricks with a knife that might be helpful to you. If you're interested, come find me at the Shili Pavilion outside the city in three days."

Watching Zhuihun go away, Cao Feng frowned slightly.

He could feel the other person's kindness.

Also know his thoughts.

In theory, there was no reason for him to refuse the benefits that were delivered to his doorstep.

Can……

If the target is a soul chaser, he really doesn't want to take advantage of it.

How can a gentleman deceive others with his methods?

As a man, you must have a minimum bottom line.

……

Shaking his head, Cao Feng walked towards the wing courtyard.

You can put the soul-chasing thing aside for now.

The first priority is to organize the information about Yihua Palace and then hand it over to Cao Zhengchun.

Although the story of General Wu is absurd, it also reveals a lot of important information.

First, General Wu said that he had a younger sister who was lost in the war when he was a child.

When they met again, she was already a maid in Yihua Palace.

He is specifically responsible for the daily life of the First Palace Master Yao Yue and the Second Palace Master Lian Xing.

He is deeply trusted by the two sisters and has an extremely high status in Yihua Palace.

This in itself is very wrong.

Not to mention for now, Yihua Palace has a long history and has its own experienced older maids who have been taking care of the Yaoyue sisters since they were young.

Just based on Yao Yue's personality, how could she trust an outsider?
What’s more, he is a Mongol.

But in General Wu's story, his sister was not only trusted by the two palace masters.

You can even get access to the unique skills of Yihua Palace!
Not only the unique skill of "Yihua Jieyu", she had also seen some fragments of "Ming Yu Gong".

The "Transferring Flowers and Jade" that General Wu learned was secretly copied by his sister.

His sister did not have the intention of being xenophobic or betraying Yao Yue.

Steal the unique skills and give them to your elder brother.

I just want to wait until my elder brother becomes more powerful so that I can work for Yihua Palace to repay Yao Yue for his appreciation and life-saving grace.

With the secret support of his sister, General Wu, who was already quite talented, soon emerged in the Mongol Yuan Dynasty.

In just three years, he climbed from an insignificant soldier to a general in charge of thousands of troops.

He was even appreciated by Pang Ban and taken under his wing.

There is hope to join the most elite Mohist Army of the Mongol Yuan Dynasty!

During this period, General Wu's sister kept in touch with him but never asked him to do anything.

Only on two occasions did he deliver two wooden boxes about an inch in size.

General Wu secretly looked at the contents of the wooden box, which turned out to be some strange and difficult-to-understand poems.

General Wu pondered for a long time but still couldn't figure out anything.

Apart from this, Yihua Palace never let him do anything else.

To this day, even General Wu himself is confused.

He didn't know what Yihua Palace wanted him to do by holding his sister hostage.

That’s right, hostage!
General Wu was not an idiot. He didn't believe a word of the bizarre experience his sister told him.

Insist in believing.

Everything was planned by Yihua Palace, who was just taking advantage of his innocent sister.

Cao Feng deeply agreed with this.

Not only that.

From General Wu's story, Cao Feng also vaguely got a glimpse of an extraordinary deal.

If you didn't guess.

The Yihua Palace wanted to use the unique skill of "Yihua Jieyu" to exchange something from Pang Ban.

It's just that due to some reasons, normal transactions cannot be carried out.

This is why General Wu was arranged as a chess piece.

If nothing unexpected happens, there should be other similar chess pieces.

(End of this chapter)