"This is such a coincidence. We just came to send money to the master." Hasani was talking to Mahir when suddenly this sentence came from not far away.

"Basaimu? Are you here again?" Hasani raised his head, his expression a little annoyed, but after seeing the appearance of the visitor, he immediately turned angry and said.

"Master Hasani, I'm here again." Basem walked to him and said with a smile.

"What are you doing?" Hasani said, glanced at the six or seven people following Basem, and asked, "They are going to leave the city?"

"Good guess."

"There are a little more people." Hasani glanced at him a few more times and said to him, "And why don't you go out through the East City Gate?"

"They all came from outside the city and were not allowed to go out of the East City Gate."

"Why don't you come to me during the day?"

"During the day, I was worried that the Governor would be strict and they would not be able to go out." Barsem whispered in his ear.

"There are still too many people. You can let three of them go out today, and the others will go out of the city tomorrow."

"Master Hasani, please be more comfortable." Basem said in a low voice: "To be honest, they are all relatives and friends of the workers in my shop, and I also have my own relatives and friends. They were all raising chickens in the village, but I heard that Qin was going to call him and hurriedly pulled the chickens into the city.

But after two or three days, I didn't see Qin's army, so they shouted that they wanted to go back, and of course they sold all the chickens to me. I happened to have a case for business two days ago.

You can make some peace and let them leave here. Don't worry, the benefits will not be missing."

"Okay, let you go out. But the price will be higher. But the excess money will not be in my pocket."

“How much did you say?”

"Two silver coins per person."

"It's too expensive!" Barsem muttered, but without any intention of bargaining, he took out twelve silver coins from his pocket and handed them to Hasani.

"Oh, after saying a few words, I got a lot of money." Hasani received the silver coins and before he could speak, he obeyed the words from beside him.

"Mahir, this money is not all in my pocket. Don't talk about the high-ranking officials above, even you can share some." Hasani responded with a smile.

"How much money do I get? Datou was taken away by Shangguan." Mahir said, and then said to Basem: "Are you the owner of a store in the city?"

"My name is Basaimu, and I opened a butcher shop in the city." Basaimu nodded and said with a bow.

"I don't care how much money you gave Saha, or whether you spent money when you walked from below to the city. Since I saw it, you have to give me a portion of money.

I don’t want more, two silver coins. Anyway, they have given Hasani twelve silver coins just now in order to leave the city, so they don’t care about giving them more."

Basheim immediately started crying poor, unwilling to give more, and asked Hassani for help. Hassani felt that Mahir's approach had broken the unspoken rules, so he also helped to talk about the issue. But Mahier just wanted money, and he was the leader of the ten soldiers who inspected this section. It was impossible for Basheim to go down to the city without his permission, so he had to agree in the end.

Basaimu took out two more silver coins from his pocket and handed them to Mahir very reluctantly. Mahir took them over and stuffed them to his mouth and asked for a mouthful, but then realized that his movements seemed too petty. His face turned red and he hurriedly put the silver coins in his pocket.

After his delay, it was already 9:30. Basem took out a very strong rope and tied it to the battlement, allowing the six people to line up.

"In fact, there is no need for them to leave Mulu City today." Hasani said again: "Although the Governor still does not allow residents who move out of the city to leave the city, and they manage everyone according to wartime standards, if the Qin man still does not appear in another two or three days, the Governor should order the opening of the city gates on the north, west and south during the day, and the residents will no longer be prohibited from leaving the city."

"I think so, they don't need to spend so much money to leave the city today." Mahill, who got two silver coins, was in a good mood and agreed with a smile.

"I've paid all the money and said this." Basaimu laughed and cursed, then said, "Hasani, you know what business I do. The city gates on three sides were closed at that time. The East City Gate checked people in and out very strictly. Some goods were not dared to transport them into the city at all, so they could only hide outside the city and leave a few people to guard them.

Now it is basically certain that Qin will not come again. They are all worried that the goods will be raised to death. After all, the people who are left are all elderly people and their breeding level is not high. So they are in a hurry to leave the city. If you go out a few days later, you may die a lot. It is better to spend a lot of money now."

"Don't you run a butcher shop? Even if you raise livestock and need to be taken care of by someone, you can't transport them all into the city? You just said that you have taken on a big business." Mahir asked curiously.

"Master Mahir, this is not the case. You can't kill all livestock and poultry and eat meat, so you have to leave some small cubs. Moreover, it is easy to prepare feed for livestock and poultry in the village, and it is very expensive to pull it into the city.

And, and…” Basem said a reason and wanted to say the second one; but after saying two words, he suddenly stopped awkwardly, without any further details.

“And what?”

"His butcher shop not only sells chicken, but also pork." Hasani whispered to Mahir.

‘It turns out to be a damn pagan!’ Mahil immediately thought to himself. Although he was corrupt, he hated pagans very much and wanted to kill all the pagans and put their money in his pocket.

‘If I had known that he was a pagan, I would have collected a few more silver coins.’

"Hey, have those six people gone down yet?" Hasani said suddenly. He chatted with Basemum for a few words, guessing that all the six people should have gone down. He reached out to untie the rope, but found that he couldn't pull it at all.

"Maybe it's too slow." Barsem smiled and said, "It's the first time they have climbed down on such a high wall. It's dark and they can't see what's underneath, so the speed is slow. Maybe they will hold the rope tightly and dare not go down."

"The speed is so slow next time, you have to add more money." Hasani felt something was wrong, but he didn't care. He just pretended to be angry and said to Basaimu. Basaimu hurriedly smiled with him again.

"Hey, why did you tie a red scarf around your neck?" Hasani was so happy that he was coaxing him. He was about to speak again when he suddenly noticed something was tied around his neck and asked hurriedly.

"This," Basem is about to speak, but for some reason, he suddenly squatted down with his head in his arms!
Chapter completed!