Both carriages were loaded with dry firewood, and the farmer sat in front of the carriage and turned back and said, although he was blocked by the pile of dry firewood that was taller than him: "I'm going to pull it? There are really people who are not good at marrying a good wife, and men rely on women to support them."

The farmer sat behind the carriage and looked forward, but was blocked by the fucking firewood and could not see anyone. He said, "There is really such a person who relies on the woman's family to support him. He pretends to be pitiful in front of the woman and makes him disabled."

The farmer sat in front of the carriage and said, "Is the soldier disabled?"

The farmer sitting behind the carriage said, "That soldier is a soldier standing guard at the South Gate. He is in good health and has no disability."

The farmer sat in front of the carriage and said, "The woman can't be the soldier's inner fellow, she looks like a village owner."

The farmer sat behind the carriage and said, "Do I feel like her?"

The farmer sat in front of the carriage and grabbed the rope and picked up the whip, saying, "Why did the woman go into the forest alone? Why did the village owner look for her?"

The farmer sat behind the carriage holding the rope and whip in his hand, and said, "If the woman was from the village owner, I think she must have been angry with the village owner and went into the forest alone. The village owner was worried about her safety, so he brought people to her."

The farmer sat in front of the carriage and said, "Why can't you go when you are angry? What should you go into the forest?" He said that, and waved his whip and shook the rope, so that the horse would pull the cart.

The two of them entered the forest at almost noon. They each brought some dry food, but did not see Lord Phantom and the others. The farmer sitting behind the carriage said, "Was that woman not angry with the village owner, went into the forest to find a brief encounter?" The farmer said, waved the horse whip, which made the horse frightened and pulled the cart.

The farmer in front waved his whip and drove the carriage and shouted: "Who knows, the relationship between the woman and the village owner has not yet been determined."

The farmer behind the carriage shook the rope and waved his whip to drive the carriage, and replied loudly: "I think they look like a husband and wife, otherwise what would the village owner ask her for?"

The farmer in front said, "Maybe it is."

"Go." The farmer behind him called out the horse with a shaking rope.

The second farmer pulled Ganchai back to the village. The village owner and the soldiers entered the forest one by one. The forest nearby was sparse, and many trees were cut down by the villagers for various purposes, such as furniture, beams, door tables, firewood, etc. The village owner walked along the horse's hoof prints in front, and the soldiers following behind also followed the horse's hoof prints. The soldier asked loudly: "My village owner, where did you think that woman have gone now?"

The village owner heard it and replied loudly: "Who knows where that woman has gone? She probably has gone quite far. Please chase her."

The horse hoof marks left by Lord Phantom and others did not plunge straight into the forest, but were like a road dug in a steeper mountain.

The village owner led the soldiers to follow the horse's hooves for a while and said, "Why did this horse's hooves go horizontally?"

Lord Phantom brought the soldiers on both sides to the forest to find the source of the monsters and the nest of the monsters. They didn't know where the monsters' nest was, so they could only search like a net and bend into the forest to try their luck.

The soldier also felt strange behind him, and said, "This is walking the horse's legs. How could he go into the forest like this?"

The village owner said, "What are you not looking for?" The village owner thought for a while, "Can you?"

"What are you looking for?" the soldier asked, "What are you looking for by Lord Phantom?" The soldier suddenly remembered and said, "Is it because the monster is coming to the hole that is drilled into the ground?"

The village owner thought the same as the soldiers said, and he asked, "What do you think so quickly?"

The soldier replied: "Thank you for the compliment of the village master."

The village owner just asked him, but did not praise him. The village owner said, "I ask you why you think so quickly, but did not praise you."

The soldier said, "Wuther Lord, aren't you just praising me?"

The village owner thought that he was really praising him, and he said, "I didn't praise you. Tell me, why do you think so quickly?"

The soldier replied: "I don't know why, but I just wanted to come out and say it casually."

"Speak it casually?" said the village owner: "This soldier is thinking about things very quickly."

The village owner rode a horse in front and followed the horse's hooves. The soldiers rode horses behind.

Speaking of monsters, the soldier rode his horse and looked around the forest. He was worried that the monster would come out and harm him. The shadow of the forest tree, the sound of the wind blowing the trees above, and the sound of birds and insects.

The soldier looked around and asked loudly: "Missing Master, do you think that monster will come out to harm the village owner and Xiaodi?"

The village owner was looking for the woman along the horse's hooves. After hearing this, he slowed down the horse and finally stopped the horse.

When the soldier saw this, he also stopped the horse and asked, "Why don't the village master leave?"

The village owner heard the soldiers tell me whether the monster would come out to harm the two of them. At this time, he looked carefully in the forest to see if there were any monsters staring at them?

"Missing Master?" the soldier asked again.

After hearing this, the village owner replied, "Look carefully and see if there are any monsters?"

The soldier looked around and felt that there were no monsters. He said, "My village master, there are no monsters near this forest. Not to mention monsters, even hares and pheasants are rare."

The village owner said: "You should be cautious when you are a person. That monster can appear in the village, let alone in this forest."

The soldier said: "Missing Master, this is just by the forest, don't worry."

The village owner said: "Be careful that you can drive the ten thousand years of ship and get eaten by monsters. It's too late to regret it."

The soldier said: "My village master, you have to feel it by entering the forest. If you don't feel good, you must be staring at you. The little one doesn't feel anything now. That monster shouldn't be there."

"By feeling?" the village owner asked: "Who told you to go into the forest to rely on feelings? Entering into the forest is based on caution, looking at all directions, and hearing monsters and beasts in advance. By feeling, you don't know how to die."

The soldier said, "You must first respect the forest when you enter the forest. In this way, you will feel the danger."

After hearing this, the village owner replied, "It's just a joke. If you respect the forest, you can't rely on your feelings. If you have any danger, you can show up in advance. For example, if you beat a snake, you can only walk with a stick. If you don't take a stick, walk to the snake, do you know if there is a snake?"

The soldier said, "It feels like a snake retreats and it's okay."

The village owner said, "Why do you think it works so well?" The village owner did not fully trust the soldiers' feelings.

The village owner also believed in some feelings. He felt that it was safest to show monsters and beasts in advance, so that he could make a choice in advance, whether to escape immediately or leave carefully, it was impossible to go towards the monsters and beasts.
Chapter completed!