1549: C1549 Stories on the Stone Door

C1549 Stories on the Stone Door

"Don't shoot!"

Han Jiajun, who was scared silly, suddenly came to his senses when he saw his subordinate pointing the submachine gun at Ye Xinshang and hurriedly stopped him with a stern voice.

When the subordinate was stunned, Han Jiajun shouted again: "That is to save him! Put the gun down! "

Save him?

Ye Xinshang clearly killed Captain Song with a bullet, but why did Assistant Han say he was saving him?

That subordinate was completely confused. Instinctively obeying Han Jiajun's order, he put the gun down.

Han Jiajun was right. Ye Xinshang had shot and killed Soong Chenggaang to save him from the unbearable pain of death.

Thinking about it, Soong Chenggaang usually had a good figure and looked like a good person. Plus, he was very cautious and decisive when doing things, which made him one of Shen Yinbing's most trusted aides.

Just when he was about to open his mouth and scream out, the corner of his mouth was like a rag that had been torn off at his ear … This indescribable terror had completely knocked him down.

If he were to realize that he had been poisoned, that he had been inflicted with a particularly sinister poison, he would not be able to bear it just because he had smashed his fist against the stone door – with such a small movement, he would have been destroyed.

If Ye Xinshang didn't kill him in time to end his pain, no one would know how he would face his tragic death.

Therefore, when Ye Xinshang decisively opened fire to prevent Ye Xinshang from struggling and turning his entire body into a pile of rotten meat, he sincerely thanked Ye Xinshang.

Han Jiajun closed his eyes in pain. Then, he took off his jacket and walked in front of the corpse, then gently covered it with his head.

"Brother, take care. We will definitely avenge you!"

Han Jiajun puffed his cheeks and slowly turned around to look at Honest Monk. With a deep voice, he said, "Master, can you tell what poison it is?"

Before Honest Monk could say anything, Han Jiajun added, "Also, you have just touched the stone door before. If I'm not wrong, your right hand seemed to have been scratched by a thorn, but you are fine!"

When Han Jiajun said that, he signaled the bodyguards at the top of the tunnel with his eyes.

The bodyguards understood, and immediately pointed Weibo at Honest Monk.

Although Honest Monk was a legendary person, Han Jiajun suspected that Soong Chenggaang's death was related to him. At this moment, the bodyguards were all feeling 'sad for the dead fox', so they naturally didn't care whether this monk was a legend or not. As long as Han Jiajun gave the order or noticed something was wrong, they would immediately open fire.

Right now, Honest Monk was in a narrow secret passageway. Even though he was strong, he was still unable to compete with bullets, that was for sure.

"I know who is carved on the stone door. I also know whose resting place in the thousand year old tomb you are looking for, Heavenly Sovereign Immeasurable ."

Honest Monk didn't seem to see the gun. He didn't answer the question and turned around to look at the stone door. Gao Xuan chanted a Buddhist chant and his face was full of complex expressions.

At this moment, voices could be heard coming from the top of the tunnel.

Then, someone shouted, "Xinshang, where are you?"

"Lao Tieh, I'm here!"

Ye Xinshang looked up and saw Tieh Tu on top with a little girl beside him.

The little girl was Su Ying. She helped Tieh Tu get rid of the enemies and told him about Honest Monk saving Ye Xinshang. Then, the two of them rushed over together.

"Don't come down yet. Wait up there."

Ye Xinshang spoke again before Tieh Tu could ask anything.

Tieh Tu glanced at the bodyguards and slowly nodded.

He looked at Honest Monk and said again, "Master, I don't want to hear your story. I just want to know, you touched the stone door first, but you were fine, and then you ran into Soong Chenggaang, and died miserably... What is going on?"

It was not Han Jiajun's fault for doubting Honest Monk. Just as he said, Ye Xinshang was the first to touch the stone door when the big guy came down. However, he merely knocked on the door with the stone and measured the thickness of the stone door.

As for Honest Monk, he wiped the door with his sleeve.

During the process of wiping his hand, the edges of his palm had been scratched by the spikes on the stone door. However, no one cared about these. It was only a small wound.

However, when Soong Chenggaang landed a heavy punch on the stone door, the tragedy happened.

Generally speaking, poisons would cause one's throat to be sealed with blood. When Soong Chenggaang punched, the back of his right hand was hit by a spike and he died within a short period of time. However, Honest Monk, who had also seen blood on the stone door, was safe and sound.

What do you mean?

Did Honest Monk take the opportunity to apply some particularly sinister poison on the stone door while wiping it with his sleeve?

Although there was no need for him to do that, and with his ability and identity, there was no need to kill the people on scene. However, Han Jiajun had no choice but to ask.

"Hehe, Benefactor, you're too impatient. If I don't tell a story, how can you prove my innocence?"

Honest Monk smiled indifferently. Without waiting for Han Jiajun to say anything, he put his palms together and murmured Heavenly Sovereign Immeasurable . Then, he sat down cross-legged on the ground.

Han Jiajun was in no hurry to press him for anything after seeing his calm look. He just stood there and listened to his story.

What else could they do?

Just one stone door had caused Soong Chenggaang to lose his name. If he didn't figure out what happened, then there was no need to break out of the door to save Shen Yinbing.

After sitting cross-legged, Honest Monk began to put on a show, "Everyone present should have heard of the history of the chaotic situation, right?"

In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the nomadic tribes in northern part of the country took advantage of the weakness and emptiness of the Western Jin Dynasty in the Central Plains to establish a barbarian country in the southern part of the country, thus creating a period of confrontation with the orthodox regime of the dynasty.

Wuhu refers to the nomadic tribal alliance of the five Hu people, namely, the Huns, the Xianpu, the Keng, the Qiang and the Lin.

During the chaos, it destroyed the regime and economic structure of the Central Plains. Because the Han people took refuge in the Yellow River Basin and entered the Yangtze River and the Pearl River Basin on a large scale, it was known as the South Passage, which further enhanced the cultural and economic relationship between Bai Yue, San Miao and the Central Plains Han.

After the Huns and Xianpu attacked the Central Plains, the Western Jin royal family and the soldiers were forced to migrate in great numbers to establish the Eastern Jin regime on the southern bank of the Yangtze River. According to the book Jin Shu Wang, edited by Fang Xuanshi in the Tang Dynasty, it was recorded that Luojing was overturned, and the Central State's soldiers and women were protected from the rebellion on the left side of the river.

In other words, seven out of ten Central Plains people had moved to Jiangnan in order to avoid war and chaos. As for those Northern Han people who were unable to migrate, their fates were tragic. Wherever the Hu people went, they were slaughtered. It could really be said that there was only smoke in a thousand miles, and not two out of ten didn't exist.

The remaining northern Chinese refugees decided to fight back. They either built a fortress or formed a united army. They fought a desperate battle with the barbarian army.

However, these underfed, naked Chinese troops were too weak to pose any threat to the barbarians. Therefore, after the initial intimidation disappeared, the Hu people continued to act arrogantly, treating the Han people as pigs and dogs.

Hu's sense of superiority was not born out of thin air, but was based on his military superiority and his demographic superiority.

Once, Savage Lord Shi Hu looked at his son's group and said with a smile, "My family's father is so mighty, as long as the sky does not fall, what is there to worry about? It's fine as long as you carry your children and enjoy life! "

Chaos Hua had quite an important meaning to the history of the Divine Dynasty. It was the greatest pain in the history of the Divine Dynasty, and also the pain that they didn't want to talk about the most.

Other than the highly educated Ye Xinshang, Han Jiajun and the others had only heard of the term 'random things'. As for which Wu Hu was the one responsible, they didn't know, nor did they know about the damage Wu Hu Chaohua had done to the dynasty.

"The chaotic mess in history caused the god race's population to plummet, to the point of almost being wiped out."

After Honest Monk gave a simple explanation of what was called chaos, he looked towards the stone door and continued, "At this moment, a person from the God race appeared. He was the one who stood out and issued the order to kill the world."

"Killing an order?"

Han Jiajun also looked towards the stone door. He looked at the engraver carved on the stone door and whispered, "I also know who he is now. He's Rann Min."

Rann Min was the foster grandson of Emperor Zhao, Shi Hu during the final sixteen years of the Western Jin Dynasty.1

Rann Min has a high position in the god-race. It was he who issued the order to kill: Bully bully and humiliate the Han Family for dozens of years, kill our people, and take away our Ancestral Temple. Whoever offends my people will die, and kill all the hoodlums of the world. It is the duty of all the Chinese people under heaven to slaughter the jackals in the basic family business of the Han Dynasty. Rann Min was not talented and was ordered by the heavens to announce this to the world.

"After that, Rann Min established the Rann Wei regime."

Honest Monk's voice sounded ethereal, "Facing the state's destruction, the death of the family and the destruction of the family, the Hu people of the Central Plains have decided to retaliate. They joined forces with the northern armies of the underworld, the Qiang people, and the other northern tribes to choose soldiers who could still fight, and together they fought against Rann Min.

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