As if you were dreaming or waking up, you suddenly heard a very strange sound.

Jun Yu stood up, and the strange sound rang in his ears again. Jun Yu went out immediately without thinking and followed the sound.

At this time, it was already dawn, and Jun Yu felt that the figure that flashed by was actually Tuosan. She was no longer confused and immediately gave a few brief explanations to the two guards at the door, and followed her quietly.

Takusang turned his back and hid in the shadow of a tree. When Jun Yu approached, he did not look back and immediately strode ahead.

Tuosan walked faster and faster. Although Jun Yu was puzzled, he did not ask questions because it was Tuosan and always followed him at the same speed.

The cold wind in the morning was bone-blooded, and there was no road ahead. It was full of uneven Shigangzi. Shigangzi was getting taller and taller, and the two of them had already entered the mountainous area.

Jun Yu looked around and there was almost nothing except the towering and majestic mountain peaks.

When the sun was far to the west, it had already reached a nameless valley. The terrain of the valley was quite flat and covered with sudden rugged rocks.

"Jun Yu, look."

Jun Yu looked in the direction he pointed, and it was a huge brown stone. The huge stone was uneven, but there was no sign of any difference between it and the many big stones around it.

Tuosang suddenly walked over, Jun Yu followed him, but saw a crack of more than one foot wide beside the huge stone. Tuosang practiced Tantric Buddhism, and Yujia's bone shrinking skills had already perfected. Tuosang flashed and had already crawled in.

The crevices of the rock were not very narrow. Jun Yu was already thin and squeezed in with one side.

The sun's light came from a very special angle, and Jun Yu almost exclaimed.

There is a dazzling golden light in the cave, and outside the cave is a huge deep pit.

In the deep pit, the concave and rugged golden stones were full of gems, jade, pearls, agate... and those golden pieces of stone were completely piled up gold. More gold was poured into tree columns, like casting, and it was impossible to pull it out at all.

After watching the test, I can't tell how deep the pit or how much gold there is.

Jun Yu naturally knew that in this vast and mysterious land, the church members had a huge amount of property. However, many monks had been practicing hard all their lives, without any material pleasure, and would not be very interested in what these ladies were seeking. Although all kinds of external forces were curious about this vast land and magical treasure, for thousands of years, except for a very small number of people in the church, others had long known about the magical treasure and did not care about it.

Tuosan looked at the pit of gold and gems, and the gaze was no different from the stones and sand beside him: "If these things are useful to the Northwest Army, you can take some away."

Jun Yu shook his head in horror: "Tuosang, you will be punished in this way."

Although these things, in the eyes of monks, have been lying there silently for thousands of years and no one cares about them, they are objects of the holy palace after all, and no outsider is allowed to covet this secret.

"Since they are useless here, why can't they give them to those who are truly useful? Now that the Northwest Army is rampant, saving lives is better than building a seven-level pagoda. I think the Buddha will not blame me."

Before Jun Yu could speak, Tuosang suddenly took out a big bag, picked up some gold nuggets and gems and threw them inside. Seeing this, Jun Yu was stunned for a moment and immediately took action.

Since the imperial court prohibited gold and silver from flowing out, iron coins were always traded at the border, and a small amount of copper coins were very inconvenient to transport. The ethnic minorities were also very dissatisfied with it, especially in bulk transactions such as buying horses, because heavy iron coins often refused to trade. Therefore, in the northwest region, when gold was used, silver was purchased and popular with equivalent iron coins and copper coins.

The Tuosang is not in the foreign affairs and does not know what can be traded more conveniently and quickly, but Jun Yu knows it. Although all the many gems are rare, it is difficult to sell and raise money in this bitter and cold place in the northwest for a while. Jun Yu only picked up a small amount of gems and chose more heavy pieces of gold that could pass through the narrow crack of the stone.

Seeing this, Takusan also followed suit and chose those heavy gold nuggets.

As he thought that these gold coins had just arrived, Jun Yu stood up and said, "Let's go."

Takusan nodded.

The moon has risen.

The two of them staggered in the gravel-covered valley like hard-working pack cows.

Tuosan was carrying the big bag, while Jun Yu was carrying the bag temporarily knotted from Tuosan's wide outer robe. It was slightly easier to carry than Tuosan's big bag.

It was filled with heavy gold nuggets and small parts of gems.

Jun Yu accidentally stepped on a stone, and his steps twitched and almost fell to the ground.

Tuosan quickly stopped the trail: "Jun Yu, how are you?"

Jun Yu sat on the ground, the endless moonlight shining on the dark sand. She saw Tuosang's face covered with sweat.

At this time, Tuosang was not the new sacred and solemn appearance of the robes, nor was it the zither of playing the piano in the middle of Shu, and the phoenix road picking flowers. He was thin, but his head was covered with sweat, carrying a heavy bag, bent over, and was as straight as a laborer who was labourer.

Tuosan practiced in the deep palace since he was a child. With his identity at that time and place, he was afraid that he had never used any gold, silver and money in his life. Now, he carries such a big bag of gold and is desperately rushing to the road in the dark night.

Jun Yu looked at him sweating profusely and looked worried, and couldn't help laughing: "TaoSang, you look like a fugitive from the end of the world. Hahaha."

It was the first time Tuosan saw Jun Yu laughing like this, but he saw that the young man with a handsome and graceful charm was so silly and sweating profusely. He couldn't help but laugh for the first time in his life.

He simply put down the bag and sat down next to Jun Yu.

Under the quiet moonlight, both of them were exhausted and panting.

Jun Yu suddenly said, "I always thought that 'Bokedo' would never laugh so much. I actually saw it once, haha, I don't know if it was a blessing or a misfortune."

Tuosan learned her tone: "It is the first time I have seen 'Fei Shuai Fengcheng' as dirty as it is. Am I lucky or unfortunate?"

The two looked at each other's embarrassing appearance and laughed again.

In the glimmer of dawn, the camp of the Yushu Town garrison was already in sight.

Tuosan put down the bag, Jun Yu nodded and chuckled softly, "Tuosan, goodbye."

Tuosan looked at her deeply, and smiled and turned around and left. He walked a few steps, turned around and looked at her again. Then, he accelerated his pace and his figure quickly disappeared into the mist in the morning.

Jemmuter's tent is brightly lit.

"The report, Dafengkou and the plague in Yushu Town are under control."

"The report shows that the big wind has only more than 2,000 soldiers. According to reliable information, the food and grass are not enough to last for three days."

"According to reliable news, 50,000 troops stationed in Yushu Town, the food and grass are less than three days old. Now the people in the army are panic..."

"Reported, we arrested an officer from the Northwest Army and learned that the food and grass paid collected by government offices in the northwest has passed Wuwei City and is rushing to Xining Prefecture. It is reported that this batch of food pay was sent by Lin Baoshan and others to threaten officials from various places forcibly collecting taxes. Although it is not as good as the military pay sent by the court, the amount is estimated to be quite considerable. At present, Xining Prefecture has mobilized 30,000 troops to rush to pick up the response..."

This is the third military return. The Xining army was desperate and secretly held officials from various states for food and grass. Zhen Muthel pondered that Lin Baoshan was full of bandits. Jun Yu was desperate and was indulging him to force the government offices. Although it was a big deal, once the Northwest Army got the food and grass, it would be a big problem.

What surprised him even more was that "Flying Coach of Fengcheng" actually mobilized 30,000 troops, including the elite Xining Mansion, to protect the grain, which shows that it was already a battle of the enemy.

A general stood up: "Khan, the epidemic situation in the Northwest Army has been basically controlled. This batch of food and grass is their last life-saving straw. We must get this batch of military pay."
Chapter completed!