Mu Run used paper bags to collect the three types of tea she carefully selected. She asked Manager Yang to help her prepare a box that was preferably waterproof and sealed.
Finally, Manager Yang brought her a pair of gold-carved rosewood boxes.
Mu Run felt that this was a bit too exaggerated. As the saying goes, an inch of red sandalwood is an inch of gold. Coupled with the exquisite craftsmanship, one can imagine the value of this pair of rosewood boxes.
So Mu Run wanted a more ordinary one, but Manager Yang said - a good horse needs a good saddle, and good tea also needs a good box.
There was nothing to say that convinced her.
Bai Shalu was dressed in a ruffled blue suit. He was standing on the canal pier. He saw a few people from a distance, carrying a lot of big and small bags. He smacked his tongue softly and said, "Awesome!"
Mu Run got on the dock and saw that Bai Shalu looked familiar at first glance. He thought he had seen it in the village. He said politely: "It will be hard for Hall Master Bai to go to Jiangzhou this time."
Bai Shalu greeted, "Madam, you don't have to be polite."
Hongmi followed Mu Run and helped her load things onto the boat. "Sister Run, I'd better go with you."
"No, no, no, you still have to look at the inn. I can go there myself. If not, Hall Master Bai can help." Mu Run declined Hongmi's kindness. She was already taken care of by Cai in the mountains, so she just needed to do something.
They don't need their help to make tea, and there is no need for her to do anything else. This trip is also an opportunity for her to regain her independence.
Manager Yang took Yang Yang with him, and Mrs. Cai followed behind. Everyone had something in their hands, including food and drink.
Bai Shalu took a basket of meat biscuits from Manager Yang and took a quick look. There were fifty or sixty of them, "...Uncle Yang, it's only three hundred miles away. If the wind is favorable, it can be reached in one day at the fastest, and if it's against the wind, it can be reached in two or three days."
, if you prepare these, it will be enough for you to walk three thousand miles."
"If you can't finish it, throw it away and feed it to the fish. After all, you can't starve the lady."
"Yes, please Hall Master Bai, these are Madam's clothes, put them away properly so they don't get dirty or wet." Ms. Cai handed a huge bundle to Bai Shalu.
Bai Shalu was speechless. Does this Mrs. Yazhai have three heads and six arms? She can even wear enough clothes for a year!
Finally, after struggling for half an hour, it was finally ready.
It was originally a spacious double boat for two people, but it was filled to the brim with luggage.
Mu Run's tent was okay, it only had some belongings, and she could still turn over and sleep. As for Bai Shalu, who was already tall and long-legged, and stuffed with a bunch of luggage, he couldn't stretch his legs except squatting.
But I couldn't say anything, so I had to sit on the bow of the boat and chat with the two boatmen.
After Mu Run got on the boat, she started to sleep.
She had been tasting tea leaves last night, and even took Manager Yang, Cai and Hongmi to drink together.
The more they drank, the more excited they became. They talked and laughed all night long. They even helped her pack her things in high spirits and told her over and over again what she should pay attention to when she was out.
Mu Run tasted all the teas, and after choosing the tea that was going to compete with the tea king, he became gorgeously drunk.
When I woke up the next day, my head was hurting, and drinking tea was much more uncomfortable than being drunk.
After boarding the boat, my tea drunkenness, which was feeling better, started to get severe again as the ship rocked. I could only sleep to relieve the pain...
The boat sailed with favorable wind and it took less than half a day to cross a hundred miles. Mu Run had been sleeping and was very quiet.
Bai Shalu didn't expect that this person would be so easy to serve, but when it was time to eat, he knocked on the tent door and said, "Madam, get up and have something to eat."