The thieves have all been surrounded, and they will naturally be captured next.
Having already done this once, Li's Ding soldiers are very skilled. They work in groups of three, with one person holding a knife for defense and two people taking action.
The men were all tied behind their backs, and the women were all released.
Li Chengzhi also ordered Li Shi to specially detain the bald heads, that is, the bandit leaders, in separate cells for urgent interrogation.
One is to interrogate most of the bandit troops about their movements, and the other is to distinguish as quickly as possible which ones are thieves and which ones are civilians...
The real rioters were relieved that they were not surrounded and killed on the spot.
There were also some rioters who were mingling among the crowds, thinking that after being kidnapped, they would still not be able to escape death once they were identified, so they started shouting with a guilty conscience.
"Master Jun, I am a citizen..."
The guarded soldier's eyes turned cold and he raised his knife.
Li Chengzhi's military order is: Anyone who is noisy or misbehaving, regardless of identity, will be killed on the spot...
But before he even raised his sword, he heard the sound of a bow and a sharp arrow pierced his chest. The rebel soldier didn't even let out a scream, but saw a mouthful of blood pouring out of his mouth and fell headlong. Li Chengzhi looked up and saw that Li Xian was drawing his bow back triumphantly.
Is it this idiot again?
Li Chengzhi's teeth itched with hatred, and he roared: "Pull it down and give me twenty canes..."
Li Xian was startled: Why?
Just as he was about to open his mouth, a big hand suddenly stretched out from his side and covered his mouth. Li Xian instinctively wanted to resist, but then he heard Li Feng gnash his teeth and curse in his ear: "You bastard, you have to do it."
Forcing Mr. Lang to kill you to sacrifice the flag?"
When he heard the word "Flag Sacrifice", Li Xian was suddenly aroused, remembering the look in Li Chengzhi's eyes when he questioned him on the night of the ambush against Yin Guang...
He immediately lowered his head and let Li Feng pull him to walk with his staff.
Seeing the long bow in his hand, Li Chengzhi thought: "Wait, come here, Li Feng is coming too!"
The bow looked familiar to him. It was five feet long. How could an ordinary person pull it?
At the same time, I was also a little surprised: I usually only wrestle, fight, and ride horses at most. I have never seen Li Zhang and Li Xian shoot arrows. I didn’t expect Li Xian’s archery to be so outstanding?
That arrow definitely hit the heart, otherwise it would be impossible for the rebel soldiers to choke on the blood without even letting out a scream...
The two people didn't know why and walked over.
"Your father's bow?"
Li Xian nodded honestly, glanced left and right, then took courage and asked in a lowered voice: "Didn't Mr. Lang give the order, but if there are misbehaviors, he will kill them on the spot? Why do you want to hit me with the military staff?"<
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Li Feng slapped him in the neck angrily: "Idiot! Even if there are rebels and misbehavior, there are also two wings of cavalry and Chinese army spearmen. What does it have to do with you, the commander's bodyguard?"
Li Xian tilted his head unconvinced: "What if he wants to cheat on me?"
Li Feng was choked and almost couldn't catch his breath, so he slapped him again.
Li Xian didn't hide, he just tilted his head and pushed his helmet forward.
Li Chengzhi laughed out loud.
Who says Li Xian is not smart?
After suffering your own losses, you actually learned something?
And what he said is not unreasonable. As a guard, he naturally has to nip any signs of harm to the coach in his teeth...
But the stick must be struck.
Because Li Xian's words are purely sophistry, the infantry sword has been raised, what kind of strong point are you trying to show off?
He waved his hand: "Go get the cane!"
Li Xian's face suddenly turned bitter. He thought Li Chengzhi called him over to avoid the beating.
Twenty sticks?
I probably won’t be able to ride a horse for three to five days...
The two were about to leave when Guo Ya, who had been staying by Li Chengzhi's side as a transparent person, suddenly came up to him and looked at Li Chengzhi hesitantly: "Lang Jun..."
"What's the matter?"
Li Chengzhi asked subconsciously. When he raised his head, he saw Guo Ya staring at him, then at Li Xian, then at himself, and then at Li Xian...
He instinctively turned his head, and when he realized that Guo Ya was looking at the long bow in Li Xian's hand, he was shocked.
What else could Guo Ya mean?
I want him to strike first...
I was a little surprised when I saw him in the morning. Since there is Zhang Xingyi, why would Guo Cunxin bother to send a confidant to deliver a message to him?
When he realized that Guo Ya's words relayed from Guo Cunxin not only repeatedly reminded him to be careful about the county magistrate Suo Siwen, but also hinted at letting him strike first, he woke up: This Suo Siwen
Siwen, I have decided not to do anything until now.
It seemed like a ruse that could be revealed as soon as the uncle and nephew met and confronted each other. Why did Suo Siwen still use it?
Just because Suo Siwen felt that he could handle this matter well before his uncle and nephew confronted him...
Besides silencing him, what else can he do?
Based on this alone, Suo Siwen will die.
Besides, this is not the only reason why he should die...
When Li Bai broke through the siege and fled to the city, half of the soldiers in the brigade were actually not killed. It was Suo Siwen who wanted to kill both the rebels and Li Bai, so he made an excuse not to open the door, which led to the mutiny of the Song family's villagers and monks, and they were killed on the spot.
Half of them voted for thieves.
The rebel soldiers took a look and saw that there was such a good thing?
Even a pig knows how to take the time to kill it...
Li Baicai had no choice but to fight back with all his strength, even though he broke an arm. Of the three hundred soldiers he led out of the city, only a hundred or so survived, and all of them were injured...
If Li Chengzhi could endure such a great hatred, not to mention the Song family's villagers and monks, even the Li family's retainers would be heartbroken...
He was just a little surprised. Guo Cunxin was an academic official in a state. Shouldn't he be someone who spoke modestly and taught people tirelessly, repaying evil with kindness?
Are you trying to persuade your nephew to kill an official?
Seeing his surprise, Guo Ya bowed down slightly and said in a solemn voice: "The scripture says: If you are not punished, your hatred can be restored for a hundred generations..."
Li Chengzhi actually understood it.
It means that as long as I am reasonable, even if the enemy is the emperor, I must avenge myself, even if it takes a hundred lifetimes...
Li Chengzhi was shocked.
Which scripture says it?
But now is not the time to pursue this issue.
He naturally understood what Guo Ya meant, and subconsciously raised his head and looked at the city wall.
The wall is nearly ten meters high. If you want to successfully lock the target, you cannot get too close to the city wall. Ordinary archers will never be able to kill with one arrow.
Li Xian must be strong enough. The arrow he just shot was accurate, but what if Suo Siwen was wearing armor?
Li Chengzhi shook his head and glared at Guo Ya again, meaning to tell him to stop making noise and have his own opinions.
Revenge must be avenged.
But even if you have the courage to kill an official, you still have to be sure of killing him.
You know, Suo Siwen is the chief official of a county, and there are at least four to five hundred county soldiers there.
There must be a suitable opportunity. Should I let my three hundred soldiers attack by force?
This is not called decisiveness, this is called stupidity...