Tomb Robbers: Tiandao System

Wu Liang and his party hurried down the mountain. When they returned to Yun Mansion, Yun Ting's face was very ugly and he called his subordinates up.

On the way, Wu Liang told the others what happened, because only Wu Liang and Yunting knew about it, and no one else knew about it.

And when other people found out, they were very angry.

"Seal the gate of the city and conduct routine inspections. No one is allowed to leave the city. If you see a man with a scar on his face, arrest him immediately and wait for me to punish him." Yun Ting sat on the throne above the hall and said coldly with a sullen face. .

"Yes, Commander-in-Chief." A lower-ranking soldier replied respectfully. Although he didn't know why Commander-in-Chief Yun was so angry, he didn't dare to ask any more questions.

Then, he retreated, preparing to issue an order to seal the city gate. This was rare, but something happened to make the commander-in-chief order the city gate to be sealed.

"Brother Yun, isn't it good to block the city gate?" Wu Liang frowned, thought for a while and then said.

"If we don't seal the city gate, what if they run away?" Yun Ting actually didn't want to seal the city gate, because if he did, the people would panic.

"How many exits are there in Leizhou City?" Wu Liang immediately asked.

"Four, one each in the southeast and northwest." Yun Ting replied.

"Four, then we only need to seal two city gates. There are still two city gates for me and Jingtian to watch. Anyway, he and I know the two prisoners." Wu Liang walked in front of Yun Ting, and then said.

"Okay, thank you both for your hard work." Yun Ting nodded, and then said with some gratitude.

"This is what we should do." Wu Liangsui

He immediately replied.

"Come here, please pass the order. Brother Liang and Brother Jing each look at a city gate. Anyone who goes out must obtain their consent." Yun Ting stood up and said to his men.

"Yes, Commander-in-Chief." One of the soldiers replied.

After that, Wu Liang and Jingtian went to a city gate respectively. Wu Liang went to the south gate, Jingtian went to the north gate, and the other two city gates were closed.

Because this was ordered by Yun Ting himself, it meant that Wu Liang and Jingtian were the biggest at the city gate, and whoever they could let out could get out.

Jingtian came to the north gate. A lot of people had gathered here. Some of them really went out for business, but the city gate was closed, so they were very anxious.

And I still don’t know why the Commander-in-Chief ordered the city gate to be blocked. Could it be that something big happened in the city?

"Why don't you let us out? We are really in a hurry." One of the young men frowned and said to a guard.

"That's right. Why did the good-looking Commander-in-Chief block the city gate?" Others in the crowd echoed.

"Don't be anxious, everyone. Since the Commander-in-Chief said to seal the city gate, it must be justified by the Commander-in-Chief, so don't be anxious." The soldier was helpless and could only say forcefully.

At this moment, Jingtian came over, followed by a guard. This guard was beside Yun Ting.

"Hey, hey, hey, stop there, you are not allowed to walk in here." When the guard saw Sedum approaching, he immediately scolded him because he didn't know Sedum.

Sedum puts both hands

In front of his chest, he said with a smile: "This little brother, General Yun asked me to come here. He said that as long as anyone I approve can walk out of that city gate."

"You?" Of course the guard didn't believe it, and then snorted coldly, "Come on, why have I never seen you before?"

"He doesn't believe me." Jingtian was helpless and could only ask for help from the people behind him.

"Huh." The man who followed Jingtian took out a token from his body and said coldly, "The commander-in-chief has an order."

After seeing this token, the guards at the city gate knelt down and prepared to listen to the order.

The soldier in front who had a bad attitude towards Jingtian had cold sweat on his forehead, because he now knew in his heart that Jing's words were definitely not a lie.

"Everyone obeys Lord Jing's orders. Anyone who goes out must be approved by Lord Jing." The man said coldly.

"Yes, Commander-in-Chief," the guards said in unison.

After the man finished speaking, he clasped his hands and faced Jing respectfully: "Master Jing, the young one will leave first."

"Okay." Jingtian nodded. Cocaine blossomed in his heart. He didn't expect that he would be able to be an adult one day. This kind of majesty was so satisfying.

Then, the man who followed Jingtian retreated

"Master Jing, please forgive me, I am too young to see Mount Tai." The guard knelt on the ground and couldn't get up. He was covered in sweat and felt very uneasy.

"Okay, it doesn't matter. Just get up. It's not a big deal." Jingtian walked to the guard and helped him up.

"Master Xie Jing." The guard trembled.

I stood up tall and didn't dare to look at the sedum.

Jingtian didn't pay attention, but sat on the Taigong chair on the side, and immediately gave an order: "Order to go out and let the people pass, but they must all be approved by me."

"Yes, Mr. Jing." The guard replied respectfully, then turned and shouted to the crowd, "Folks, you can pass the city gate, but you must obtain the approval of Mr. Jing."

Now the people breathed a sigh of relief. As long as they could leave the city, it would be fine to let Mr. Jing recognize him. Anyway, they had done nothing wrong.

However, two people were very impatient. They were the two big men on the mountain. They were about to leave the city before, but the order came down at that time.

They said they were going to seal the city gate, which made the two of them anxious to death. They didn't expect it to be so fast. They thought they could get out of the city smoothly.

But now after seeing Jingtian, they became even more worried, because they knew Jingtian, and it was very obvious that Jingtian came here definitely for their sake.

They definitely can't get out now, but if they don't get out, it will be a dead end.