Portable Space: The Peasant Princess

The soldier replied: "Tian's head was injured and is being bandaged at the Miaoyi Hall."

When Gu Panxia heard that the catcher's surname was Tian, ​​she felt suspicious.

She asked the little soldier in a low voice: "Is Captain Na Tian seriously injured?"

When the little soldier saw that the person asking the question was Gu Panxia, ​​he couldn't help but look at the prefect hesitantly and said, "Uh... Sir, is this girl...?"

The magistrate's face darkened, "The princess is asking you something, why don't you answer it quickly?"

When the little soldier heard that Princess Gu Panxiashi was in sight, he was stunned for a moment, and then kowtowed hurriedly and said: "This little man has eyesight but cannot see Mount Tai. Please forgive me, Princess!"

Gu Panxia whispered: "No need to be polite, let's talk about Captain Tian."

Hearing this, the little soldier hurriedly said: "Back to the princess, Tian Baotou is fine. He just sprained his left foot, but it's nothing serious."

Gu Panxia's eyes narrowed slightly, but her voice was as calm as ever: "How many people did he bring with him?"

"Not many!" The little soldier shook his head. "At that time, everyone was guarding the surroundings to prevent fugitives from escaping. Therefore, Capt. Tian only took ten people with him, including him, a total of eleven people."

Gu Panxia nodded slightly and asked, "Did Mr. Tian tell you what those people look like?"

The little soldier shook his head when he heard this, "I didn't say anything. I just said that all the people he brought were killed. The reason why he came back alive was because he discovered something was wrong in advance and escaped by luck. However, he was accidentally killed on the ground on the way. I tripped over a stone and sprained my left foot."

"I understand!" Gu Panxia nodded and said, "You go down first."

When the little soldier heard this, he subconsciously looked at the magistrate, and when he saw him nodding, he stood up and retreated.

As soon as the little soldier left, the prefect looked at Gu Panxia suspiciously.

"Does the princess suspect that there is something wrong with Captain Tian?"

Gu Panxia said: "Does the magistrate know where this Tianbao leader lives?"

"This..." the magistrate frowned and thought for a long time before replying: "I heard that he lives in a small alley in the east called Liuxiang. I have never been there, so I don't know for sure! Princess, please allow me to give in. Call Master Chen to come over. He has been to Mr. Tian’s house for a drink, so he probably remembers the address.”

Gu Panxia nodded, "Thank you, Lord Magistrate!"

The prefect hurriedly bowed his hands to her, and after saying that he didn't dare, he called someone to invite the master to come over.

Master Chen is a middle-aged man over forty years old. He is thin and tall, with dark skin, but his eyes always have a shrewd light.

He stepped forward and bowed to Gu Panxia first, and then bowed to the prefect.

After he got up, the prefect asked, "I invite you here because I want to ask you a question."

Master Chen said respectfully: "Sir, please speak!"

"But Mr. Tian lives in Liuxiang Hutong on the east side?"

"Sir, that's right!"

After Master Chen replied, he had some doubts in his heart, but he didn't ask.

Gu Panxia winked at Mu Qing. Mu Qing understood and hurriedly stepped forward and said, "What kind of person is this Tian Catcher? Master Chen, can you tell me?"

Although Mr. Chen didn’t know why Captain Tian suddenly received attention, he still replied honestly: “This guy doesn’t have any outstanding advantages, but he just has a sharper mouth than others and has a little bit of skill. The most obvious thing is that Yes, that means this person loves money."

"Something happened over there at Capt. Tian. I want to go to his house and have a look. Master Chen, would you be willing to give me some guidance?"

Master Chen glanced at Mu Qing suspiciously, then looked at the magistrate. He had a vague feeling in his heart that Captain Tian must have done something harmful to the world without telling everyone.