Perhaps this group of knights had checked the almanac before they went out today, and the heavens finally took pity on them. Before something happened, the people in the carriage had already noticed the commotion.
A slender hand opened the window of the carriage, and the captain of the guards, who was following on horseback, approached knowingly. He tilted his head and listened for a moment, then stopped the knights who were about to court death. He whipped his horse over and asked directly, "What's going on?"
This group of people was really obedient. Lord Death-Courting, who was striding into the abyss of death, immediately stopped. He glared fiercely at Sun Lang, and then angrily reported to his captain. The captain heard the gist of the matter. He first looked at Sun Lang with dissatisfaction, then looked at his subordinates with an expression that said, "Are you f * cking crazy?" But since the young mistress had asked, the matter had already come to this, and it was not something that he, as the captain of the guards, could decide. So he looked at Sun Lang again, and then ordered his men, "Keep an eye on him. I'll report to the young mistress and let her decide what to do."
A few knights, who were all riding tall horses, surrounded him with malicious intentions. They only needed to let their mounts take a few more steps to surround this arrogant ranger. At that time, three or four huge horse heads would nudge him, and they would see how this kid would deal with it.
Sun Lang casually glanced at them from the corner of his eyes. Wherever his gaze landed, these well-trained horses immediately neighed uneasily and began to circle in place. No matter how the knights shouted, the psychic horses refused to take another step forward. Before these knights could connect the abnormality of their mounts with this little ranger in front of them, a beautiful figure walked out of the carriage.
Her figure was tall and slender, and she was dressed in tight clothing. Her hair was as black as ink, and her appearance was beautiful. Her eyes were slender and delicate, and she gave off an astute and capable feeling. After this woman walked out of the carriage, she directly stood at the front of the carriage. She placed her hand on the edge of the carriage and looked back. Her sharp gaze swept over Sun Lang's body, and her eyebrows slightly raised. Then she jumped off the carriage and walked over.
Seeing her get down from the carriage, the knights immediately dismounted and stood up. Looking at this valiant woman, besides respect, there was also a trace of infatuation and admiration in their eyes.
The knights surrounding Sun Lang hurriedly pulled their horses away. At the same time, they didn't forget to give Sun Lang a threatening look that said, "Be careful when you speak."
"What enmity do you have with my family?"
The woman walked over and cupped her hands in salute like a man. Her words and actions were natural and unrestrained. "Why are you speaking ill of me?"
"Speak ill of me?"
Sun Lang raised his chin and said with a smile, "This precious horse, fragrant carriage, accompanied by bodyguards, you mustered a large force, your prestige is illustrious. It's not too much to call you a dog tycoon, right?
This guard was angered by the unintentional words of a passerby and even threatened to use force to threaten him. With such a guard, it wouldn't be too much to call him a dog.
We are all humans. You were born to live a life of luxury. You went to the temple to light incense and were surrounded by attendants. But I have to run for my life and walk with my two legs. It wouldn't be too much to call you a dog tycoon, right?
You have countless lackeys working for you. But I was frightened by your lackeys because of a casual remark. Reincarnation is a matter of fate. You have countless benefits, but I have to rely on my own two hands to make a living. The world is so unfair. It wouldn't be too much to call you a dog tycoon, right?
Moreover, this mouth is on my body. I didn't scold you behind your back. I just casually said a few words in front of you. I didn't avoid it and didn't avoid it. What did I do to you? "
The woman was stunned for a moment and then smiled, "Your Excellency, you misunderstood me. I'm just a steward of the mansion. But what you said is quite wrong. My master has been loyal for generations. He guarded the land for the country and dismounted to plead for the people. During the Tianyuan War, there were heroes who went to war and died on the battlefield. He doesn't dare to call himself a dog tycoon, but he has done things like building bridges, paving roads and opening warehouses to provide relief. Your Excellency can't distinguish right from wrong and call him a dog tycoon, right?"
This female steward spoke very skillfully. Not only did she vaguely point out the identity of the master of the house, but she also attacked Sun Lang from a moral point of view. Hearing her words, the knights all showed a proud expression. They looked at Sun Lang with arrogance and mockery in their eyes … 'This kid doesn't know the immensity of heaven and earth.'
"… What a joke."
Sun Lang sneered, "The Tianyuan War lasted for dozens of years. So many heroes died on the battlefield. Is your family the only one who died?
Your family worked hard for the country and was fed by the government. Look at you, did the country mistreat you?
If your family members died for the country and were fed by the government, how could the imperial court not give compensation and rewards to your descendants?
Since the country did not mistreat you, then don't boast about it, and don't think of yourself as so great. In that war, the ones who died were not only the brave and loyal officials of noble families like you, but even more of those nameless soldiers who were led by the brave and heroic soldiers.
Those nameless soldiers who died in the war also shed their last drop of blood for this country. They are forever separated from their loved ones. Fathers lose their sons, wives lose their husbands, and their families can only receive a limited amount of compensation. However, they have lost their loved ones forever, and they have to spend the rest of their lives in sadness and reminiscence … Your family feels wronged just because they were scolded, but where can those dead soldiers go to complain about their grievances? "
"Don't forget, those soldiers died on the battlefield to protect not only their families, but also the country, and …" The paladin raised his head slightly and looked at the knights in front of him coldly, "and, you rich people can continue to be above the ordinary people and have the precious privilege of surrounding a paladin at will. By the way, the heroes who died in your family died for this great purpose after all."
The female steward's expression changed, but the knights were even angrier. As the saying went, if the lord was insulted, the servants would die. Their anger was instantly blazing. Perhaps the paladin's mockery and sneer poked at something deep in their hearts that they had never dared to face.
The knights roared in unison and drew their swords. The bright blades reflected the sunlight, and the murderous aura dissipated. It seemed that they were about to make the paladin who offended their family bleed!
"A bunch of damned bastards. You don't know your surname after taking off your armor."
Sun Lang held the wooden box under his ribs in his hand and reached out to press the buckle. "Today I got a new toy. I don't need to play with you empty-handed, so … you're lucky."
Seeing that the conflict was about to erupt, a large number of footsteps came from the temple. It turned out that the monks had discovered the conflict here and had gone to report it to the abbot. A few old monks led a group of senior monks and hurriedly rushed out.
"Everyone stop!"
At the same time, a soft but firm shout came from the direction of the carriage. The female steward and the knights, who looked angry, turned around as if they had been electrocuted, and then quickly retreated, surrounded the carriage, and stared at Sun Lang. The female steward nimbly jumped on the carriage and held the girl who came out of the carriage, "Miss, let me handle this …"
"What should we do?
Beat this big brother half to death, then pay for some medicine, send some gifts to the Ranger's Guild, and talk about the situation? "
The girl shook her head, "He just said a few words, and you want to beat him or even kill him?
It's too exaggerated and overbearing to be punished because of words.
Besides, he didn't say anything wrong. "
She held the female steward's hand and carefully jumped off the carriage. She took a few steps forward, looked at Sun Lang, and curtsied. The girl's face was covered with a veil, but the autumn water flowing eyes could arouse endless reverie of men. The water pink dress wrapped the beautiful figure like a budding flower, just like a rose.
The girl said in a soft and ethereal voice, "What Your Excellency said, this little girl also deeply agrees with you. It's just that this world is unfair, and even a girl like me can't change it. So I can only devoutly offer incense, chant scriptures every day, pray for all the heroes who died on the battlefield, and donate more clothes, food, and medicine to the poor … Today, my family offended you, please forgive them. They are not bad people, it's just that this little girl has been alone since childhood, and rarely spends time with my family. In their eyes, I'm like a little sister. My little sister has been wronged, so my brothers naturally won't stand by and do nothing. I hope you can understand, I will restrain them more in the future …"
She spoke softly and softly. She didn't use her power to bully others. Instead, she lowered her posture. After the knights heard this, their breathing quickened and their expressions became agitated. They couldn't wait to die here for the young lady. The way they looked at Sun Lang also became more and more unfriendly. You bastard, you have the heart to call such a good young lady a dog?
… A group of idiots, after receiving her brother's card, they are actually so excited?
Sun Lang looked at this beautiful girl who looked weak and pitiful. He seemed to have noticed something and frowned slightly. In addition, the monks in the temple had already come out. Today, he could no longer pretend … Since that was the case, there was no need to stay here. He nodded casually, "If there's nothing else, then I'll take my leave."
"Take care."
The young lady nodded reservedly, and then turned to leave with the help of the female steward. She did not return to the carriage, but went straight to the eminent monks who were walking out of the temple, leaving a beautiful figure behind. She did not say any more words or stay … She got off the carriage to talk with Sun Lang, and the purpose was to resolve the conflict just now. Other than that, they would not have any more interactions in their lives, so there was no need to exchange greetings.
The knights also led their horses and followed her. Before they left, they did not forget to glare at Sun Lang.
The knight who was looking for trouble at the beginning felt that he had lost face. He pointed his horsewhip at Sun Lang, and said in a low voice, "Boy, today is your lucky day. Don't let me see you in the future."
Sun Lang smiled without the slightest care, clasping his hands together. "Well said, well said. Brother, I have the intention of leaving you an address, but this is a little unfair to you. So let's leave this matter to fate. Next time, if we are fated to meet again, Brother Running Dog, if your mouth is full of shit again, then you can only blame your bad luck."
"Lunatic!"
The knight listened to Sun Lang's nonsense and snorted. After all, he was worried about his master's order, so he did not dare to act recklessly. He could only remember Sun Lang's appearance, and thought that he would definitely teach this boy a lesson in the future.
Good, good, this was not fishing to show off. If he came looking for him in the future, he would just be sending himself to the door …