The Humble Family's Daughter Has A Spatial Pocket! novel Chapter 1159

Chapter 1159: 982 Chapters, Camping in the Gobi Desert

Wuhu Village.

Upon hearing from the Hidden Guard that Daozi had been rescued, Xiao Yeyang no longer hesitated, directly ordering all soldiers to storm into the village. freёweɓnovel_com

By daylight, everyone in the village had been subdued.

The chief and deputy leaders, who were responsible, were all tied up and kneeling on the ground, while the other elderly, weak, women, and children were detained in a courtyard.

Xiao Yeyang didn’t feel like dealing with these people for the time being, as he had already found out that the person who had rescued Daozi was Daohua. He breathed a sigh of relief, yet his heart remained apprehensive.

"How is it, did you find Yiyi and Daozi?"

Chu Lang shook his head and briefly explained the situation: "We were fighting with the sand thieves when Miss Yan rode off on a camel with Daozi. I thought the camel wouldn’t run very fast, so I didn’t chase immediately, but by the time we dealt with the sand thieves, Miss Yan and the others had already disappeared."

"Don’t worry too much, the Hidden Guard and Guard Squad are both out searching, we should hear news soon. Besides, Miss Yan has always been astute, she and Daozi will be okay."

Xiao Yeyang was hardly comforted, with his wife and son missing, he felt he had failed as both a husband and a father.

At that moment, Su Hongxin came over: "Everyone in the village has been accounted for, other than those who resisted and were killed, no one is missing, all are here."

Thinking of his wife and son, whose safety was unknown, Xiao Yeyang felt a surge of anger burning inside, his expression icy as he stared at the kneeling chief.

If it weren’t for these people, Yiyi and Daozi would be safe and sound at the Prince Residence.

The chief sensed Xiao Yeyang’s intent to kill and tensed up. His own life didn’t matter much, but his wife, children, and elderly mother could not die. Thinking it over, he decisively spoke up: "Prince of Weiyuan, I think I might know where your wife and son are."

Xiao Yeyang’s eyes narrowed, his look sharp as he regarded the chief.

The chief felt the oppressive aura emanating from Xiao Yeyang and inwardly sighed, realizing that he was facing the Prince of Weiyuan who had driven out the people of Xiliao. Even though young, he was not someone their lowly bandits could afford to provoke.

"They might have run into the Gobi Desert, which is vast and boundless. Once people enter, it’s very easy to lose their way. As long as you release Wuhu Village, I am willing to lead you there to find them."

Xiao Yeyang coldly stared at the chief: "What makes you so confident that you even have the right to negotiate with me? Do you believe I can take your life right now?"

Hearing this, the soldiers beside him immediately drew their swords and placed them against the chief’s neck.

Zhang Xiaohu, hiding in the crowd, seeing this scene, couldn’t care less about fear and rushed forward, blocking in front of the chief: "You can’t kill my father. Daozi promised me that as long as I let him go, you wouldn’t kill the people in the village, you can’t break your promise."

Xiao Yeyang frowned, Chu Lang came over and whispered to him, "It was this kid who took Daozi to the back door. Miss Yan could rescue Daozi because this kid really did help out."

Xiao Yeyang looked at Zhang Xiaohu: "But now, Daozi is gone."

Zhang Xiaohu silently turned and looked towards the chief, "Dad, doesn’t Grandpa Li know the Gobi Desert very well? Please have him lead the soldiers to find Daozi."

The chief was relieved that his son had rushed out fearlessly to save him, but he felt helpless that his son had directly revealed his bargaining chip.

Old Man Li, hearing Zhang Xiaohu’s words, stood up with the help of his walking stick, "I can lead you into the Gobi Desert to look for people, but..."

Xiao Yeyang interrupted him: "There are no ’buts’. Until we find Daozi, you have no right to set terms. There are others who know the Gobi Desert, not just you."

Old Man Li sighed and said no more.

...

Meanwhile, in the Gobi Desert where there were no landmarks and it was difficult to distinguish directions, Daohua was aimlessly riding a camel.

At this moment, she realized that she might be lost.

Looking at the increasingly large sun above and then at her son, uncomfortable in her arms, Daohua stopped wandering aimlessly and rode the camel back to a large rock they had just passed.