After crossing, I have the space to bring my baby to make a fortune

Chapter 64 People in the Dark Prison

Bai Yao picked up the flashlight from the space and walked inside. As he walked further, Bai Yao felt inexplicably panicked. He was in the darkness, so dark that the light of the flashlight was not as bright as usual.

After walking through this small passage, there was another small door, which Bai Yao pushed open.

Even though she was wearing protective clothing, Bai Yao couldn't ignore the stench. If she hadn't been wearing protective clothing, she would have died.

She seemed to hear human voices, the kind of whining sounds that emitted fear. Bai Yao took a flashlight and looked forward, only to see an extra-long dungeon come into view.

There were still extinguished torches in front of the door, and Bai Yao lit the torches one by one. Only after they were all lit, Bai Yao took a closer look at the dungeon.

The prisoners inside were all villagers and some children. They were all skinny, and everyone in the cell was holding each other tremblingly.

Just when Bai Yao wanted to vomit, the child fell to the ground, twitched, foamed at the mouth, and died.

As soon as the child fell to the ground, the people in the prison swarmed over. Bai Yao looked at the people in the prison who seemed to have been locked up for a long, long time.

Bai Yao could only speak loudly, trying to stop them, but they were already hungry and anxious. They couldn't hear Bai Yao's words, and they were already unconscious.

Bai Yao took out a basket of toffee from the space. These were the ones she planned to give to her younger brothers and sisters. Bai Yao scattered the candies directly into the prison.

It seems that they instinctively feel the food, and those who have lost their minds rush to grab the food.

Did those bandits throw them something to eat when they were starving? Did they raise them like animals? Or even worse than animals...

The group of people were grabbing the candies on the ground without peeling off the paper and stuffing them directly into their mouths!

Bai Yao no longer wanted to look at their expressions. They were all hungry, and their sunken faces could be seen in the dim light of the fire. It was very scary.

Especially those in the last few prisons, they must have been arrested very early, and those in the first few prisons would also join the group to keep warm.

But looking at the skeletons on the ground is also very scary... these can't be called human beings. She is very scared now, thinking of her mother's bracelet and seeing such a scene...

She wanted to give these people some spiritual water to see if they could regain their consciousness.

As Bai Yao was walking out the door, he found that his clothes seemed to be pulled by someone. A child with dirty hair and a skinny skin pulled Bai Yao's trousers.

This was in a prison opposite the prison where she sprinkled candy. The child looked longingly at the prisoner eating candy.

A pair of thin and sunken eyes stared straight at Bai Yao, which was very scary. But Bai Yao's eyes were indeed extremely happy, because she saw a trace of clarity in this child's eyes.

Bai Yao secretly took out a candy from her sleeve, because she saw the people in the little girl's prison looking at Bai Yao eagerly, as if they were going to tear Bai Yao apart and eat her in the next second.

Bai Yao opened the candy and stuffed it directly into the child's mouth. As soon as those people saw that the child had something to eat, they swarmed over.

In desperation, Bai Yao directly took out the smoke gun to stun those people. However, there were too many people and not all of them could be stunned. Some people shrank back to the corner in fear when they saw someone fell.

"Thank you, thank you, sister"

The child said hoarsely, as if he hadn't spoken for a long, long time. Bai Yao was a little surprised. How did he know she was a woman when she was wearing protective clothing?

"I'll get you out!"

Hearing Bai Yao's words, some people who had not completely lost their minds came to the prison door and looked at Bai Yao hopefully.

They were already numb. No one had ever asked them to go out. Bai Yao was the first one. Most of the people they were taken out never came back, and those who did came back were half-dead and died soon after.

There is no food or drink here. I don’t know what year it is. There are only a steady stream of dead people and a steady stream of newly captured people.

"Girl, if you can rescue me, you must rescue us! I have been locked up here for two or three months! There is no food or drink here. I am really going crazy!"

The person in the cell at the front was probably the last one to be arrested. Although he looked very thin, he was not as scary as the ones at the back.

"General Ye Ming and I are ready to attack this bandit den today. You will be saved!"

Bai Yao stood on the high threshold and said loudly. When the sane people heard that it was General Ye Ming, they all knelt down to express their gratitude.

"Please, girl! Thank you General!"

"I'll get you some water"

Bai Yao wanted to give these people some spiritual water to drink so that their spiritual platforms would be clearer, especially those behind who had lost their minds.

After leaving the house, Bai Yao took out a large bucket and filled it with spiritual water. There were not many bowls, but he didn't dare to take out a disposable cup. He could only pick a bunch of leaves from the space and fold them casually to use as a water cup.

Already.

Bai Yao could only carry such a heavy bucket of water into the prison slowly. Bai Yao wanted to divide the group of people who had lost their minds first.

No one in the prison in front dared to complain. They had all experienced despair and life and death. The county magistrate finally had hope, which was equivalent to having hope. How could he complain.

"Can you guys come over and drink some water?"

Bai Yao asked tentatively. These people seemed to have lost the ability to speak, like savages. When Bai Yao talked to them, they were still like walking zombies.

Bai Yao picked up the leaf cup, and the sound of tinkling water attracted them. They all rushed up and looked longingly at the bucket next to Bai Yao.

Bai Yao gave them to them one by one. Fortunately, they did not rob them. This behavior seemed to be domesticated...

They finished drinking the water and did not ask for more, but Bai Yao knew that drinking this water was definitely not enough, and it was definitely not because they were sensible.

Yes, they have been mostly domesticated

Bai Yao waved his hand and realized that the person approaching him was approaching. Bai Yao gave him some water. The others saw him and sat down obediently.

Bai Yao pointed at everyone, and his consciousness told them to come over. They understood, and they all came over obediently. Bai Yao fetched water for them one after another.

Bai Yao had learned these tame gestures from a dog trainer before. She never expected that one day she would use them on people, and they would obey the instructions. Bai Yao just felt sad and wanted to cry.

It was impossible to turn them back into real humans in a short period of time. Bai Yao took a look and found that the people in the three prisons were all semi-domesticated people.

These people totaled nearly a hundred people.

There are three prisons that are like wild people that have not been tamed, and there are two prisons for newcomers, which are larger.

So there are eight cages in total here. When Bai Yao was assigned to the newcomers' cage, he was already panting from exhaustion.

"You must have come down from heaven to save us."

These newly imprisoned people still have their sanity and they are not stupid. How come this bucket of water has been drunk by so many people and it still looks like it is full now?

Bai Yao didn't refute, although this would be risky for exposure, but they definitely couldn't figure anything out.

Indeed, as Bai Yao thought, they would only think that Bai Yao was a god who came down to save them, and would not think of any treasures.

(End of chapter)