I Am The Demon Emperor Kunpeng

After Huang Rong's kick, she didn't make much effort. She also saw that the thief was just an ordinary person and couldn't bear her strength. She just wanted to scare her and let him know that being a thief was going to be beaten.

Guo Jing suddenly exclaimed: "My horse!"

Everyone looked at the stable, only Kunpeng and their ordinary horses.

Guo Jing didn't even go up the stairs, jumped down, and went straight to the stable. Naturally, he couldn't find his sweaty BMW.

He sat on the ground, staring at the horse-tethering stake in a daze, and muttered to himself: "Who can subdue it, the sweaty horses that three masters and Da Mo can't do with riding masters, how can they be gone?"

Kunpeng looked at Ouyang Ke. Ouyang Ke thought Kunpeng suspected him of stealing the horse, so he shook his head and whispered, "I fell asleep and didn't move his horse."

However, both Huang Rong and Li Xueshuang seemed to doubt the authenticity of what he said, but Kun Peng smiled slightly and did not make a statement. Huang Rong is also a clever person. Seeing that Kunpeng is so calm, I guess he probably knows something.

Guo Jing stood up, jumped from the ground to the second floor, and grabbed the shopkeeper: "You guy, pay for my horse."

His strength should have increased a bit. The store was trembling under the light of the candle, his face was pale, and his expression was dull. The store is not like Lianjiazi. Wherever he can stand the tugging under his anger, he may die of anger at first sight.

People who practice martial arts usually don't do anything to a non-marter. This is martial ethics. Li Xueshuang, Huang Rong and even Ouyang Feng and Ouyang Ke felt that he was too much, and gathered around to persuade him.

Kunpeng just watched indifferently.

Guo Jing seemed to realize that he was exerting a bit too much force, and quickly let go, the store panted, and after a while he was relieved: "The young man, I really don’t know how your horse was lost. However, since it’s lost in this store, The little one is responsible. Right now, we rushed to report to the official, and the culprit that we took down may have a clue."

When the thief heard this, he quickly distinguished: "The little one has never thought of stealing horses since he entered the shop. The little one only dared to steal some silver coins from past merchants, and he would not steal too much. Besides, The little ones can't ride horses either."

At that time, a large area from Zhangjiakou to Zhongdu was under the jurisdiction of the Kingdom of Jin, but most of the people living here were Han. The management style of Jin Guo's officials is relatively rough, especially for many things of the Han people, which is basically a laissez-faire state. Reporting to the official or not, the results are similar, but when you are helpless, you still need the government to come forward.

The store couldn't find the horse, so naturally, regardless of whether the thief had stolen the horse or not, he had to pull him on his back.

Rogue thief: "The shopkeeper, you also know where my house is. You can find it, or you can demolish my house as compensation, or even chop me off, but if you want me to pay for a horse, I will steal it for ten years or two. In ten years, it may not be enough to steal a horse's silver taels."

Guo Jing said: "The shopkeeper, I am a sweaty BMW. You must pay me."

After all, the store has received many people from all walks of life. Upon hearing this, his eyes widened: "What, sweaty horse?"

Guo Jing said: "Yes, when I came, you also said, "How come there is blood on your horse, remember? My three masters said that it is sweat from horses. Do you see any other horse clubs?" Sweat like this?"

The shopkeeper started to scream, and couldn’t help kneeling down: “The son-in-law is an ordinary horse. The shop has gone bankrupt and may still be able to afford it. You say this sweaty horse, the little one has only heard about it in his life, and where he has seen it. The little one naturally knows. It's expensive, how can you make the little one pay you."

"Is it possible that my horse was lost for nothing?" Guo Jing's anger seemed to slowly rise again.

Ouyang Feng said: "Report to the official first. If you can't find it, the store will naturally take responsibility."

Guo Jing refused: "I still have important things, so I can't just delay in his shop every day."

The shopkeeper cried: "Master, you can do it if you are young, but if you are young, you can only pay for the lives of a family."

Ouyang Feng said: "Master, let Kerr stay in the shop, wait to find a horse, and talk about losing money if you can't find it, and you are not afraid of the shop running away."

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