Farmer's eldest sister becomes rich

Chapter 134 The door was pried open, a thief broke in?

"He is your relative, right? What happened? Why is he so badly injured?"

"Come on, come on, I'll take you back!"

After Li Wu finished speaking, he began to help the young man get on the ox cart.

An Yue looked at the young man who looked half dead, and Li Wu also took the initiative to help. She thought it was God's will.

I simply stopped worrying about it. After all, as the old saying goes, saving a life is better than building a seven-story pagoda.

Just like that, An Yue came back from town and picked up a young man and took him home.

It was not far from home, and I chatted with Li Wu from time to time, and soon we arrived near home.

After the boy got on the ox cart, he was shaken all the way and woke up after a while.

"Oh..." Li Wu stopped the ox cart and asked, "Yueyue, can you do it alone?" Li Wu jumped off the ox cart, helped the young man down, and said worriedly.

An Yue saw that they were only a few hundred meters away from home and the boy had woken up, so she thought there should be no problem.

So, I smiled and responded: "No problem, thank you uncle."

"That's fine! He's awake now, so you can slowly help him back. I'll go back too."

After Li Wu finished speaking, he drove the ox cart towards the west of the village.

The sun is shining directly overhead, it's noon.

After a fight in the morning, An Yue was walking back and was delayed on the way for a long time. She was already hungry and thirsty.

An Yue thought about helping the boy back home and making some food to fill their stomachs.

An Yue asked angrily: "Then who, you...you injured your hand, not your leg, can you use some strength to walk?"

The boy did not respond.

Due to excessive blood loss, the boy's face was as pale as paper and his whole body was limp and weak.

As you can imagine, he was a tall man, and his limp body looked as heavy as if he was drunk.

An Yue helped him walk a few steps before she was so tired that she was sweating all over. This was more tiring than fighting.

The two men stumbled along the way, and it took them a full quarter of an hour to walk the distance of several hundred meters.

——Help him into the yard.

There was no one in the yard, so he walked straight to the east room.

When An Yue saw the door to the east room being pried open, she felt as if her mind was struck by lightning, and a hundred thousand horses were galloping in her heart.

I couldn't help but ask: "What...what happened?"

An Yue hurriedly helped the boy into the house and sat him on a low stool against the wall.

I saw the eight-immortals table in the hall turned upside down, and the four benches were also tilted in all directions.

She walked into the room again. The floor was full of straw and the siblings' clothes. The whole room was in a mess.

The wooden bed was overturned and the quilt folded on the bed was thrown on the ground.

The cabinet door that was smashed by my grandmother was pried open again just after my grandfather repaired it.

An Yue looked at the mess in the house and was furious. She couldn't help but yelled, "What kind of thief is so rampant? Damn it!!!"

She then walked towards the kitchen.

As soon as I entered the kitchen, I saw that the floor was full of water and the pots and pans were thrown on the ground.

The water tank was pushed over directly. It seemed that more than one person came in. It was impossible for one person to push over such a big water tank.

What puzzled An Yue was that the cracks on the wall had all been pried open.

The house was turned upside down, but the miraculous thing was that nothing of value was stolen.

If a thief broke into the house, the valuable meat, eggs, silver, and rice in the cabinet would probably be taken away.

Besides, a thief wouldn't dare to break into the house so blatantly.

The house was turned upside down and the ground was almost dug deep.

An Yue checked it carefully from inside to outside and was very sure of one thing.

It was definitely not an ordinary thief who broke into the house, but a group of thieves.

The thieves broke into the house, looking for something important.

At this time, An Yue recalled from her memory the things that her father had put away before.

An Yue hurriedly looked at the place and found no signs of having been searched. It seemed that the thief did not find the place.

Looking at the mess in the house and an injured person in the hall, my stomach was growling with hunger.

She didn't care whether the house was messy or not. She just hurried to make some food to fill her stomach and then clean up the mess!

An Yue was afraid that the boy had died, so in order to keep a check on his condition at any time, she helped the boy into the kitchen and gently placed him on the dead leaves under the stove.

The boy was weak and dazed, allowing her to do whatever she wanted.

She stood up and said to the boy, "Don't move. Just stay here quietly. I'll go outside and fetch two buckets of water. I'll be back soon."

The boy nodded gently and closed his eyes again.

An Yue picked up the shoulder pole, carried two buckets of water and walked out of the yard.

——Half a quarter of an hour later.

An Yue carried two and a half buckets of water and returned to the kitchen.

After gently putting down the bucket, he picked up the small basin and prepared to scoop the rice.

When she came to the room, she looked for the rice but couldn't find it. She lay on the ground and found that the rice bag was pressed by the bed frame. An Yue moved the bed frame away and took out the rice bag.

He scooped out half a bowl of rice from the cloth bag and put the bag back into the cabinet.

He carried the rice to the kitchen, cleaned the pot, poured the water he had just brought back into the pot, and then went to light a fire under the stove to prepare to boil water.

She quickly added firewood to the stove and then hurried to wash the rice.

After a while, the rice was washed.

An Yue thought that in order to prevent the boy's wound from getting infected, she took a wooden basin and scooped some boiling water from the pot, then poured the rice into the pot, covered the pot and prepared to cook rice porridge.

An Yue carried the wooden basin and walked towards the stove, preparing to hand over firewood while cleaning the blood stains around the boy's wound.

An Yue soaked the coarse cloth in boiling water and sterilized it at high temperature.

She tried to lift a corner of the coarse cloth. In an instant, the water temperature dropped a little, and the coarse cloth gradually became soft and was slowly wrung until it was half dry.

Then she gently wiped the boy's face and forehead. An Yue then discovered that the boy's forehead was very hot.

She thought to herself that given the current situation, the fever should be reduced immediately.

However, in this era, there are no fast-acting antibiotics, and physical cooling alone is not a solution.

I vaguely remember that in the 21st century, my cousin next door had a fever, and my grandfather asked my uncle to go to the roadside to find several herbs to reduce my cousin's fever. The cooling effect was indeed significant at the time.

But I can’t remember exactly which herbs they were.

However, the situation is urgent now, so we can only try our best to save the situation. Let’s give it a try first!

I can’t think of all the other herbs at the moment, but the ones I remember most clearly are plantain and chicory.

Plantain and thistle were everywhere, so An Yue decided to clean his wound first and then go out to find some fresh plantain and thistle.

She carefully wiped the blood stains around the wound, and the clear hot water in the basin turned into bright red blood water in a short while.

At this time, the boy gradually woke up.

He slowly opened his eyes and looked at An Yue, his eyes full of shock, and he seemed to want to ask something.