The scout brought back the news that there were indeed some indigenous villages by the sea.

The hurricane brought a lot of harassment to the indigenous people, and houses collapsed in almost every village.

After listening to the scout's return, Cao Shuo said to Deng Zhan: "Come General Guan, I have something to tell him."

Deng Zhan went to find Guan Cheng, while Cao Shu asked the scout specifically about the construction structure of the village and the specific disaster situation.

The savages did not know how to burn blue bricks, nor did they know how to polish bluestone. Their houses were like those in the early Central Plains, and they were all thatched houses made of soil.

This kind of house is warm in winter and cool in summer. If the wind and rain are not heavy, it can indeed serve as a shelter from wind and rain.

However, once the storm is heavy, it is easy to cause collapse.

After a while, Guan Cheng arrived.

He asked Cao Shuo, "Dare you ask what instructions do you have?"

"How long do you think this wind will take to stop?" Cao Shuo asked Guan Cheng.

"It will take at least ten days and half a month." Guan Cheng asked, "What are the plans of the young master?"

"Just just now, the scout brought back the news that there were many savage villages suffering from disasters. We could wait ten days and half a month, but they couldn't wait."

"Young Master wants..." Guan Cheng asked.

"Disaster relief." Cao Shuo said: "Save the people buried in the ruins, distribute them food, help them overcome difficulties, and teach them the skills of the Central Plains in the future and build stronger houses for them."

"When will I go?" Guan Cheng asked again.

"Immediately!" Cao Shu said: "The best time to save people is within three days. After three days, what we dug out from the ruins will only be dead bodies."

That night, Cao Shuo led his soldiers to the disaster-stricken indigenous village.

Many indigenous people left the house and were gathering together in fear.

There are also some natives who have lost their loved ones, crying and shaking and tearing the ruins.

Leading the soldiers to one of the villages, Cao Shu gave the order, the soldiers stepped forward one after another and helped the indigenous people who were stunned and unknown what was going on to scatter the ruins.

Some corpses were taken out of the ruins, and of course they also rescued some living people.

Each village was not very big. In just one night, Cao Shu led his soldiers to three disaster-stricken indigenous villages.

When they arrived at the fourth village, it was already dawn, but the hurricane had not stopped yet.

The soldiers were exhausted, but they were still helping the indigenous people to clear the ruins and rescue the people buried below.

Some soldiers distributed food to the natives who had lost their homes.

The totally confused natives at first looked at the army that seemed to fall from the sky in armor to help them save people. Later, some bold men and women also participated.

He told Deng Zhan and Zhu Ao to take good care of Guo Jia, Guo Xin and Cao Shuo to participate in the disaster relief.

Looking for survivors in the ruins, Guan Cheng ran behind him and shouted to him: "Young Master, there are many people coming over there."

Looking in the direction of Guan Cheng's finger, Cao Shu saw a black and naked native man appearing in his sight with his weapons.

The natives watched from afar and did not immediately move forward.

After a while, someone put down his weapons and ran towards the village quickly.

Seeing this scene, Cao Shuo smiled and said to Guan Cheng: "Tell the soldiers to continue to scatter and save as much as they can."

More and more indigenous people came to the village, and they soon joined the ranks of saving people.

In the end, there were only a dozen natives who were still watching from afar.

Finally, the dozen people also put down their weapons and came to the village to look for survivors with the soldiers.

When Cao Shu led his team out of the fourth village, his team had doubled in size, more of which were ragged natives.

Just as I was heading towards the fifth village, a strange scream suddenly came from the side of the road.

I don’t know how many native people rushed out from the roadside and stopped Cao Shu and his team.

Before Cao Shu could order, the natives following his team stepped forward one after another, blocking the indigenous people rushing out, and protecting Cao Shu and his soldiers.

The other party came out and shouted something.

One of the natives who protected Cao Shu and others also responded in the same language.

When he responded, the other party took the lead and hesitated for a moment and waved his hand.

The natives on the road made way aside. When Cao Shu led the team to pass by, they actually followed the team.

More than ten days later, Cao Shuo, exhausted, was resting on a slope. Deng Zhan came to him and said, "Young Master, it's not good."

"What's wrong?" Cao Shuo opened his eyes and asked.

"Many natives are going to come to the young master's side, and the soldiers may not be able to stop them." Deng Zhan said: "We can't understand what they say..."

Looking not far away, Cao Shu saw the black natives about to break through the wall of people arranged by the soldiers, but the natives obviously took it into consideration. Although they were numerous, they did not break through the obstacles with brute force.

"Let them come here." Cao Shu ordered Deng Zhan.

Deng Zhan hesitated and asked, "I don't know what they want to do. The young master really wants them to come here?"

"If it is not good for me, they will not come here, both men, women, young and old." Cao Shuo said: "And they are many, and with our soldiers, we may not be able to stop them at all."

"I will arrange for the guard to protect the young master first." Deng Zhan said: "I always feel uncomfortable asking them to come over."

"You can do whatever you want." Cao Shuo smiled and said, "Just let them come."

When Deng Zhan left, a team of guards soon came to Cao Shu and protected him with great confidence.

Guan Cheng was leading the soldiers to stop the indigenous people.

There were several times when he almost ordered the soldiers to take action.

Just when he felt that he was about to be unable to withstand, Deng Zhan walked over: "General Guan, the young master has an order to let the natives pass by."

Guan Cheng was surprised: "We don't understand what they are saying at all, if..."

"The young master said that there are too many natives. If they really want to break through, we can't stop them." Deng Zhan said: "What's more, they don't bring weapons, but men, women, young and old, and there should be no malice."

"That's not OK. I can let them go, but I can't be too close to the young master." Guan Cheng said: "It's time to go out at least ten steps."

"General Guan will do whatever he thinks is right." Deng Zhan responded.

Guan Cheng shouted: "Soldiers, retreat and let them get closer to ten steps from the young master."

After receiving the order, Cao's soldiers retreated one after another.

The natives were justified. When Cao's army retreated, they followed step by step.

When the Cao army soldiers stopped again, the indigenous people who were leading the way bent their knees and fell to the ground.
Chapter completed!