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Chapter 648: Strange Things in the Capital (I)

Jiang Bao, or rather, Wu Yun.

Wu Yun had no work to do during this period. Zhu Di had passed away, and the news was gradually spreading to the whole world. Therefore, as one of the most powerful guarantees for Lingjiu to control the empire, Wu Yun would naturally not go anywhere else.

So he stayed here and started to cause trouble to ordinary people here.

Uh, okay, it can’t be considered a disaster. After all, how could Wu Yun’s matter be considered a disaster? This is called punishing the wicked and eliminating evil, it is called punishing evil and promoting good, it is called... uh.

All in all, although Wu Yun is now very famous throughout the Ming Empire, it is unlikely that Wu Yun is famous...ah no, but Wu Yun's appearance is still unknown to most people.

Besides, Wu Yun also possesses extraordinary disguise skills. He only needs to disguise himself slightly and no one will be able to recognize him.

Wu Yun is quite confident in his disguise skills. It can be said that he feels that if he is second to none in this world, no one can claim to be first.

After the disguise, Wu Yun's height and figure are almost the same as before, as is his physique.

However, compared to his original self, Wu Yun now has a goatee on his chin in addition to the two small mustaches on his upper lip, making him look very elegant and refined.

There is nothing else besides this.

Although it seems to be a very small change, in fact, it directly makes Wu Yun a different person. Even when Doraemon saw Wu Yun after his changed image for the first time, he couldn't recognize him at first.

This may sound exaggerated, but it is actually the case.

Even though Wu Yun just added a small mustache on his chin, it is actually a pretty big change.

You have to know that in Wu Yun's hometown, most people's disguise is just to change clothes, or wear a hat or a pair of glasses. There are very few people who directly put a beard on their chin like Wu Yun.

Ordinary people don’t have the need for this level of disguise, and they can’t even do it. After all, it is a very technical job.

Well, it does seem a little strange, but this is the reality.

All in all, Wu Yun disguised himself very well. In fact, he didn't need to disguise himself so well. However, Wu Yun was a very serious person. If he was going to do something, he would definitely do it better.

After changing his name to 'Jiang Bao', Wu Yun did a lot of things in the past few days -

Most of the time it was like this: he would pretend to be a Taoist priest and swindle people in the city, then commit murder and robbery.

Yes, murder for money not only wants money, but also the other person's life.

This is a very normal thing for Wu Yun. After all, he is a villain and a killer who enjoys killing people.

You obviously can't expect such a born bad guy to suddenly wake up one day and think, "I don't want to do bad things, I want to do good things."

As for the woman next to Wu Yun, um, male, um, female.

To be honest, even Wu Yun couldn't figure out whether this person was a man or a woman, but it didn't matter. This kind of thing was not important.

Wu Yun actually didn't know him, at least he didn't know him before he became the Taoist priest named "Jiang Bao".

However, this person gets along well with me, mainly because he had helped me with a small favor before, which allowed Wu Yun to make a lot of money.

So Wu Yun helped him and killed the man who had been following her and staring at her, and showed him the man's head.

Although Wu Yun didn't know who the dead person was, nor did he know whether he was a good or bad person, Wu Yun never cared about such things.

When they returned to the door of the house, the two had already left the house and were standing outside looking at the alley. Wu Yun did not answer the questions of the people around him, but just stared at the place where the people left for a while.

Then he looked away.

After a while, he turned his gaze to the little Taoist priest beside him. He didn't say anything, just stared at him.

The Taoist felt a little uncomfortable being stared at like that, so he turned his head away.

Seeing that the other party turned his head away and no longer looked at him, Wu Yun withdrew his gaze with satisfaction and looked towards the other end of the alley, while taking a step and walking towards that end.

The capital is an international metropolis in the world today, with a population of over one million. Although this huge city is under the emperor's feet, it is not a place where you can rest easy.

At least, that's the case when it comes to ghosts.

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Wu Yun...Jiang Bao lived in an alley about ten minutes away from where he worked.

It was a long and narrow alley. There were two lamps lit under the eaves of every house. The shapes were different. Some were traditional lanterns - square, or cylindrical.

There are different patterns painted on the lantern cover: usually military generals holding weapons and wearing armor.

The shadow it cast on the wall was very majestic.

The two walked into the alley in silence without saying a word.

At the door of Jiang Bao's house, there were several tall and thin people standing there.

They wore conical hats on their heads with a layer of gauze hanging underneath.

He was wearing a robe of unclear color, and his entire body seemed to be shrouded in fog, blurry and unclear.

They pressed closely against the front door of Jiang Bao's house, with their necks stretched out and their heads close to the crack in the door, as if they were trying to peek into the interior of the house through the crack.

When Jiang Bao and Zhong Qing arrived at the door of their house, those "people" who had been clinging to the door of Jiang Bao's house and twisting their bodies like geckos suddenly raised their heads and looked towards Jiang Bao and the little Taoist priest.

"Kacha——"

The sound of bones cracking rang out in the alley. Their heads were bent from front to back, and the veils under their bamboo hats fell to the ground, revealing their true appearance:
That was indeed a human face, with human eyes, human nose, human ears, and human mouth.

Everything that should be in a person's head is there.

However, when Jiang Bao and the little Taoist priest reached the door of their house, they still maintained the same expression as when they came into the alley, and walked straight to the door.

It was as if the two of them didn't even see the people lying on the door panels of their house.

Jiang Bao walked up to the group of people and stopped, took out the key from his pocket and opened the door of his house.

Then, the two people who had walked in silence all the way entered the house.

The door slammed shut, bringing up a gust of wind that blew away the dust in front of Jiang Bao's house and caused a raging fire in front of his house.

Then, shrill screams were heard in the alley, which lasted for a long time and echoed to the end of the alley.

The shadow of the general cast on the wall trembled and grew a little bigger, appearing more majestic and weird.

(End of this chapter)