Water Margin: My 108 Heroes Come from All Heavens

Lin Daiyu understood immediately.

His figure disappeared from the spot.

next second.

He appeared before the nineteen demons, unleashing his master-level aura, which forced thousands of civilians back several steps.

"When the Dali Temple is handling a case, bystanders should stay away."

Her voice wasn't loud, but it reached everyone's ears clearly.

The people looked at each other in bewilderment.

Someone wanted to step forward.

But when he saw the silver spear in Lin Daiyu's hand, he hesitated.

They had just witnessed Lin Daiyu single-handedly defeat a group of demons.

Despite being extremely unwilling.

But in the end, the people obediently dispersed.

The great battle has ended.

The market was in complete disarray, with all kinds of stalls overturned on the ground and a stench permeating the air.

A group of small animals were lying haphazardly on the ground.

His appearance was extremely miserable.

The fat rat was lying on its back, its four legs twitching from time to time, and black blood was gushing from its mouth.

The weasel's tail was tied into a bow.

Well.

It must have been done by that little girl whose dog died.

That maggot was the worst off; it was stomped on three times and flattened like a coin. If it weren't still wriggling, Liangshan would have thought it had already ascended to heaven.

"My lord! My lord!"

Just then, Zhou Ming arrived, panting, with a dozen or so constables carrying chains and cangues.

After you can see what's on the ground clearly.

He was stunned.

Scratching his head, looking bewildered, he asked, "Didn't they say to arrest the murderer?"

"These are the murderers."

Liangshan's words are concise and to the point.

"Sir, I am not well-educated, please don't lie to me."

Zhou Ming swallowed hard, looking at him suspiciously.

"Stop talking nonsense and take them back to the Dali Temple immediately."

Liang Shan glanced at the people who had dispersed but were still eager to try their luck in the corners, and urged them on.

"Yes."

Zhou Ming dared not delay and beckoned the yamen runners to come forward.

The dozen or so constables looked at each other, then reluctantly squatted down and carefully began to catch the animals.

"Poor little bunny."

"This dog is in a terrible state; its legs have been broken. Please go easy on it."

"These maggots...who was wearing gloves?"

It took almost half an hour to figure it out.

All the demons that had reverted to their original forms were finally put into cages and chained tightly.

The fat rat, the sharp-nosed weasel, the lame wild dog, and the maggot huddled in the corner, untouchable by anyone, were all huddled together, each on the verge of death, glaring at Liangshan with resentful eyes.

"Miss Lin, thank you very much for today."

Liang Shan turned to look at Lin Daiyu and bowed with his hands clasped.

Lin Daiyu sheathed her silver spear, her moon-white cloak fluttering gently in the night breeze, and her face returned to its usual aloof and indifferent expression.

"It was just a small favor."

She paused.

His gaze lingered on Liang Shan for a moment: "You... be careful on your way back."

Done.

Without waiting for Liang Shan's response, she turned and left with Zijuan, her steps light and quick, disappearing into the night in a few leaps.

"Miss, were you just concerned about him?"

Zijuan followed behind and couldn't help but ask.

"Shut up."

Lin Daiyu said coldly.

"But your ears are all red."

"I got too excited during the fight just now."

……

Dali Temple.

The night is dark.

The vermilion gate was tightly shut.

Two lanterns swayed on the lintel.

Liang Shan, along with Zhou Ming and his group, returned in a grand procession.

"Open the door! Open the door!"

Zhou Ming stepped forward and pounded on the door, making a deafening noise.

A series of curses came from inside the door, followed by a head peeking out from the crack in the door—it was the same guard who had been watching the door that morning.

"What are you knocking about in the middle of the night... uh, Liangshan?"

When the guards realized that the newcomers were from Liangshan, their impatience instantly turned into disgust and contempt.

"Snapped!"

Liang Shan slapped him across the face.

The crisp sound of the slap was exceptionally loud in the quiet night, making the guard's ears ring and his head spin.

He covered his face.

Staring at Liang Shan, his eyes filled with disbelief: "You...you dare hit me?!"

"I'm new here this morning, and you, a mere gatekeeper, addressed me by my first name. I won't hold it against you."

Liang Shan clapped his hands and sneered, "Now that I've solved a series of major cases and apprehended a bunch of serious criminals, what should you call me?"

The guard gave him a hard time during the day.

It's the middle of the night, and you're still dawdling around, which just happens to be right in his line of fire.

Anyway...

His reputation in Kaifeng was already ruined, so he didn't care about adding another scandal involving assaulting a security guard.

Behind.

Zhou Ming and the others stepped forward, each striking a fierce pose and glaring angrily at the guards.

"Liang Duancheng".

The guard immediately cowered, his attitude shifting from arrogant to obsequious.

He then looked at the crowd and cautiously inquired, "Where... is the serious criminal you apprehended?"

Liang Shan pointed to the cage behind him.

The guard peeked out.

The cage contained rats, weasels, rabbits, snakes, centipedes...

He opened his mouth, looking like he wanted to say something but hesitated.

"Aren't you going to open the door?!"

Liang Shan angrily rebuked him.

The guard shrank back and quickly opened the gate, watching the Liangshan group file in.

"Seriously, is this guy crazy?"

After everyone disappeared, he covered his swollen face, still unable to understand.

……

Inside Dali Temple.

Liang Shan had just entered the door.

Then they encountered Su Wen coming from the opposite direction.

It's well past the time for the court to close, so Su Wen must have worked overtime today to file several more cases for the people.

What a workaholic!

"Liang Duancheng, where did you go this afternoon? Han Shaoqing has been looking for you for ages."

Upon seeing Liang Shan, Su Wen immediately began to inquire.

Liang Shan was about to answer.

But then he saw Su Wen staring at a group of small animals in the cage, his eyes instantly lighting up. He rubbed his hands together excitedly, "Liang Duancheng, you didn't go hunting wild game, did you?"

"quick!"

"Send it to the kitchen. We'll have an extra meal at the Dali Temple tomorrow; everyone will be in for a treat."

Upon hearing this...

The demons in the cage looked terrified.

"Cough cough."

Liang Shan quickly stopped him: "This isn't wild game, it's a demon, the murderer who committed those crimes."

"demon?"

Su Wen was stunned, looking at the small animals in the cage with suspicion: "Liang Duancheng, you must be joking, these are all wild animals, how could they be demons? Look at this wild rabbit, it must taste delicious..."

talking.

He reached out to grab the rabbit.

But next second.

Unexpected changes occurred suddenly.

The normally docile and harmless rabbit suddenly turned red-eyed.

Its mouth suddenly opened, revealing sharp fangs, and it bit towards Su Wen's hand.

Speaking in human language: "Wild game? Your whole family is wild game!"

"ah--"

Su Wen was terrified and quickly withdrew his hand, but the rabbit's fangs still managed to cut his palm, drawing blood.

"It...it spoke! It actually spoke!"

His face was deathly pale, and he pointed at the rabbit in the cage, his voice trembling.

The rabbit in the cage revealed its true, ferocious nature.

She stared intently at him.

That gaze seemed to want to devour him alive.