False evidence

Chapter 143 A Child's Story (Part 2)
When Xiao Shen San was recounting this story, Pi Dan, Meng Chao, and I, although we had questions, also knew that many of the vague details and things we couldn't understand involved a lot of 'knowledge' about the Bie Bao group.

That's something that can't be understood in just a few words.

Xiao Shen San himself also specifically explained: "All you need to know is that Yin Ke La believes that, in case of emergency, Shen Yangguan did not hide the treasures he had amassed over half his life at home, but hid them in a place called Houshanwa. The skills of treasure hunters are unimaginable to ordinary people; but if a treasure hunter intends to hide something, it is difficult for ordinary people to find it."

Yin Kela knew his master Shen Yangguan's character well and was convinced that Shen Yangguan had left his wealth to his most beloved grandson.

Although the child is simple-minded, Shen the shepherd must have taught him how to find wealth in his own way.

It's too difficult to get a naive child to explain the method clearly.

Yin Kela understood this very well, so she made a very "wise" decision without hesitation: that is, she, the "mother of the child," would take the child to find the treasure hidden by Shen Yangguan.

Yin Kela comes from the Orchid Sect. Her greatest skills, besides seducing men, are disguising herself.

Within the inner circle, this skill has another explanation, which might be easier to understand in modern terms: playing role-playing games to please men.

Yin Kela was very confident in his ability to disguise himself.

Because everyone in the Orchid Sect is exceptional; they excel in other areas as well.

When Xiao Shensan got to this point, he gave a special explanation.

It's easy to imagine how great a benefit this is for men.

Yin Kela acted decisively, coaxing the silly child into believing that she was his biological mother.

Not wanting to waste time, she decided to take immediate action while Mr. Qian was away on a business trip.

However, while she was focused on disguising herself, she was completely unaware that the silly child who had previously wiped her face with snot was now sitting on the sofa in the main room, legs crossed, head tilted back, staring at the ceiling with an extremely sinister smile...

The original residence of Shen the shepherd was not too far from the back hill valley as the crow flies.

However, the back hill valley is located in a remote area with inconvenient transportation; one must find a vehicle to get there.

During this time, Yin Kela served the man surnamed Qian very well and received a lot of 'pocket money' in return.

She wanted to get things done quickly, so she simply spent money to rent a black car.

On the way, the driver, who was earning extra money, chatted with the two passengers who seemed ordinary but were a bit strange.

It's worth saying.

That big guy driver is no good.

Halfway there, in the middle of nowhere, the driver saw that the child, who clearly had intellectual disabilities, had fallen asleep. He actually stopped the car and used both soft and hard tactics on the child's mother—an ordinary woman in her late forties or early fifties dressed in traditional clothes—and something that should never have happened occurred.

(Xiao Shen said that the driver was very pleased with himself after succeeding, but he didn't expect that the old woman he had bullied was no ordinary person. As a result, on the way back, the driver suddenly lost control of his limbs, and due to the slippery roads caused by the snow, he drove the car directly into the ravine. When he was found, he was still alive, but because of the extreme cold, he had been trapped in the car for too long. Although he survived after treatment, he lost both legs and one arm...)
Things that shouldn't have happened still happened.

The car resumed its journey, and by mid-afternoon, when they were almost at their destination, Yin Kela, disguised as a middle-aged woman, suddenly asked the driver to stop.

She covered the silly boy's head and face with a coat, and then, quite unexpectedly, she took the initiative to do the despicable thing with the driver a second time.

(When Xiao Shensan got to this point, Meng Chao couldn't help but curse, "What a shameless bastard!" Xiao Shensan just smiled slightly and said, "Most people have what's called a sixth sense, but some people feel it strongly, while others only have a faint feeling. At this point, I was already amazed by Xiao Shensan's abilities. But I still didn't understand the meaning of his words...")
The distance from the silly child's home to the hollow behind the mountain isn't actually that far. However, the mountain path is difficult to traverse, and the road is covered in snow year-round…

Excluding the driver and Yin Kela's two illicit encounters, the trip took a full four hours.

When we arrived at the town closest to the back mountain valley, it was already dark, even though it wasn't evening yet, due to the rain and snow.

Yin Kela had originally planned to have the driver take him directly to the back of the mountain valley.

But the driver had exhausted not only his physical strength but also his 'energy' and was simply unable to drive any further.

So the three of them had no choice but to stay at the only hotel in town.

It's both a hotel and a restaurant.

At this time of day, the townspeople usually gather here to drink, chat, and play cards...

Anyway, this is the daily life of the men in the small town (and a few women who are 'well-connected'), day after day, year after year.

The driver, Yin Kela, and the silly kid found a table in the corner and ordered a clay pot stew.

At this point, the driver would occasionally scratch the silly child's head, mischievously making him call him "Dad."

The silly child was so silly the whole way that you felt he wouldn't survive an hour without an adult.

However, when the hotel's first floor was at its busiest.

The silly child's dull eyes suddenly lit up, and he turned to stare at Yin Kela, who was exchanging glances with the driver, and asked:
"Have you ever killed anyone?"

His voice was so loud that all the noise fell silent for a moment, and everyone in the shop turned their attention to this table.

The silly child looked at the stunned Yin Kela and gradually revealed a bright smile: "I heard that a while ago, a brother caught a man and a woman in a grassy hollow in the back mountain! My brother hated them so much that he tied their thumbs with thin rope and sent them to this town! It was freezing cold, and with them tied up like that, their thumbs must have been ruined, right?"

Although Yin Kela didn't understand what was going on, she sensed something was wrong and tried to rush forward to cover the child's mouth.

Suddenly, the silly child jumped onto the table and slammed the boiling casserole over her face.

Yin Ke La was scalded and rolled around on the ground.

The silly boy stood upright on the table and shouted at the stunned residents, "Gentlemen! This woman, she doesn't have a thumb!"

(End of this chapter)