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Chapter 122 Shi Yi: Can you give it to me? Corporal Bi Xin

Aikun Town.

Shi Yi secretly followed the Imperial Guard to this place, and no one noticed his presence.

The original inhabitants of the town have been gradually relocated.

Although many were unwilling, they were faced with those guards soldiers wearing specially made armor.

Ultimately, no one dared to say "no."

Soon, the Imperial Guard launched a thorough search of the entire town of Aikun.

The Imperial Guard turned Aikun Town upside down.

They scanned every inch of the ground with energy detectors and searched every attic and cellar of every house with thermal imagers.

They even scooped up the ancient well in the town center, which is said to be two hundred years old.

There were no extraterrestrial objects at the bottom of the well, only a few rusty coins and a cloth shoe that had long since rotted from being soaked in water.

Shi Yi, who was hiding in the shadows, also frowned.

Shouldn't.

He witnessed the extraterrestrial object fall into Aikun Town with his own eyes. The commotion was so great that almost the entire planet Biqiu felt the tremor.

The Imperial Guard has turned the town upside down; there's no way they wouldn't find a single hair.

unless--

Unless someone takes it beforehand.

The thought suddenly struck his mind, and Shi Yi's pupils contracted slightly.

He quickly recalled the previous footage:

When the Imperial Guards were relocating the townspeople, one child did indeed react very strangely.

The child remained huddled in the crowd, his eyes darting around, avoiding eye contact with anyone.

Most importantly, he was tightly holding something wrapped in cloth in his arms.

As for why the Royal Guard didn't notice...

Shi Yi finally realized what was happening.

He knew the Guards' inspection procedures all too well:

The detector scans the area once; if no abnormal energy response is detected, the area is allowed to pass.

In other words, that extraterrestrial object may not possess any characteristics that can be detected by a detector, such as heat, energy emission, or radiation; it may simply be an object or something else.

Upon reaching this conclusion, Shi Yi's heart sank slightly.

If that's the case, then that item probably won't be of much help to Qiu Xing.

Even so, Shi Yi still chased after him.

The residents of Aikun Town have been relocated to Milu Town, which is not far away. If we go there now, we can still find the child.

He no longer concealed himself and sped towards Milu Town as soon as he left the town.

Night had fallen, and the twin moons of Bhikkhu were mostly obscured by clouds, resulting in very low visibility in the wilderness, but this posed no obstacle to him.

He covered the forty li (about 20 kilometers) in less than a quarter of an hour.

The temporary resettlement site in Milu Town was set up in an abandoned old school building outside the town.

The guards set up rows of military tents, and the townspeople were resettled in batches. The conditions were not good, but the order was well maintained.

Shi Yi did not use the main entrance.

I went around to the back of the old school building, climbed over a half-collapsed wall, and landed on my toes without making a sound.

Shi Yi searched room by room.

He remembered the child's face very clearly.

He looked about eight or nine years old, with skin that was the grayish-white color common to the Bhikkhu aliens, but his eyes were exceptionally black, as black as two beads just pulled out of the deep sea.

Earlier, during the evacuation in Aikun Town, the child huddled behind an old woman, clutching something tightly wrapped in cloth in his arms, refusing to let go no matter how much the crowd pushed and shoved.

At the time, Shi Yi only glanced at the child out of the corner of his eye and didn't think much of it. Now, looking back, the child's tension was clearly not just due to the fear of evacuation.

The second-to-last classroom at the end of the corridor had its door ajar. Shi Yi peeked through the crack in the door.

Seven or eight makeshift beds were laid out side by side in the classroom; some people were snoring, and some were turning over in bed.

In the corner by the window, the child was sitting on the bed, leaning against the wall, still holding the cloth bag in his arms, not asleep.

Moonlight streamed in through the window, falling on the child's face. His excessively dark eyes held neither fear nor drowsiness.

There was only a kind of vigilance that was not of this age, almost obsessive.

Shi Yi gently pushed open the door and entered the room.

His footsteps were very light, but as he passed the third bed, the child suddenly turned his head and stared straight at him.

He didn't move any closer, but instead crouched down a few steps away from the bed, bringing his line of sight to the child's.

This is the experience of a veteran intelligence officer:

The stupidest thing to do when facing a frightened child is to look down on them.

"That thing in your arms," Shi Yi said, his voice low, "fell from the sky during the day, right?"

It's not a question, it's a statement.

The child's pupils contracted slightly, and he tightened his grip on the cloth bag.

Shi Yi noticed that his knuckles were clenched so tightly they turned white, but there was no sign of light or sound coming from inside the cloth bag.

Just as he expected, this thing did not possess any energy characteristics that could be detected by the detector.

"Can you give it to me? Bhikkhu needs it."

Shi Yi's words made the child hesitate for a moment.

Upon seeing this, Shi Yi immediately took out his identification and handed it to the child.

"This is my identification. I am the commander of the Imperial Guard—you should recognize what this mark represents, right?"

He pointed to the emblem on the certificate.

The child glanced at it; he recognized it.

To be precise, any Bhikkhu alien would recognize it.

The owner of this mark is at least qualified to sit at the table of civilized monks.

The wariness in the child's eyes lessened somewhat.

He remained silent for a few seconds before slowly unfolding the tattered cloth in his arms.

What was revealed from under the cloth was a longbow, crystal clear and dazzling like crystal.

The moment he saw what it was, a hint of disappointment flashed in Shi Yi's eyes.

As expected, it was all just a misjudgment by the elder.

But he suppressed his disappointment, softened his tone, and asked with a smile.

"Where did you find it? Why didn't you hand it over to the Imperial Guard?"

The child was silent for a moment before answering softly.

"I...found it under Lord Kun's statue in the back mountain."

Shi Yi knew the "Master Kun" that the child was talking about.

That was a hero who saved Aikun Town from terrorists 2,500 years ago; he was a very good soldier.

pity--

Before Shi Yi could continue thinking, the child added another sentence.

"The Guards are bad people. Dad... was arrested by them."

Shi Yi roughly understood.

It must be that the child's father committed a crime and was taken away by the Imperial Guard.

In the child's eyes, he didn't understand what his father had done; he only knew that the guards had taken his father away, so the guards were bad people.

Shi Yi remained silent for a while.

This longbow doesn't look particularly special; rather, it resembles a finely crafted work of art.

But in any case, it still needs to be taken back to the elders for review and then handed over to the research institute for analysis.

A gentle smile appeared on his face.

"You did a great job, you're very smart. When you grow up, you'll definitely become an excellent warrior of Biju Star."

Upon hearing this, the child's eyes suddenly lit up with excitement.

"Really?"

Shi Yi smiled and nodded.

"Of course. What's your name?"

Suppressing his excitement, the child answered softly, "My name is Bi Xin!"

Shi Yi straightened his expression and spoke solemnly.

"Corporal Bixin, may you hand over your longbow to me?"