Sure enough, Chu Xintian thought of this, and she listened to the white shopkeeper's answer, "During the sacrifice, the wizard will bring the parents of the chosen children to watch with them. The Liao will stalk the wolves. On the night of the full moon, they will find a pack of wolves and let the parents of the babies put their children in the habitat of the wolves. When the wolves pass by, they will find the baby. If they are adopted by wolves, things won't be much better. However, if this child is not adopted, there is only one ending, and that is to be eaten by wolves!"

Although Chu Xintian had already guessed the result, when she heard the words of the white shopkeeper, the thought that flashed through her mind was that this poor newborn baby was eaten by a wolf, opened her mouth wide, and tore it to pieces. In the end, he was eaten by wolves, and there were no bones left!

Thinking of such a tragic picture, Chu Xintian shivered several times in a row.

"Oh my god, what kind of parents would watch their flesh and bones become a wolf's meal? Who's going to do that?"

Chu Xintian is also a mother herself, so when she thinks that there will be children who will be mutilated and her parents are accomplices, her heart will be extremely uneasy.

"Ah, the concept of Liaorao is different from the concept of Zhongyuan Rao. They are religious. That is, even if they see children being eaten by wolves, they will not think that the children have been eaten, but that they have become guardians of the gods and their parents will feel honored! The parents of children who have not been eaten by wolves and who have been successfully adopted by the wolf family are the biological parents of God and Body, and they are also extremely honorable. When they walk down the street, they are also respected and saluted by the people!"

Hearing the white shopkeeper like this, Chu Xintian suddenly remembered something.

When they first entered the town, the carriage was stopped at the entrance to the town and was stopped by a herd of yalmines.

At this time, Chu Xintian opened the curtains and looked out. She thought it was an accident, but it wasn't.

Not far in front of her, she saw a woman in ordinary clothes, surrounded by many people, and bowed to her.

The way of saluting is very special. They usually cover their left heart with their right hand and kneel with one leg bent.

There are a lot of people lining up to salute, but there are also a lot of people wearing luxurious clothes!

At that time, Chu Xintian thought it was strange, but when he asked Zhao Wu and Di Wei, they didn't know what was going on.

However, it is not surprising that they are now coming to the north. The customs here are very different from those in the Central Plains, so it is not surprising that they encounter new things.

Fortunately, the crowd quickly dispersed.

Chu Xintian and them didn't care and continued to walk forward.

Now, hearing the words of the white shopkeeper, Chu Xintian remembered the scene she had seen before.

Is that the mother of a child adopted by a wolf?

"White shopkeeper, is there anyone else who sacrificed the child to the wolf god?"

After listening to Chu Xintian's question, the white shopkeeper lowered his voice slightly: "Okay, now Wulan Town is no longer the territory of Liaorao. In this dynasty, we also banned witchcraft. So, gradually, there were fewer sacrifices. However, this folklore is not easy to change. At that time, I heard that the Liao people were still doing it secretly! It just won't be as big as it was hundreds of years ago. By the way, I heard that someone did this on the sly ten years ago! Several families sacrificed their children, and the most surprising thing is that these children were adopted by the wolf family. This kind of thing is rare in a hundred years, and everyone in Wulan Town knows it. At that time, things were too big. The government in Jinzhou was shocked. But eventually, it all seemed to be over. It seems that no one has done anything like this since. As far as I can tell, it seems that there is no more. ”