After eating these foods, Lin Shu made food for the groom and herself, of course, this food was limited to baked buns and the like, and sometimes she would also put some vegetables sprinkled with cumin and salt into the hot steamed buns or baked cakes, which tasted even more unique; As for King Liang and Changsheng, she is not the reincarnation of the Holy Mother, so naturally she will not do it for them to eat, and she is very unhappy about bringing herself to the epidemic area; Today, there are only pickles and dried meat left, so I ate it like this!

"Hey~ What are you doing? Hurry back, the Northland is now completely forbidden to enter, and unrelated people should return quickly, so as not to be affected by the plague~. ”

Before the carriage stopped, Lin Shu heard words from afar; Then the carriage stopped.

Lin Shu lifted the curtain of the car and looked out, and what he saw was a few poor men wearing official clothes, masks, and big velvet hats sitting behind a row of tables and talking to Changsheng, who went to talk back.

There was also a pile of firewood in the middle of the official road behind the desk, apparently for warmth.

I don't know what Chang won over, and one of the messengers quickly ran to the post station behind them, probably to report; Changsheng didn't come over, but stayed somewhere to talk to those people while roasting the fire.

But at tea time, Lin Shu, who was sitting in the carriage, felt that the car was moving, and Lin Shu lifted the curtain to look out; I saw that the officials in front of me had moved the row of tables at some point, and the people stood respectfully on both sides of the official road; Obviously, there is a young and handsome young man next to the prince's carriage.

Lin Shu put down the curtain of the carriage and didn't bother to ask the groom which guy was who? Anyway, I know that the epidemic prevention policy in the north is good, and the road closure is to prevent people in the epidemic area from running around; That's good so you don't have to worry about breaking out somewhere else!

The carriage stopped after about a cup of tea, and before Lin Shu could open the curtain, she heard the groom tell her that the post house was coming.

Lin Shu stretched his waist and said 'um', then he brought his six-layer gauze medical mask, wrapped his head and face with a scarf, put on the peasant sister-in-law's cotton jacket that the prince gave her, lifted the curtain and got out of the carriage.

After getting out of the carriage, Lin Shu didn't pay attention to the strange eyes around him, but followed the groom to the guest room in the post station, took his house number, and Lin Shu went upstairs in a hurry.

Walking into the room, a smell of mugwort leaves being burned lingered on the tip of the nose, just eliminate the poison; Lin Shu put her mind at ease and began to clean herself up, and after a while, the hot water was delivered, and she began to bathe; Her body was about to stink, and it was the first time she hadn't bathed so much, but fortunately, it was winter, and she didn't exercise, so she didn't smell too bad.

After cleaning up, Lin Shu ate the food sent by the post house staff as soon as possible; In fact, she was still a little worried about whether these foods would bring the plague, but after thinking about it, since someone came to pick up King Liang. Natural food is also safe to eat; Even if he can't eat it, Wang Ye Duan will not fail to send someone to inform him; After all, she was brought all the way to this place, and it hasn't played a role, has it!

A few minutes after she had finished eating, the groom came and informed her that she was going to continue on her way.

Lin Shu, who walked out of the guest room, noticed this time that a young man was also going to go with them, and in addition to that, there was a group of about twenty soldiers who were also going to go with them; Lin Shu didn't care about any of this, these were things she couldn't get involved in, she just did her next task honestly, and didn't bother to think about these superfluous things.