Chapter 220: Sima Yi's performance

Fortunately, Sima Yi's performance was very natural and in place, fully expressing the image of a revolutionary who would rather die than give in, be high-spirited, and not say anything about death.

The deputy general saw that the scene of his interrogation was completely different from the scene of Wang Gonggong's interrogation, the difference was that when he interrogated Wang Gonggong, he only put some torture instruments at the scene, and did not use these things at all, and Wang Gonggong had already said everything that should be said and what should not be said. At that time, the scene was very calm, very peaceful, and it can even be said to be peaceful, which fully expressed the spirit of the Shu army in treating prisoners favorably and interrogating them in a civilized manner.

However, the scene of this interrogation of Sima Yi was completely different, the fire in the field was blazing, blood was spurted, bloody, barbaric, and inhumane were the impressions of the adjutant general on this interrogation. The blazing fire was used to burn the red soldering iron, and the red-hot soldering iron was used to burn Sima Yi's body, and the deputy general even smelled the burnt smell of the skin and flesh being burned.

Of course, this qiē is all a trick to cover the eyes, when he was three years old, Liu Hou was able to see through Zuo Ci's spells, and now it is not difficult to get some tricks at all. The executing soldier picked up the red-baked soldering iron with iron tongs and pressed it to Sima Yi's chest, and the clothes on his chest were burned through a large hole in an instant.

The soldering iron "zi" sounded, sticking to the skin and flesh inside, and a puff of green smoke came out, and then the deputy general smelled the aroma of roasted meat, and at the same time, his ears heard Sima Yi's screams, and saw the distorted painful look on his face.

Yiqiē is so real, so natural, no matter who changes, it is impossible to suspect that Sima Yi is undergoing the punishment of cannon branding.

But in fact, Sima Yi's clothes hide a piece of pork with skin about an inch thick, and the color of the pork skin is close to the color of human skin, and it is more realistic with a little camouflage. The lieutenant general stood far away, and there was a piece of soldering iron of the same size as the hole in the hole where the soldering iron was soldering, which meant that the lieutenant could not see the contents of the clothes clearly.

Under this kind of double insurance, if you don't tell him in advance, no one can see what is wrong. From the smell of barbecue, the screams, the distorted face, the burned clothes and other supporting information, the deputy general easily concluded that Sima Yi was undergoing the punishment of a soldering iron.

In addition to the terrifying burning of the lieutenant general, a number of torture performances were staged in the tent one after another, of course, all of them were performances.

For example, in the eyes of the adjutant general, Sima Yi's back was whipped with terrifying blood marks. In fact, under Sima Yi's clothes, there was a piece of pigskin coated with cinnabar, and as long as the whip shredded his clothes and exposed a gap, it was natural to see from the gap that there were red whip marks underneath.

What else is the punishment of pulling nails, that is, pulling out the nails of the prisoners one by one, which is naturally also a trick, Sima Yi's fingers are pre-glued with fake nails, and the torturer uses a small pair of pliers to clamp the fake nail pieces, pretending to pull them out very hard, Sima Yi took the opportunity to press the cinnabar bag hidden under his fingers, causing a bloody appearance.

After several tortures, the adjutant who was just watching from the outside felt so cruel and bloody that he almost couldn't stand it, and his stomach almost vomited like a river overturning.

Sima Yi in the tent also wailed constantly, but the strange thing was that Sima Yi had been tortured so much that he gritted his teeth and did not summon, no matter what the interrogator asked about the affairs of the army, he just refused to say it, and asked him to write a warrant to help recruit other generals and Wei soldiers, and he always refused righteously.

The deputy general, who couldn't stand it and wanted to leave, saw that Sima Yi was so tough, he actually stopped and wanted to continue to see the follow-up development of this matter. The development of things did not disappoint him, Sima Yi was very tough, no matter how the people of Shu tortured or tortured, he refused to confess, and refused to agree to do anything for Shu, and constantly expressed his loyalty to Wei and Cao Pi.

He felt deep admiration for Sima Yi's cousin, and was even moved to tears, and he secretly made up his mind that he must find a way to escape, and report what he saw today to the court and the emperor, and not let a loyal minister like Sima Dadu Governor suffer unjustified injustice.

So, this copy of Jiang Gan stole the second letter. The first letter is the surrender and betrayal of the prince, and the second letter is Sima Yi's unyielding and noble patriotic sentiments.

Now there is only one last link left in the whole drama, that is, the deputy general wants to flee from the Wei State and send the stolen "letters" back to the Wei court.

In the days that followed, the lieutenant general had been trying to find ways and opportunities to escape, and the monarchs and ministers of Shu also secretly provided him with many opportunities, such as secretly expanding the scope of his wandering, allowing him to further reconnoiter the shape, such as removing some guards, making the patrolling soldiers very regular, so that he could catch the gaps in it.

Of course, it is basically impossible to escape from a heavily guarded barracks under normal circumstances, and some unexpected situations need to occur to have a chance. Liu Hou has always been strict in governing the army, if no one cooperates with him, even if he waits until he dies, he may not be able to wait for a chance to escape, so the monarchs and ministers of Shu have to help him create a chance to escape.

One day, the lieutenant was resting in the tent when he suddenly heard a lot of people shouting outside, and then heard a lot of stray footsteps. The adjutant general listened to it and faintly heard the shouts of "walking the water". The adjutant general's heart moved, thinking that this was a good opportunity, so he quietly slipped out of the tent.

Sure enough, the adjutant general saw that there was chaos outside, the two guards who were originally standing outside his tent were gone, and there were panicked and busy Shu soldiers everywhere outside, and a raging fire could be seen rising in the distance, and the billowing smoke smoked all the way to this side. It seems that the tent has gone off somewhere, and judging by the light of the fire and the thick smoke, the scope of the fire is not small.

It didn't take long for the smoke to finally drift to the area where the adjutant general was, and the soldiers scrambled to flee the smoke area with their mouths and noses covered. The lieutenant general was overjoyed, thinking to himself, this is really a godsend, he can just escape under the cover of thick smoke.

Of course, this was not a God-given opportunity, but a gift from Liu Hou, who and his strategists carefully planned this "accident" and lit a large amount of firewood somewhere, which looked like a fire in the barracks from a distance from the place where the deputy general was.

The direction of the Shu army's fire was also chosen according to the direction of the wind, so that the smoke could drift to the side of the lieutenant's camp and artificially create an opportunity for him to escape.

The lieutenant decided to take advantage of this opportunity to escape, he turned around and re-entered his tent, poured water from the water bottle, wet a towel, and then tied the towel to his mouth and nose, and after doing this, he went out of the tent again, and quietly touched a place under the cover of thick smoke.