Martial Cultivator Chapter 44: There's a Girl in the Divine Capital Who Likes Me

Song Lian briefly took over Tianqing County's county government. He originally wanted to go to the warden government office, but he quickly remembered that the Great Liang Dynasty's warden government office only reached the prefecture level. There were none below that level.

Hence, he could only requisition this county government for the time being.

Mi Ke already went to assume office in Wanshan County. Although he set off a storm in Commandery Qingshan, it did not obstruct Great Liang's law. Plus, these people were also in no mood to care about him now. Hence, he quickly rushed from Commandery Qingshan to Wanshan County. Presently, Tianqing County's magistrate was surnamed Xu and he was only around 30 years old.

"Magistrate Xu."

The fingers on Song Lian's right hand kept rapping on the table. The sound was light, but each rap would rap on Magistrate Xu's heart.

He had already heard about what happened over in the small alley. In addition, there were those feudal troops pouring into this county government office presently. No matter how stupid he was, he knew what this meant.

"Commander Song, please speak."

Magistrate Xu looked at Song Lian very humbly. Although the other party was a military official, his official rank was much higher than his. The commander of the Divine Capital's Left Guard, that was primary fourth-grade official rank, but the official position did not mean anything. One had to know, there were only a total of two government offices that protected the Divine Capital. This was one of the commanders. Did it mean that he held significant weight in His Majesty's heart?

Song Lian glanced at Magistrate Xu and said with a slight smile, "Magistrate Xu don't have to be too worried. After this official leaves, they won't come to this Tianqing County either. Those grudges and enmity will naturally be directed to this official and that Warden Chen. You're innocent."

Magistrate Xu acknowledged it, but his heart was still racing. Everyone knew that these foreign cultivators were lawless and unbridled. If they

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