【Little Aunt Duochun】(Volume 2, Chapter 13)

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Volume 2, Chapter 13: Finally, the Truth Was Cleared Up.
"It wasn't in the stream. I was searching for an exit, and finally, deep within that tiger stream, I found
a narrow path. I crawled out from there, for thirty or fifty meters, before finding
an exit covered by plants. But when I cut a hole with my sickle to try and get out, I discovered a huge poisonous snake...
"
Yang Erzheng quickly explained the third thing he found. "What? You're not saying you cut off
the snake's tail and placed it, along with the so-called tiger bone and lingzhi, in front of your uncle?!" His aunt, eager
to know the outcome, immediately made this assumption.
"It wasn't the snake's tail. It was when the big yellow dog came and bit the snake that I escaped from
the tiger stream. Not far from the stream's mouth, where the huge poisonous snake was coiled, I found a
magical plant..."
Yang Erzheng described vividly.
"A magical plant? What magical plant? What's so magical about it?" Auntie asked repeatedly.
"The magical thing is that it has a cluster of bright red granular fruits on its top. I immediately realized—could it
be the legendary wild ginseng!" Yang Erzheng showed the same surprised expression he had when he discovered the magical plant.
"Wild ginseng? No way! This area within a hundred miles has been searched and cleaned
countless times, how could such a large wild ginseng have been missed?" Auntie Zheng Duochun couldn't believe that
Yang Erzheng would be so lucky to find wild ginseng after discovering tiger bones and lingzhi.
"Yes, I didn't really believe it at first either, so I picked
a few granular fruits from the top of that magical plant, put them in my pocket, and brought them back with me, wanting my uncle to identify
whether my discovery was real..."
Yang Erzheng gave this explanation.
"So you placed these three specimens in front of your uncle, what was his reaction
?" Auntie seemed to acknowledge that Yang Erzheng had collected the three items, but she was more interested in
how Yang Erzheng's uncle reacted. "I thought my uncle 　　would forgive me for revealing the secret of the Xiangyun Stone's origin to Geng Erbiao
because I discovered the priceless 'Three Treasures'—Tiger Bone, Lingzhi, and Cockle Grass— but after seeing 　　the specimens, he categorically denied they were real, insisting I was playing a childish trick on him, 　　and that he turned against me..." 　　Yang Erzheng recounted the scene. 　　"Just because of this, your uncle pulled out an awl and started self-harming?" Auntie Zheng Duochun seemed to think 　　this wasn't enough to justify her uncle's outburst. 　　"And also, my uncle said a lot of unacceptable things. In the heat of the moment, he 　　angered me too, and I blamed him for my suicide attempt at the reservoir a few days ago, saying that 　　if he hadn't forced me, I wouldn't have tried to drown myself—it was after hearing this that my uncle couldn't contain 　　his rage, pulled an awl from under the mattress, and, saying—'Kill me! Kill me now!', stabbed 　　himself in the chest with the awl…" 　　At this point, Yang Erzheng essentially recounted the entire situation to his aunt Zheng Duochun for the first time 　　… 　　"So, do you think that when you showed your uncle those three so-called treasure specimens, you 　　were playing a trick on him?" Aunt Zheng Duochun asked Yang Erzheng, focusing on this detail. 　　"No, because I personally experienced them, saw them with my own eyes, and collected them myself. How 　　can you say I was playing a trick on my uncle?" Yang Erzheng insisted on his point of view. 　　"Okay, even if you weren't playing a trick on your uncle, why did you 　　tell Geng Erbiao the secret of the Xiangyun Stone's origin after making these discoveries?" Aunt Zheng Duochun still didn't understand this detail 　　. 　　"There are two main reasons. One is that he had almost tracked us to the edge of the Xiangyun Stone's origin 　　. Even if I didn't tell him, he would have found the real origin himself. I think his 　　purpose in tracking us was to suspect that we went to the mountains to collect Xiangyun Stones..." 　　"And the other reason?" Aunt Zheng Duochun probably accepted this reason because 　　she had forced Geng Erbiao to go. At the time, she thought that even if Geng Erbiao knew the origin of the Xiangyun Stone, 　　it would be more harmful than the two children encountering danger and not receiving timely help. So, when she heard Yang Erzheng mention 　　Geng Erbiao's tracking, she immediately accepted Yang Erzheng's reason and immediately asked for the other reason 　　. 　　"Another reason is that while I was trying to shake off my pursuers, I discovered 　　three treasures more valuable than Xiangyun Stone in the tiger's den on Xiangyun Peak. To divert attention, after escaping from the tiger's den on Xiangyun Peak 　　, I met Yu Meilin and Geng Erbiao, who was later forced out by the big yellow dog. I decided to reveal the secret of Xiangyun Stone's origin 　　to Geng Erbiao—and as a result, he was very happy to come with us to Xiangyun Pool, where we collected so 　　many better, and certainly more valuable, Xiangyun Stones..." 　　Yang Erzheng gave this explanation. 　　"Alright, let your auntie explain the thought process—it's because you discovered someone was tailing you that you climbed Xiangyun Peak 　　, and then you found tiger tears, tiger bone lingzhi, and wild ginseng. You felt it 　　was wrong for Geng Erbiao not to know any of them, so you chose to tell him about Xiangyun Stone, which you thought wasn't more valuable—" 　　"Yes!" "And when you got home, when your aunt's husband misunderstood you, you showed 　　him the tiger bone, lingzhi mushroom, and wild ginseng specimens you'd collected from the tiger cave at Xiangyun Peak, trying to explain that you 　　had to make that choice to protect a bigger secret..." 　　"Yes!" "As a result, your aunt's husband thought it was childish trickery and didn't believe a 　　little kid like you could have discovered tiger bones and wild ginseng, which made him even angrier. In the heat of the moment, you 　　blamed your aunt's husband for your suicide attempt. In a fit of extreme rage, he pulled out an awl to stab himself, and 　　you, to stop him from acting rashly, snatched it from him. As a result, Yu Meilin and your aunt witnessed 　　that final scene..."

Auntie finally managed to piece together the whole story, the cause and effect.
"Yes—Auntie, now you should believe how innocent I am, right…"
Yang Erzheng asked eagerly.
"No, not yet…"
Auntie actually answered Yang Erzheng like that!

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