These Japanese pirates looked like dogs that had lost their homes, their heads drooping, filth still dripping from their bodies. They did not even dare lift their heads as they walked.
Afterward, Su Fei had two Imperial Guards take the government office's constables to inventory the valuables and military supplies.
"Register the silver, jewelry, and medicinal ingredients separately. Send the armor and Japanese swords to the government office's armory and seal them away for now. Make sure the accounts are clear. Everything will have to be reported to the court later."
The constables hastily agreed, obeying Su Fei's every word.
Li Qinghe, the administrator of Kuaiji Commandery, was dead, and Yuezhou had not sent anyone to replace him.
At this moment, as the imperial commissioner, Su Fei had become the highest-ranking official in the Kuaiji Commandery administration.
Even if Yuezhou sent an official to fill the post of commandery administrator, he would still have to obey Su Fei.
The constables helped push the handcarts and carry the wooden chests to the storeroom, their faces filled with astonishment.
Just the few silver chests that had been opened were already piled full of silver.
This was the first time they had ever seen so much silver.
Su Fei took the portrait of the middle-aged scholar from inside his robe and spread it on the table.
Looking at the middle-aged man in the portrait, with his black mole at the corner of his mouth, he frowned slightly.
Although the Japanese pirates had now been captured, Li Qinghe and Chen Dayou were dead. This middle-aged scholar was now the only lead.
He could only ask the people around him first and see whether anyone recognized the man.
If that failed, he would search the entire city.
Once Lei Wu returned from escorting the Japanese