Immersive Fast Wear: The Anti-Strike Manual of the Heartthrob

Lin Chao used the materials available. He held the reins with one hand and brought the scimitar in front of him with the other. He bit the sheath with his mouth and pulled it, revealing a flash of cold light.

She picked up the knife, stepped forward, and cut the horse's neck cleanly and decisively.

"Bah."

Blood splattered. Lin Chao was close and a few drops fell on her wheat-colored face, like a datura blooming in the desert, dangerous, but making people unable to help but get closer.

Lin Chao cut the horse's jugular vein, and blood gushed out like a waterfall. After a few breaths, the horse lost its strength and fell to the ground.

Only then did she loosen the reins that she was holding tightly in her hands.

A long sigh came out of his mouth.

'Now, we are finally safe.'

However, Lin Chao had no intention of leaving.

The man on the horse fell to the ground unexpectedly and rolled several times. The bright and handsome young man instantly turned into a vagrant.

The man was dressed in gorgeous clothes, and was probably a young man from a wealthy family. He could ride a horse in the downtown area, and perhaps he had some power.

Especially since he was riding his horse in the busy city, Lin Chao guessed that this person might not have a very good temper.

I can't leave at this time. If I leave, he might take out his anger on other innocent people.

"who are you?"

The man's voice was slightly hoarse, as if it had been rubbed by sand, and he didn't look like the spoiled young master she had imagined.

"He's just a hunter from outside. You can't let horses run in a busy city. This is the iron rule of the imperial city. You almost hurt someone, and I couldn't bear to see it, so I killed the horse. If you want to hold someone responsible, you can find me alone. It has nothing to do with others."

"Oh~ Really?"

The man stood up and walked towards Lin Chao step by step.

Lin Chao neither avoided nor retreated, but raised his head and looked directly at the man in front of him.

As the distance got closer, the face of the man in fancy clothes became clear.

The man had a pair of slightly upturned almond-shaped eyes, thin lips and a straight nose. He looked handsome but not overly delicate.

His skin was not fair, but light wheat color, and there were even rough calluses on his fingers, which did not look like the noble men in the capital.

But the clothes on her body were embroidered with gold thread, and the delicate patterns were not something that ordinary people could get.

Lin Chao was somewhat puzzled, but he did not intend to ask this strange man, so he just said:

"Just tell me what compensation you need."

The man looked her up and down. She was dressed in ordinary cloth and didn't look like she could afford to pay for a horse.

"Can you afford it?"

He raised his eyebrows, showing his arrogance.

Lin Chao didn't have any money, but that didn't mean she couldn't afford to pay.

She knew that the cost of living in the capital was high, but rare items could be sold for a good price if sent here.

Before arriving in the capital, they passed through a deep mountain, where Lin Chao discovered traces of ferocious beasts and insects.

If she wasn't in a hurry, she would have killed the tiger to prevent it from coming down the mountain to harm people.

Now if he wants compensation, he can also take this opportunity to bring the tiger down.

When Lin Chao told him his method of compensation, the man's eyes immediately widened.

"Catching a tiger with bare hands? Are you serious?"

Lin Chao: “Of course.”

The man's expression immediately relaxed. He raised the corners of his mouth and smiled brightly, making his slightly dull face shine.

"My name is Qi Yi, what's your name?"

Qi is the royal surname of this dynasty. Lin Chao now confirms that he must not be an ordinary person.

"Lin Chao."

Qi Yi smiled at her and waved his hand. A large number of soldiers in helmets appeared behind him.

"Go and take care of the horses, and also appease the vendors and the people along the street."

When Qi Yi said this, his eyes were cold, and his voice was slightly deep when he talked about dealing with the horse, which clearly meant more than just taking the horse away.

"Yes."

The female leader among the soldiers took the order and directed her men to lift the horses. They then politely went from house to house along the street delivering compensation money and apologies.

This also included the Hu merchants whose horses were killed by Lin Chao with scimitars.

'He doesn't look like an unreasonable person.'

Lin Chao's impression of Qi Yi instantly turned from negative to positive, and he felt even more that he should catch the tiger and send it over.

"That horse doesn't look cheap."

After Qi Yi finished instructing his men, he looked at Lin Chao again and his voice became softer.

"I'm sorry. I was attacked by a villain when I was traveling today. My horse suddenly went crazy for some reason and ran into the downtown area and almost hurt someone. You killed the horse and it was a heroic act. You don't need to pay compensation, and you don't need to go to the mountains to hunt tigers for this."

"Are you afraid that I will get hurt or do you not believe that I have the ability to hunt tigers?" Lin Chao frowned slightly.

"Even if I hadn't encountered this today, I would still find a chance to catch the tiger. Although it is deep in the mountains, there are villages not far away. And the last time I observed it, it was planning to come down the mountain. We must find a time to kill it."

Qi Yi was now completely interested.

Qi Yi was ambushed just after returning to the capital today, and he was in a very unhappy mood.

Fortunately, nothing serious happened, and he felt a little comforted.

Qi Yi did not feel offended when Lin Chao killed his horse. Instead, he admired her courage and kindness.

Therefore, he had no intention of asking anyone for compensation. He asked that question only out of curiosity about how Lin Chao would compensate him.

Later, after hearing Lin Chao's specific compensation method, Qi Yi was shocked. Of course, he could see her serious expression.

But in the end, he didn't want to harm a brave man who was willing to help ordinary people because of his curiosity, so he asked for no compensation.

Now Lin Chao said that she was going to fight the tiger anyway, which means that she would go even without her involvement.

Can I witness this moment myself?

Thinking of this, Qi Yi immediately looked at Lin Chao and asked:

"When are you going? Can I go with you?"

"Sure. But you can't get too close. I'm afraid I won't be able to take care of you when I'm concentrating on fighting the tiger." Lin Chao didn't care about this.

"As for the time," Lin Chao scratched his head, "in fact, the sooner the better, otherwise the tiger may come down the mountain at any time."

Qi Yi took the initiative to suggest: "How about going now? I have a carriage, and the horses pulling the carriage are all good horses, which can travel a thousand miles a day. I should be able to arrive quickly if I take you with me."

"Okay."

This was exactly what Lin Chao wanted.

So Qi Yi waved his hand and called the leading soldier over.

Not long after, an elaborate and luxurious carriage came from afar, with a shaft made of gold-threaded wood, silk curtains, and exquisite gold and jade pendants hanging from the carriage.

The two horses with smooth black hair in front of the carriage raised their heads high, white air spurted out of their noses, and powerful roars came from their throats.

Lin Chao got on the carriage behind Qi Yi. Looking at the exquisite and spacious decorations inside the carriage, he didn't know what to say.

"Who are you anyway?"

"I'll tell you after you kill the tiger."

Qi Yi curled his lips but did not answer directly.

Lin Chao was too lazy to ask further questions. He saw the place, got out of the car and started to follow the tiger's trail.