The princess returns strongly, and the divorced regent is busy chasing his wife

The reason why Jun Sa couldn't explain it was because he had indeed doubted the character of his good brother in his heart.

Now facing the anger of his good brother, he felt ashamed and didn't know how to respond.

His heart was filled with guilt and self-blame, and he felt that he had let down his brother's trust.

Ouyang Miaoling noticed Jun Sa's embarrassment and quickly spoke up to help: "Doctor Jun, can you tell me why you want to leave?" This sentence broke the awkward atmosphere and gave Jun Sa a chance to explain his behavior.

Jun Sa lowered his head in shame, and said in a voice as weak as a mosquito: "I feel ashamed to stay here..." His words revealed deep inferiority and self-blame, as if he had done something unforgivable. His face turned red, and beads of sweat appeared on his forehead. It was obvious that he was struggling inside.

Ouyang Miaoling walked over, patted him on the shoulder and said, "It's no wonder that a divine doctor is wrong. Our prince is not such a petty person. He won't argue with a divine doctor. Now is a critical moment. Most of the guards who came with us are injured. This is exactly where a divine doctor is needed. If you quit now, we will be in a passive position. Even for the prince and for the brotherhood you have had since childhood, you should stay..."

Ouyang Miaoling's words undoubtedly gave him a way out. Jun Sa looked cautiously towards where Nangong Mingxuan was. Nangong Mingxuan did not speak, nor did he refute Ouyang Miaoling's words. He knew that if he stayed, there would be hope.

So he lowered his head and cooperated obediently, then said with a playful smile: "I will not leave for the princess' sake, I will not leave."

"You're not leaving. Why don't you go back and heal the soldiers..." Nangong Mingxuan said in a cold tone.

"Okay... go, I'll go right away..." After saying that, he turned around and ran away. Nangong Mingxuan looked at his leaving back and smiled at Ouyang Miaoling.

The two of them sang the same tune and finally resolved Jun Sa's knot in his heart, and allowed him to stay and find the truth with them.

The group rested in the inn. Wushang and Guimei were not idle either. They took the guards who were in good health and went to the surrounding mountains and fields to look for signals and clues left by Leng Ze. They returned empty-handed for several days.

That day, Mo Ran followed them out to look for clues. When passing by a deserted forest, Mo Ran seemed to have found some clues.

"Captain Wushang, come and see, we have found something here!" Mo Ran screamed. Wushang jumped down from the tree upon hearing the sound.

"What's going on?" Wushang asked anxiously.

"I saw some bloodstains here." Mo Ran said, pointing to the ground.

Wushang looked at the ground carefully and indeed found some bloodstains, but they had dried up long ago.

"It seems we have found the right place. Let's look around to see if there are any other clues." Wushang ordered.

Everyone began to disperse and search the woods carefully.

After a while, the ghost shouted, "There is a footprint here!"

Wushang hurried over and looked at the footprints on the ground. He was delighted. These footprints were obviously left by humans and they looked relatively fresh.

"Follow this footprint and look for it." Wushang said.

Everyone followed the footprints all the way and finally came to a mountain wall.

"Is there any secret behind this mountain wall?" Mo Ran asked doubtfully.

"I don't know. Such a mountain wall is difficult to open. There shouldn't be the clues we are looking for." Wushang shook his head.

At this moment, Guimei suddenly found that there was something strange about a stone on the cliff. He reached out and pushed it gently, and the stone actually began to move slowly.

"There's a mechanism!" the ghost shouted.

Wushang and others immediately gathered around and looked at the stone carefully.

As the stones moved, a crack appeared in the mountain wall, which then gradually widened, revealing a narrow passage.

"It's true!" Wushang said excitedly.

Everyone walked into the passage cautiously, holding their weapons tightly in their hands, and being alert to the situation around them.

There was an old smell in the passage, and a faint light flickered on the walls, which seemed to be some kind of mysterious runes.

Wushang led everyone forward carefully, fearing that they would trigger some dangerous mechanism.

"There seems to be a stone chamber ahead." The ghost said in a low voice.

Wushang nodded and signaled everyone to slow down.

When they walked to the door of the stone chamber, they found that the door was half-open and a ray of light came from inside.

Wushang gently pushed open the stone door, and the scene before him surprised him.

A huge coffin was placed in the center of the stone chamber, surrounded by various strange objects, and the walls were engraved with complex runes and patterns.

"What is this place?" Mo Ran asked in surprise.

Wushang frowned. He felt that this place was full of mystery and weirdness.

"Everyone be careful and don't touch anything here." Wushang warned.

Everyone walked into the stone chamber cautiously, looking around vigilantly.

Suddenly, the coffin shook slightly, as if something was about to come out of it.

"Not good, let's go!" Wushang shouted and pulled Mo Ran out of the stone chamber quickly.

The others followed behind, staring at the coffin nervously.

Just as they retreated to the entrance of the passage, the coffin lid was suddenly opened, and a powerful force surged out from it, enveloping the entire stone chamber.

Wushang and the others only felt an invisible pressure coming, and their bodies involuntarily retreated.

"What the hell is this thing?" the ghost shouted in horror.

Wushang calmed himself down. He knew that he could not retreat now and had to find a way to deal with the crisis at hand.

He took a deep breath, gathered all his internal strength, and slapped the force hard with his palm.

The palm force collided with that force, making a loud noise, and the stone chamber shook violently.

Wushang took the opportunity to pull Mo Ran up and ran out of the passage.

Others followed closely behind, desperately trying to escape from this horrible place.

When they ran out of the passage and looked back, they saw that the mountain wall had returned to its original state, as if everything that had just happened was just a nightmare.

"It's so scary, what on earth is in that coffin?" Mo Ran said with lingering fear.

"I don't know, but what is certain is that it is definitely not a place we can easily set foot in." Wushang said seriously.

"So what should we do next?" Mo Ran asked.

"Let's go back and tell the master first and see what instructions he has." Wushang decided.

So, the group hurriedly left the forest and returned to the inn to report their findings to Nangong Mingxuan.

Nangong Mingxuan listened solemnly to the strange events reported by Wushang and others, and looked at Ouyang Miaoling. He wanted to get some useful advice from her.

Suddenly Ouyang Miaoling asked, "Could Leng Ze and the others have also gone in there? Why did their clues get interrupted here?" Ouyang Miaoling guessed.