Born a phoenix? The husband I picked up is the young emperor

Chapter 1776

No one suspected her.

Later, the royal army recaptured Tiema City and discovered that He Shuo, the governor of Wan State, was missing.

It was also Su Qiurong who reported that she had discovered traces of the remnants of He Shuo, who appeared in Yingshuijian.

Ma Chuyang shouldn't have been so reckless.

But Su Qiurong was very sure that He Shuo was in the cave of Yingshuijian, and there were only a dozen guards left with him, like a dog that had lost its home. He also said that if the army gathered, he would definitely flee to the Weeping Wind Cliff. By then, it would be very difficult to catch He Shuo.

Upon hearing this, Ma Chuyang selected dozens of elite soldiers and asked them to lead the way, preparing to explore the situation first. Before he left, he sent someone to report to Tang Xinghe for safety reasons.

He originally thought that if the situation was true, he would send a signal and wait for Tang Xinghe to lead his troops to encircle them.

Su Qiurong led the way very fast. The mountain road was rugged and the snow and wind were getting thicker. When Ma Chuyang realized the dangerous terrain, the cliffs on both sides of Yingshui Stream were like iron barrels surrounding the country.

At the same time, Tang Xinghe received an urgent report and immediately led 300 light cavalry to help. He sent someone to report to Cen Yuan while galloping into the stream.

But... it's too late.

In Yingshui Gorge, the rain of arrows was like a dark cloud pressing down on the sky.

When Cen Yuan received the news and led his men to Yingshuijian, the troops led by Tang Ma and the other man were fighting and retreating, with heavy casualties, and had been forced to the edge of a cliff.

Surrender or die.

Tang and Ma chose to die standing.

At the critical moment, Cen Yuan came again like a god to save people.

Only this time, I wasn't so lucky.

Due to the dangerous terrain, Cen Yuan was hit by several arrows. In order to save Tang Xinghe, he was hit in the right leg by a stray arrow and fell off the cliff face up.

Falling down with him was Ye Baoer, who was trying desperately to protect his master.

In this battle, there were only a few words in the letter, but every word was dangerous.

Shi Yunqi's eyes had turned red at some point, and his voice was choked with sobs. "That cliff is called Wanzhang Bing. It has a vertical drop of over three hundred feet. At the bottom of the cliff is a thousand-year-old glacial lake, and the water temperature is freezing year-round. The emperor sent people to search from the cliff with ropes day and night..."

Where can I find someone?

Shi Anxia listened quietly, tears silently flowing down the corners of her lips, leaving dark marks on the hem of her white skirt.

When she raised her head again, she wiped the tears with the back of her hand. The gray winter outside the window shone through the window lattice, creating fragmented light and shadow in her eyes.

"My husband will not die." Her voice was frighteningly calm, but the last word "die" suddenly changed its tone, like a guitar string stretched to its limit and suddenly breaking.

A dense pain crept up from the heart to the throat, followed by abdominal pain.

The bloody mass in her belly seemed to have suddenly grown sharp claws, tearing at her as she fell. Cold sweat instantly soaked through her shirt, and she turned pale. She only had time to shout out one word: "Quick!"

Shi Yunqi was shocked and hurried out to call for help.

There was another burst of chaos.

When everyone was busy moving Shi Anxia onto the lacquered bed, her pale fingers tightly grasped the bed curtains and golden tent, her knuckles were stretched to a shine.

The blood on her lips was revealed by her own biting, but she didn't let out a moan.

The "Hundred Sons and Thousands of Grandchildren" carved on the top of the bed became a blurry shadow in her sluggish pupils. All she could hear was Madam Meng's low voice, "Ginseng slices! Quick!"

Liang Yanbing's silver needle flashed coldly under the candlelight, and the three-inch-long needle accurately pierced into the Sanyinjiao acupoint. As her wrist shook, Shi Anxia suddenly arched her body and a muffled groan escaped from her throat.