Ru Yue Shu Yun Feng Wen Wan

They stayed there, not daring to come over, and suddenly there was a feeling of what was going on with the empty city plan.

Even when Qi Changyun stood up with a swagger, he only made eye contact with the many pairs of eyes below.

The bandits knew about the miserable plight of their own side yesterday, so when asked, why did they dare to chase us when it was so miserable?

The question is, how arrogant are the Black Mountain bandits! How could they swallow this? However, if they had just charged directly, this situation would not have occurred. As the saying goes, the first push is strong, the second is weak, and the third is exhausted.

That's it. Now they can't move or stay still.

They didn't have weapons like bows and arrows in their hands, otherwise Qi Changyun would turn into a hedgehog.

It was just a delaying tactic, but Qi Changyun really walked back without looking back at the bandits or their hiding place, which made it even more difficult for the bandits to figure out how many people there were.

They did not dare to act rashly until Qi Changyun disappeared from their sight.

The quiet air was broken. "Damn it, Boss, they tricked us! Let's charge right now."

As he spoke, he led his men forward. Some of his men followed suit, while others remained hesitant. This caused their forces to be dispersed and their morale to destabilize. The leader also felt that something was wrong and hurriedly led the remaining men forward.

"rush!"

However, no matter how you look at it, they are all in a low position, and Lan Lian and his men have the advantage of terrain. For the time being, they have reached a situation where one man can hold the pass and ten thousand men cannot break through.

When the bandits saw that there were only a few of them, their tempers got the better of them and they shouted, "With just a few of us, you dare to play tricks on us? Prepare to die!"

Despite their superior numbers, it still took some time to capture the high ground.

Only now, they could clearly see the corners of the three people's mouths slowly rising into a mysterious smile.

It felt like there was a ghost behind me. I turned around and looked, and I could feel the sound of falling rocks.

Two large rocks rolled down and broke up the bandits who were huddled together.

When they wanted to attack upwards together again, they had no chance because reinforcements from above arrived.

The bandits were surrounded in a place where they couldn't get out, feeling a little awkward.

But the reinforcements didn’t see Qi Changyun either.

Qi Changyun searched all the way back, thinking about where He Ru would go.

He walked a long way but didn't see any traces, and this discovery made him upset.

Suddenly, he stopped and moved in one direction as if he had thought of something.

Finally, he saw the big rock, which he had just seen as he passed by and only took a quick glance at it.

Now that I think about it, it would be great to hide here. She won’t be exposed right away, and the chances of being found are reduced. It’s just a matter of betting on who finds her first.

I went around behind the big rock with full of anticipation.

Happy and unhappy.

The happy thing is that He Ru is really here, but the unhappy thing is that she is pale and looks bloodless.

The most serious injury was probably around the waist. With the waist as the center, the moon-white clothes were stained with blood. Some of the blood had dried, while some looked like it was still warm.

The moon-white dress and silver-white mask should have been ethereal and inviolable, but the large expanse of blood-red made her look like she was hanging by a thread, and her pale face made her look like she had already fallen.

This thought scared Qi Changyun. He placed his finger under her nose and finally felt a tiny breath, but it was very hot. He knew without looking that she must have a fever.

But, as long as I'm alive, it's fine.

He picked her up. He Ru was very alert and woke up suddenly. She raised her hand and lightly placed it on Qi Changyun's face.

She tried hard to open her eyes and suddenly smiled. Although what she thought was a smile, in Qi Changyun's eyes it was just a twitch of the corners of her mouth.

He uttered a single word, "Qi..."

There was no follow-up.

Qi Changyun held her and ran. He still regretted why he didn't ride a horse over here.

As he ran, he could feel the gentle liquid soaking his clothes.

The wound that was originally only bleeding slightly has opened up, and is now bleeding heavily.

He didn't dare to move for a moment. He put her on the ground and didn't care about anything else. He took out the only flare from his waist, lit the fuse accurately, and the flare flew into the sky.

He gently laid her down, picked up a handful of Bidens pilosa L. by the roadside and chewed it, while untying the cloth wrapped around He Ru's waist.

The cloth was wrapped very tightly, and a lot of it was stuck to the wound, but now that the wound was bleeding, it would be easier to untie.

He completely untied the cloth, which was stained with herbs that had long turned black. He tore the opening of the clothes at the waist a little wider, then used his inner sleeve to wipe off the medicine remaining on the skin, and then applied the fresh herbs that he had just chewed on it.

Tear off the hem of your inner clothes and rebandage them.

After he recovered, his eyes seemed to be glued to the cloth. He looked for a long time and found that not much blood had seeped out, so he looked away.

He placed his cold hand on her forehead, trying to cool her down.

Time seems to have stood still, and the flow of time seems to be deliberately playing a trick on people, slowing down.

Fortunately, Fu Ning, An Yun and others who were fighting saw the signal flare and rode back without any regrets.

They all gave up chasing the defeated bandits.

An Yun's horsemanship seemed to have improved suddenly at this time, and he stood out from everyone else, leaving the others far behind.

It was not until he saw that his master was in good shape that he felt his head return to his neck.

The horse was running so fast that it almost didn't stop.

However, a competent subordinate would never dare to harm his master even at the cost of his own life.

Qi Changyun looked up at him: "Where's Fu Ning?"

An Yun covered his pounding heart and said, "It's behind."

As soon as he finished speaking, they appeared in sight.

Fu Ning and Lan Lian secretly breathed a sigh of relief when they saw Qi Changyun was still full of energy.

It's so scary.

Fu Ning saw He Ru, who was obviously in trouble, and asked hurriedly, "How is it?"

"The bleeding has just stopped. I have a fever."

He Yusheng finally caught up. Seeing He Ru like this, he almost fell off his horse. After getting off the horse in panic, he staggered a few steps before he could stand firm.

Fu Ning felt He Ru's pulse first and said, "Let's go back to the carriage. There's medicine there. But the horse is bumpy, so be careful and try to minimize the bleeding."

Qi Changyun led his own horse over, sat on it first, and then signaled to Fu Ning.

Fu Ning picked up He Ru and handed her to Qi Changyun.

Qi Changyun asked He Ru to sit astride in front of him, took the tool cloth handed to him by He Huan, and tied their waists tightly together. As long as his waist did not shake violently, He Ru's wound would be relatively stable.

He Yusheng, who was standing by, felt something was amiss. He moved his lips and wanted to speak, but Lan Lian stopped him: "There's no one here who's better than Old Qi in horsemanship."

He Yusheng finally shut up.

After tying him up, Qi Changyun couldn't wait to leave, and An Yun quickly ran to the left front of Qi Changyun.

Fu Ning followed closely behind.

Qi Changyun’s horsemanship was indeed excellent, with minimal shaking along the way.

finally reached.