The Year of Lihua: She Was Reborn

"Are you sure you still want to watch the show here? Didn't you hear the horn sound?"

Hua Ye appeared behind them unexpectedly and shouted at them: "Throw down all the Thunderbolt Beads you brought, aim at the crowd and throw them again."

The fire in the forage camp spread rapidly, causing the camels to run around desperately. The chaotic military camp looked at the gunpowder dropped from the blue sky and ran around madly.

One after another until my pockets were empty...

Hua Ye covered her mouth and nose with her hands, jumped up, rolled and crawled, and rolled down. The people behind her followed her example and rolled down as well.

Hua Ye quickly got up and walked back in the direction he came from until the inertia wore off.

The sound of the horn was getting louder and louder. Zuo Nian knew that this commotion was too loud and the Tibetans would definitely not give up, so he hurried back.

"Stop mumbling and save your energy. The flat road is still some distance away."

Zuo Nian spoke up to interrupt the discussion. His feet were half buried in the gravel, and it was much more difficult for him to walk than usual.

Hua Ye specifically jumped over a soft, wet gravel patch, otherwise it would be difficult to escape if pursuers came on horseback...

The sun was getting stronger and stronger, and the skin that was tanned turned red. The heavy guard was a little exhausted, and he walked unsteadily, and collapsed to the ground the next second.

As the horn sounds became more frequent and louder...

Hua Ye's heart wavered. "Or just leave him here to fend for himself."

Before Hua Ye could make a decision, Zuo Nian stepped forward, pulled him up, half-rested on him, and helped him move forward slowly.

Seeing this, Mu Qi also lent a hand, took his other arm and put it on his shoulder. The two of them each held an arm and carried the heavy guard.

"We, the Weihua Army, will never give up on anyone!"

"So do my Mu Family Army!"

Hua Ye looked at the people who had to share the joys and sorrows and go back together, and rolled his eyes helplessly at the endless blue sky.

"Let's go quickly. I almost burned the Tubo prince to death. He must be out to track me. Find a place to hide quickly."

"I'm not saying anything about you, Miss Hua, but you're being a little reckless."

Mu Qi spoke as he was somewhat overwhelmed while dragging the eight-foot-tall heavy guard.

"Although it was reckless, at least I had enough fun and I don't feel so depressed anymore! Stop wasting time and let's go."

They returned to the ruined city to rest, hoping to find a more secret place to hide.

The grunting sound of the camel reached Hua Ye's ears. It was about to climb the slope behind it, and he would be able to see them.

It seemed as if God was helping them. The wind and clouds suddenly changed, blowing up sand and completely burying their footprints.

"I remember there was a house with a dark room in this ruined city. It was that one."

She once had a life-or-death experience, fleeing everywhere to avoid the Tibetans who were chasing her. She was so thirsty that she drank snake blood and buried herself in the sand without seeing the sun.

She turned around hurriedly, glancing back and forth at the dilapidated buildings, and finally she saw a familiar corner.

She pointed, "Which room?"

It was the largest stone house, only a small part of which was buried, leaning against a stone hill hidden in the sand.

Zuo Nian followed her instructions and walked in without hesitation, dragging his heavy guards. Hua Ye quickly jumped over them and led the way in. He took out a dagger and knocked on the stone bricks in the innermost room.

He knocked on a sunken stone and found a secret door next to it. He pushed it in from the side, revealing a secret passage.

As the air entered, the candles in the dark passage lit up one by one. They were so shocked that they stood there motionless, unable to move.

"If you don't go in now, when the pursuers come back, there will be a fight. I can't protect all of your lives!"

Hua Ye walked in first with an expressionless face and waved to them urgently...

"Miss Hua, have you been here before?"

The moment the stone door slowly closed, a figure appeared on the stairs, searching carefully towards them.

"Shh!"

"Someone is there!"

Hua Ye signaled them to keep quiet and walk inside. After a while, he felt his breathing became uncomfortable and rapid, as if he was short of oxygen.

Hua Ye then remembered to press the ventilation button on the stone wall, and the candlelight that should have been extinguished was rekindled...