The Year of Lihua: She Was Reborn

"Brother Zuo, could you lend my master your robe?"

Zuo Nian looked ahead expressionlessly, not even glancing at her, looking somewhat displeased.

"Can I buy you a few more sets myself when I get back?"

Hua Ye reached into his yellow robe, grabbed the bag from his back and took it away.

Zuo Nian didn't stop her at all and let her grope around his body and snatch the package away.

"Remember to buy a few for Zuo personally!"

She shouted as she hurriedly ran into the cave entrance.

"understood!"

Hua Ye trotted to the cave entrance and bumped into the air-like barrier several times, but couldn't get in.

It is colorless and odorless and you can only feel its existence by touching it with your hands. There is an invisible pressure that separates the world inside and outside the cave.

Hua Yeshi clapped his hands and shouted: "Master Xuzhi, Master Xuzhi..."

"Did you take this damn thing away?"

After shouting until her mouth was dry, she squatted down, looking like she wanted to give up.

"Master, I have something urgent to do and need to hurry back to Xingxiu. I've left your clothes at the entrance. Remember to put them on when you wake up. The one you're wearing isn't very nice!"

She put the bag on the ground, stood up and shouted at the top of her lungs, but the people in the cave did not respond.

Never mind, I have things to deal with!

She turned around and walked towards Zuo Nian...

"Are you all ready? Leave immediately. I'm afraid the Tibetans, unable to capture us, might lead their entire army to attack Xingxiu City. That would be a problem!"

Hua Ye put on the mask around his waist, covered his head with a yellow cloak, followed the route he remembered, and flew onto the sandstone wall.

A group of people followed closely behind her, and the master with excellent lightness skills flew up the sandstone wall with bare hands.

Those who are not good at light work throw out the eagle claw hook, hook it on the sandstone and climb up with the help of the rope.

Li Li, Zuo Nian and Muqi followed closely behind Hua Ye and reached the top of the sandstone wall. There was an endless desert with yellow sand all over the ground and no smoke from cooking.

"Is it okay to leave your master here alone?" Zuo Nian asked.

"He has unparalleled martial arts and magic skills, so he should focus more on the war!"

Mu Qi patted Zuo Nian's shoulder and spoke solemnly.

Li Li seemed to have been poisoned and his throat was mute. He didn't say much, but just looked at Hua Ye in a daze from time to time.

"Don't worry about my master, it's my own destiny!" Hua Ye rushed down the slope and trotted towards the main road as he spoke.

I just think we should save him. I don't plan to take him with me. His silver hair is too eye-catching!

I don't know how long I walked before I saw the stone forest outside Xingxiu City in the distance. The sun had already risen from the east to the west sky.

Everyone had already drunk up all the water they brought with them, their throats were smoking with thirst, and some were dizzy.

In a daze, I seemed to see an oasis far away in the horizon, yet right before my eyes...

＜That must be a mirage!＞

Hua Ye and Mu Qi shook their heads frantically and knocked a few more times.

"We'll be at the Stone Forest soon, hold on!"

She moved her little ears, and from behind came the sound of a group of cavalrymen galloping across the yellow sand.

She instantly became nervous, her little heart in her chest beating so fast that she felt like she was about to suffocate.

"Hurry up! The Tibetan army is coming at us. If you don't want to lose your life, run!"

Behind him, the vast Tibetan army emerged from the sand slope...

When everyone heard the sound, they turned their heads and rushed forward as if they were injected with chicken blood. With their lives in danger, they had no choice but to run for their lives.

Hua Ye was pulled forward desperately by Zuo Nian, and Mu Qi took out a flare from his waist and pulled it out.

Well, this group of people was completely exposed in front of the army.

The people who were lying in ambush in the stone forest came out and looked around, confirming that they were one of their own.

More than 20 brown horses of the same color emerged from the stone forest and galloped towards Hua Ye and his group...

Behind them, the Tibetans, riding on tall and mighty horses, galloped towards them, drawing their bows and arrows, aiming at their figures...

As long as the order was given, the flying arrows would fall on them. In a flash, the herd of horses rushed to them.

Hua Ye jumped onto the horse's back first, and the arrow seemed to have smelled her scent and shot straight towards her galloping back.

The sound of the arrow was getting closer and closer. Hua Ye, who had been prepared in advance, still had no time to react. He only heard the sound of the arrow piercing the flesh and blood dripping.

Hua Ye looked back...