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It's not a pleasant feeling to have your superpowers depleted.

In order to change that one word as accurately as possible, Jiang Wansang instantly exhausted all of his special abilities.

This was the feeling she had only experienced in her previous life when she had narrowly escaped death from the robbery of her supplies by that man.

Draining all superpowers in an instant is more mentally taxing than draining them slowly.

If it weren't for her willpower and the support of Pei Zhanzhou, Jiang Wansang would have fainted long ago.

Fortunately, they met Zhao Zhizhi who came hurriedly after a while.

Seeing Jiang Wansang's pale face and clearly not in good condition, Zhao Zhizhi didn't care that Master Pei was beside her. She rushed over and hugged Jiang Wansang, "What's wrong with you? Are you hurt?"

"I'm fine..." Jiang Wansang's voice was a little weak. "Zhizhi, we had been hunting in the south of Lingsheng Mountain. After the loud noise, my horse was frightened and we were separated. It was the Imperial Master who saved me, did you know?"

Zhao Zhizhi didn't know what was going on, but it seemed that she understood what Jiang Wansang meant.

She looked at Pei Zhanzhou hesitantly and nodded.

Jiang Wansang finally breathed a sigh of relief, "Then I'll faint first."

After saying that, she closed her eyes and fell directly into Pei Zhanzhou's arms.

Zhao Zhizhi: “???”

She had lived for so many years and had seen many strange cases, but this was the first time she had seen someone faint like this.

What a great experience!

Just as Zhao Zhizhi was sighing, Pei Zhanzhou immediately picked up the fainted person and carried her sideways, "I'll take her back first."

After saying this, he held Jiang Wansang in one hand, jumped onto the horse with the other, and rode away.

Zhao Zhizhi was shocked.

Why did the scene just now make her feel that Wanwan and the Imperial Preceptor looked like a good match?

This time Jiang Wansang slept for a long time. When she woke up again, she had returned to Tingsang Pavilion.

Because of the arrival of the Sky Stone, the Spring Hunt had to end early, and that happened two days ago.

Jiang Wansang woke up after two days of coma and felt extremely hungry. Just as he was about to call Zheliu, a bowl of warm porridge appeared in front of him.

Jiang Wansang then noticed that there was another person sitting beside the bed, it was Pei Zhanzhou.

She didn't have time to say anything more, she took the bowl and started drinking.

The porridge was a little cold, but Jiang Wansang drank the whole bowl in just a few mouthfuls, but she was still hungry.

"Any more?"

Having not eaten for two days and having consumed a huge amount of mental energy before fainting, Jiang Wansang felt that he was so hungry that he could swallow a cow.

As if they had telepathy, Zheliu pushed the door open with a bowl of hot porridge.

Seeing Jiang Wansang wake up, Zhe Liu walked over with a look of surprise on his face, "Miss, you are finally awake! I..."

Before she could finish her words, Jiang Wansang took the porridge from her hand and drank it in just a few mouthfuls.

Although she wasn't completely full yet, Jiang Wansang finally recovered and looked at Zhe Liu in surprise. "We are so in tune with each other. You brought me food the moment I woke up."

Upon hearing this, Zhe Liu turned around and glanced at Pei Zhanzhou, who had been sitting next to him, and quickly said, "It was the Imperial Master who ordered us to always have a bowl of hot porridge ready, saying that the young lady would surely be hungry when she woke up."

She stole a glance at Pei Zhanzhou and saw that he wasn't angry at what she said, so she quickly added, "The young lady fainted these past two days, and the Imperial Preceptor has been accompanying her in Tingsang Ge. And Miss Zhao comes to visit every day."

The others were as dead as a whim. They lived in the same house but were unwilling to send anyone to ask about the young lady. They really didn't care about the young lady at all!

Jiang Wansang didn't expect Pei Zhanzhou would always stay with her, and her heart moved slightly.

She opened her mouth and asked hesitantly, "With something as big as a meteorite, shouldn't you, the Imperial Master, be very busy?"

Pei Zhanzhou knew what she meant, "I told the emperor that I was looking up information at the mansion, and only Zhao Zhizhi knew that I was listening to Sang Ge."

Zhao Zhizhi would definitely not tell anyone, so outsiders thought he had been staying in the Imperial Master's Mansion.

Pei Zhanzhou looked at Jiang Wansang deeply and said in a low voice, "Compared to those things, your sudden fainting concerns me more."

Jiang Wansang was completely unexpected by such straightforward words, and was instinctively stunned for a moment.

However, Zheliu next to him almost couldn't suppress the smile on his face.

Lin Tong always told her about what happened between the young lady and the Imperial Master. She originally thought that Lin Tong was overthinking it, but judging from the Imperial Master's reaction in the past two days, it seemed that this was really the case.

If this person is the Imperial Master, he must be a thousand times better than the Seventh Prince.

Because the Imperial Master would never ask the young lady to sacrifice herself for him, and would always support her. He would not always say things like "you have to understand me" to the young lady.

Zhe Liu didn't want to disturb the two of them, so he quietly retreated and considerately closed the door.

There was no way she could hide her actions from Pei Zhanzhou and Jiang Wansang, but neither of them told anyone.

Jiang Wansang inexplicably hesitated to look Pei Zhanzhou in the eye. "I'm fine, it's just... my internal energy is depleted."

Pei Zhanzhou knew what the reaction was when one's internal energy was exhausted, so he naturally didn't believe her words, but he didn't ask any further questions.

Jiang Wansang coughed lightly and took the initiative to change the subject: "What's the outside world's reaction to that piece of heavenly stone?"

Pei Zhanzhou didn't rush to answer. Instead, he asked, "Do you have anything to tell me about what happened on that day of the Spring Hunt?"

Long before the Spring Hunt began, Jiang Wansang asked him to keep an eye on Su Huanyu, but Su Huanyu did not take any action and something still happened during the Spring Hunt.

The meteorite came from outer space in a strange way. He had seen it with his own eyes and was very sure that it was impossible for humans to do it.

But Jiang Wansang's reaction at that time was as if she had guessed that the Heavenly Stone would appear, and even knew what words were on it, so she did not leave first, and was able to tamper with the Heavenly Stone as soon as possible.

She behaved as if she could predict the future...

Jiang Wansang knew that Pei Zhanzhou was very perceptive, but the incident happened suddenly and she had no way to prepare in advance.

Now that it had happened, she knew that if she made up any excuses, she would not be able to get away with it.

But she didn't know how to explain it for the moment.

This plot in the book is the author's preference for Jiang Zihan, the girl of destiny, and is a "destiny" specially set up for her.

During the spring hunt, a meteorite with words engraved on it landed on Lingsheng Mountain, causing a huge uproar.

Jiang Zihan and Jiang Wansang, the two "Jiang family girls mentioned on the sky stone", were also pushed to the forefront.

However, the book does not explain in detail whether this plot is truly "God's will" or deliberately arranged by someone.

Because the Imperial Guards belong to Su Huanyu, and in order to legitimately restore his engagement with Jiang Zihan, Su Huanyu made many arrangements, both openly and secretly.

The appearance of that heavenly stone was too coincidental, and it seemed like it was "God's will" arranged by humans.

The reason why Jiang Wansang didn't think of it immediately was because the plot in the book happened a long time later.