Quick Transmigration: The Beautiful Host Wants to Have Both Love and Career

Ran Cang interrupted her subordinate, her eyes filled with determination and resolve:

"Okay, I...I'm going...to...find them..."

Although her voice was weak, it conveyed an undeniable power.

"Yes, find them and ask them clearly... ask them clearly..."

Her voice was choked with emotion, as if she were expressing her inner pain and confusion.

As she spoke, Ran Cang wiped away the tears that had been streaming down her face.

The tears seemed impossible to wipe away, flowing endlessly, just as the sorrow in his heart could not be contained.

Her voice choked with emotion and trembled:

"I'm going to find them..."

Her gaze drifted into the distance, as if searching for those two familiar figures, searching for the answer in her heart.

She knew that only by finding them could she unravel the mystery in her heart and escape this endless pain and fear.

His subordinate, his face filled with anxiety, hurriedly stepped forward, raising his hands slightly as if to stop Ran Cang's actions, and tried to dissuade him again:

"Young lady, you must not act so impulsively!"

Mr. Yun's orders are not to be disobeyed.

If something goes wrong due to your rash action, I really cannot bear the responsibility.

Think about it, since the adults have given such an order, there must be a deeper meaning behind it. Why would you go against their wishes?

Ran Cang remained completely unmoved.

Her eyes revealed an extremely resolute look, as if she had made some kind of major decision.

She gritted her teeth and said:

“I am determined to do so. If you do not allow me to go, I will kill myself right now.”

As she spoke, she struggled to get up.

However, due to his extremely weak body, he felt dizzy and shaky as soon as he moved.

Upon seeing this, the subordinate was greatly alarmed. He quickly reached out and firmly supported Ran Cang, his face full of helplessness and his tone filled with worry:

"Young lady, why are you doing this to yourself?"

Mr. Yun must have his reasons for not letting you go back.

It's extremely dangerous for you to disregard your own health and insist on leaving.

"Sir, he's always been thorough in his work; his decision is definitely for your own good."

Ran Cang bit her lip tightly until it turned white, and tears welled up in her eyes again, rolling down like beads from a broken string.

She choked up as she said, "I don't care, I have to find them and find out what really happened."

I can't just stay here without knowing why.

I have so many doubts and so much anxiety in my heart; only by finding them can I find peace of mind.

Seeing Ran Cang's resolute determination, the subordinate knew that there was nothing he could do to stop her.

He sighed helplessly and said slowly:

"Since you insist, young lady, I have no choice but to comply."

But please, young lady, take good care of yourself. If anything happens to you, I will be held responsible to the death.

Ran Cang nodded slightly and, with the careful assistance of his subordinates, slowly stood up.

Her body was still extremely weak, as if a gentle breeze could knock her over.

But the belief in her heart was like a blazing flame, supporting her as she walked forward step by step.

She knew that only by finding Yun Suisi and Jun Sui could she unravel the mystery in her heart and escape this endless pain and fear.

She didn't want to remain lost any longer; she wanted to bravely pursue the answers, even if the road ahead was full of difficulties and obstacles.

On his way back, Ran Cang was already weak and his steps were heavy. His heart was full of concern and worry for Yun Suisi and Jun Sui.

As I was walking, I suddenly heard a commotion ahead, and someone in the crowd was shouting in panic:

"Oh no! Heijo has fallen!"

These words struck Ran Cang's heart like a heavy hammer.

Her body jolted violently, and her mind went completely blank for a moment.

Pingcheng has fallen?

Her eyes widened in disbelief, and a strong sense of unease and fear welled up inside her!

"Girl, you must hold on."

Seeing Ran Cang's reaction, his subordinate quickly tried to comfort him, but his own tone was also full of worry.

Ran Cang bit her lip tightly, trying to calm herself down, but her heart was in turmoil.

Just then, more news came that several passersby who were hurrying by were talking in hushed tones.

"Have you heard? All the officers in Pingcheng have died in battle!"

A man with a weathered face lowered his voice and spoke, his expression filled with shock and grief.

"What? How could this happen?"

The other, slightly younger man stared wide-eyed, his face filled with disbelief.

When Ran Cang heard this, his head buzzed as if a thunderclap had exploded in his ears.

Her heart felt as if it were being gripped tightly by an invisible hand, making it almost impossible for her to breathe.

Did all the officers of Pingcheng die in battle?

What about Yun Suisi and Jun Sui?

Were they among them?

Countless terrifying thoughts flashed through Ran Cang's mind. Her face turned ashen, and her body trembled involuntarily.

"Young lady, don't listen to their nonsense. Maybe the news is inaccurate."

Seeing Ran Cang's reaction, his subordinate quickly tried to comfort him again.

But his tone was also full of worry and unease, after all, such news was truly astonishing.

Ran Cang tried her best to suppress the fear and grief in her heart, but her mind was still in turmoil.

She couldn't accept this outcome; she had to find Yun Suisi and Jun Sui to confirm their safety.

"Let's go, let's speed up."

Ran Cang's voice trembled slightly, but his eyes revealed a determined light.

She knew this was not the time to panic; she had to find them as soon as possible, and she couldn't give up even if there was only a sliver of hope.

They continued on their journey, Ran Cang's heart heavy with sorrow.

Every word or phrase about the fall of Pingcheng and the officers' deaths struck her heart like a heavy hammer.

This made her steps heavier and heavier, as if each step was on thorns.

The images of Yun Suisi and Jun Sui kept flashing through her mind.

Their smiles and their words seem so close, yet so far away.

As I was walking, I suddenly heard a group of people gathered together ahead, seemingly discussing something.

A thought struck her, and she quickly stepped forward.

"what are you guys saying?"

Ran Cang asked urgently, his voice trembling slightly.

One of them glanced at Ran Cang, hesitated for a moment, and said:

"I heard that all the officers in Pingcheng died in battle. It's so tragic."

Moreover, Heisei has also fallen, and now there is chaos everywhere.

No one knows when this war will end.

The officers fought to the death, resisting with their bare hands until only pieces of flesh and blood remained; not a single one survived.

Upon hearing this, Ran Cang felt a wave of dizziness and his face turned deathly pale.

Her body trembled slightly, as if the last glimmer of hope in her heart had been cruelly extinguished by these words.

But she was still unwilling to accept it; she couldn't believe that Yun Suisi and Jun Sui had left like this.

"Girl, let's keep searching. Maybe they're still alive."

His subordinate reassured her again, holding Ran Cang tightly, afraid that she might not be able to hold on.

Ran Cang nodded, but she knew that this was probably just a way of comforting herself.

They continued walking forward, Ran Cang's heart filled with trepidation and unease.

She didn't know what awaited her, but she knew she had to find Yun Suisi and Jun Sui, no matter the cost.

However, at this moment, her heart was shrouded in endless despair. The news that no one had survived was like a heavy shackle, making it almost impossible for her to breathe.

With the support of his subordinates, Ran Cang continued to walk forward with difficulty, his heart filled with despair and pain.

On the city wall of Pingcheng, several familiar clothes were hanging, including those of Yun Suisi and Jun Sui.

Ran Cang's eyes widened, and tears instantly blurred her vision.

She broke free from her subordinates' support and ran frantically toward the city wall.

"No...this is not true..."