I think my luck is turning around.

Shi San's voice wasn't loud, but in such a quiet environment, it wasn't so quiet. Seven or eight people emerged from the bushes, their swords and knives clearly not in the same league as Shi San's firearms. Those people naturally assumed that what Shi San used was no ordinary weapon; such concealed weapons, without moving an inch, could kill without a trace.

"We're just bandits, please spare our lives, grandma."

As they spoke, the men threw their swords and knives on the ground. It was not only because Shi San's weapons were terrifying, but also because Shi San himself was terrifying. Even An Ge was afraid of Shi San; the things Shi San had experienced were far beyond what ordinary people could endure.

Shi San merely glanced at the person who spoke; to be honest, she didn't care who these people were. Whether they were refugees forced by poverty or wicked bandits, anyone who blocked her path would pay the price.

How much money do you have on you?

The bandits were taken aback for a moment, then hurriedly took out their valuables. Shi San glanced at them in the moonlight. She wasn't the type to know anything about valuables, so she only took the currency and didn't touch any of the other goods that needed to be exchanged.

"The rest of you, take them and get out!"

Actually, it wasn't much money. If these people were rich, why would they be robbing people here? Shi San weighed the money in his hand, then continued walking forward, with An Ge naturally following behind.

"Host! Watch out behind you!"

Just as Mu An reminded him, Shi San fired her gun. The gunshot echoed through the forest once more, followed by another silence. Then the bandits scattered in all directions. Shi San was simply too strong; it was as if she had supernatural vision, accurately hitting the man in the forehead. An Ge stood aside, filled with astonishment. This was the ability of a top-tier assassin!

Shi San looked ahead. Everyone else had already finished running. He decided to continue on his way. Maybe he could reach Yanglin City before dawn, and then he could rest in peace.

Along the way, An Ge followed closely behind Shi San, not daring to stray too far. Shi San could truly protect her safety; his pace was also swift, and An Ge was already exhausted from that night.

As dawn broke, the city gates of Yanglin City opened, and Shi San and An Ge, who was being helped, finally arrived. An Ge felt as if her feet didn't belong to her, as if she were about to be destroyed.

Upon entering the city, An Ge followed Shi San to the third shop in the east of the city. As soon as she entered, she said directly, "Du Jingcheng, Ji Xixi, we need two rooms. We want to rest."

After saying that, the man quickly went to prepare. The room was in the backyard, and An Ge fell asleep as soon as her head hit the bed. Shi San also quickly went to rest. She didn't know how long she slept, only that when she woke up it was already time for dinner. An Ge was woken up by Shi San, ate dinner, and then went back to sleep. Shi San then immediately arranged for them to prepare the means of transportation for the next day.

Looking at the darkening sky and the twinkling stars, Shi San felt that the other person inside her body showed no signs of coming out. Shi San was worried, but there was nothing she could do; it all depended on Ji Xixi's willingness to come out.

The next morning, An Ge got up and washed up; she had slept so well. Shi San was already standing at the door, looking An Ge up and down, and asked, "Can you ride a horse?"

"Probably, since I've played polo before."

Shi San arranged two horses last night. It was a little difficult for An Ge to mount them, but she finally managed to get on. The horses were specially chosen to be gentle. An Ge liked the horse very much and tried walking a few steps.

Upon reaching the city gate, they continued their journey, riding at breakneck speed, and arrived in the capital city in just five days. As the two were about to enter the capital, they were horrified by the scene at the city gate. A human head was hanging there. No one on the roadside dared to speak of it. Shi San, though puzzled, went inside anyway, but An Ge was too frightened to move.

An Ge had never seen such a scene before; it was truly terrifying.

"An Ge, get on your horse, I'll lead it inside."