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The journey was not smooth sailing. Although the weather had been fine for the past two days and they had not encountered any bandits, an unexpected incident still struck without warning.

Su Li was walking along the caravan, feeling rather bored, when she suddenly heard a painful neighing from ahead.

The sound was shrill and desperate. Then, dust kicked up by the horses' hooves filled the air, and the entire procession gradually came to a stop.

The brother and sister were confused and didn't know what was going on ahead, nor did they dare to rush forward and cause trouble.

They waited anxiously for the better part of an hour, but the caravan still showed no sign of continuing its journey.

Su Li could no longer contain herself. Her eyes filled with anxiety. After carefully scanning her surroundings, she hurriedly walked to a waiter beside her.

The guy, who had been chatting with them quite congenially, was now standing by the roadside with a worried look on his face, gazing ahead.

Su Li bowed slightly, her face displaying just the right amount of politeness and concern, and asked softly,

"Brother, what exactly happened up ahead? Is there some serious problem? When will the caravan be able to set off? We'd like to prepare accordingly."

The waiter frowned deeply, let out a heavy sigh, and his voice was full of helplessness.

"Oh dear, the horse pulling the cargo in front accidentally twisted its ankle. The team leader asked the vet to treat it, but the horse was too aggressive and kicked the vet, injuring him."

"It was struggling so violently that its leg injury got worse. Judging from the situation, it might not be able to continue this afternoon."

Upon hearing this, a barely perceptible hint of seriousness flashed across Su Li's previously calm face.

The delivery deadline for caravan goods is set in advance. If there is any delay, not only will a high penalty be paid, but the caravan's reputation will also be seriously affected.

The horse's leg is seriously injured, and the veterinarian was also kicked. If the horse is further agitated, it may really go berserk.

If other people or horses are accidentally injured, things could get out of control...

At this moment, although the team leader tried his best to remain calm, the fine beads of sweat on his forehead betrayed his inner anxiety.

He pursed his lips and paced back and forth, his gaze occasionally sweeping over the injured and agitated horse.

Suddenly, he stopped, straightened his back, and looked intently at the men around him, as if he had finally made up his mind.

"Listen up! When the time is right, lasso it with a rope. Remember, safety first, no one should get hurt. The person in charge of the goods, quickly organize your men and gently guide it to the side of the road."

"If we let it run rampant through the caravan and something happens to these goods, our entire caravan will be held responsible. Let's hurry up and not waste any time!"

But the horse had completely gone mad.

Its eyes were wide open, filled with terrifying bloodshot veins, revealing a fierce glint, and it kept exhaling heavy hot air from its mouth.

As soon as someone gets close, it suddenly raises its front hooves and kicks wildly in the air, while its hind legs kick restlessly from side to side, and its body twists and struggles violently.

As it struggled violently, the wound on its injured leg was torn open, and blood gushed out, dripping down its calf and staining the surrounding earth a dark red.

The carriage behind us was also shaken violently, making creaking noises, as if it might fall apart at any moment.

Suddenly, with a "thud," something fell from the carriage, followed by a crisp cracking sound—the sound of cargo breaking.

No one dared to step forward easily.

The team leader frowned, a hint of anxiety and helplessness flashing in his eyes. He took a deep breath and pushed through the crowd, preparing to personally tame the horses.

But just then, a figure blocked his way.

Upon closer inspection, the team leader realized that the person who had arrived was actually the older brother of the Su siblings.

He frowned, about to reprimand her, when he saw Su Xiangyang turn her head and look at him seriously.

“Team leader, I have studied a few medical books and treated many livestock in my hometown. I have some experience in this area. In my opinion, this horse’s current madness is not just due to its leg injury.”

As Su Xiangyang spoke, his eyes were fixed on the horse, observing its every subtle movement.

"Judging from its behavior, its muscles were tense, its eyes were wild, its breathing was rapid, and it was aggressive towards everything around it. Under normal circumstances, even if a horse is in excruciating pain from a leg injury, it would not be this out of control."

"I suspect that it may have accidentally ingested some special herbs when it should have been resting, which caused it to become abnormally manic, and the foot injury further triggered this manic state."

The team leader listened to his eloquent explanation, and his tightly furrowed brows relaxed slightly. A hint of hesitation flashed in his eyes, and he then gestured to his men not to make any rash moves for the time being.

After receiving tacit permission, Su Xiangyang cautiously approached the horses.

He moved lightly and slowly, his eyes always fixed on the horse's every move, his hands slightly outstretched in a soothing gesture.

Taking advantage of the moment when the horse paused briefly and relaxed its guard, he rushed forward and swiftly grabbed its reins.

The horse stiffened, sensing an unfamiliar force, and instantly prepared to struggle violently again.

At this critical moment, Su Xiangyang quickly reached out and touched an acupoint under its forelimb, and began to massage it gently.

His fingers moved skillfully and gently, applying just the right amount of pressure as he pressed the acupoints one after another.

Amazingly, the horse gradually calmed down under his massage, stopped struggling wildly, and only occasionally pawed its hooves restlessly.

Everyone, including the team leader, was stunned. Their mouths were slightly open, and their faces were filled with shock and disbelief.

She stood there blankly, watching Su Xiangyang gently stroke the horse and murmur words of comfort.

Turning around, Su Xiangyang handed the reins to the team leader, then calmly walked into the bushes, his eyes carefully searching through them.

Before long, he found the herbs he wanted.

He chewed the herbs and was about to walk to the horse's hind leg to apply the medicine when the leader suddenly gave a soft shout:

"Be careful! The team's veterinarian applied medicine to it like this before, and it's still lying on the ground. If you rashly approach the horse's hind legs, you might get kicked by it too."

Su Xiangyang looked at the team leader with a reassuring look and said firmly, "Team leader, don't worry, I know what I'm doing."

Having said that, he slowly walked toward the horse's hind legs.

As we walked, I spoke softly to the horse, trying to soothe its emotions.

When he approached the horse's hind legs, the horse moved slightly but showed no intention of attacking.

Su Xiangyang seized the opportunity and quickly applied the herbs to the horse's injured leg.

The horse didn't struggle at all; it even snorted contentedly.

The crowd looked at Su Xiangyang with increasing astonishment, their eyes filled with admiration and praise.