The fake imperial concubine was spoiled by the Six Palaces

Chapter 104 The Great Oolong

The autumn wind was still blowing by my ears, with bursts of coldness, which made people panic.

Su raised his head slightly, just in time to bump into Qi Huai's deep eyes, which were full of concern.

"Your Majesty, how are you?" Su's soft tone was filled with strong tremors.

Su Qingwei was really terrified, she had never seen such a dangerous scene.

"I'm fine."

Only then did Su Qingyuan notice the injured Lin Zhaoyi, and Qi Huai called for the imperial physician.

Lin Zhaoyi's blood flowed down her red Hufu, which looked shocking. Su Qingwei was protected by Qi Huai behind her, and she could only see Lin Zhaoyi's back, which was stained red with blood.

Qi Huai helped Lin Zhaoyi up, and Lin Zhaoyi leaned against Qi Huai's arms, her face was as pale as paper, and there were tears in her eyes.

"Your Majesty, are you alright?" Even though she was injured, Lin Zhaoyi was still worried about Qi Huai.

Su Weiwei felt very touching.

Qi Huai frowned, "I'm fine, and my concubine will be fine."

Lin Zhaoyi seemed relieved, "That's good, that's good..."

She kept repeating these three words, and tightly grasped the back of Qi Huai's hand.

Lin Zhaoyi was not in good health, and now she was not only frightened, but also injured, and after a while, she passed out.

Su Weiwei was frightened to death, thinking that Lin Zhaoyi was gone, so she cried anxiously, tears running down her face, "Sister Zhaoyi, she..."

He also remembered that Qi Huai loved Lin Zhaoyi the most, so he changed his words and wanted to comfort Qi Huai.

"It's okay, she'll wake up after a short rest, don't worry." Qi Huai took Su Qingqing's hand, but his eyes were fixed on Lin Zhaoyi's injured place.

Hearing this, Su Qingwei wiped her face in embarrassment, she really didn't mean to curse Lin Zhaoyi.

It was the first time she encountered such a thing, she had no experience, so how could she know this.

There was a big oolong, afraid that Qi Huai would blame him for cursing Lin Zhaoyi, so he tightly closed his mouth, planning not to speak again.

The assassin was also trapped not far away by Su Zifei and others, and the imperial physician was quickly brought over by the guards.

The imperial physician pulled out the arrow, and Lin Zhaoyi immediately cried out in pain.

When the arrow was pulled out, the arrow was still stained with Lin Zhaoyi's blood, which was particularly shocking.

"How is Zhaoyi?" Qi Huai asked.

The imperial physician wiped off his sweat, "Don't worry, Your Majesty, although Lady Zhaoyi has suffered a little injury, fortunately it did not hurt her vitals, and the arrow is not poisonous. I will bandage Zhaoyi first, and it will be fine after a period of recuperation."

Qi Huai nodded.

The imperial physician sterilized Lin Zhaoyi's back, and began to bandage Lin Zhaoyi to stop the bleeding.

Su Zifei and others over there also ended the battle and came to report to Qi Huai.

"Back to the emperor, the five assassins have committed suicide by taking poison, and they are all dead soldiers."

They had already taken poison before they came, and they didn't intend to live. Naturally, they would not leave any evidence for their investigation.

Over the years, Qi Huai has encountered countless such things, but this time Lin Zhaoyi was injured, which was somewhat unexpected.

Then he nodded lightly and told everyone to go back.

Lin Zhaoyi was injured and couldn't ride a horse, so Qi Huai asked someone to prepare a carriage.

During this period, Lin Zhaoyi never let go of Qi Huai's hand.

Thanks to Lin Zhaoyi, Su Qingqing also had a carriage, together with Qi Huai and Lin Zhaoyi.

On the way, Qi Huai kept silent, and the carriage was too quiet.

Su Qingyuan didn't know how to speak, so she could only keep silent, stealing a glance at Qi Huai from time to time.

Qi Huai kept his head down, Su Qingqing didn't know where he was looking.

But I also know that Qi Huai must be looking at Lin Zhaoyi.

Lin Zhaoyi was injured, her face was pale, her eyes were tightly closed, and she remained motionless, looking more and more fragile.

(End of this chapter)