After interpenetrating with Lord Hou, he became addicted to house fighting

Chapter 495 True Order

Although the three of Chu Dunmin were not weak, their physical strength could not be compared with well-trained people, so after running five miles, the three of them couldn't hold on.

The fourth prince turned his head frequently, with tears running down his face.

Chu Dunmin sighed: "Your Highness, you have to cheer up and protect yourself, so as to be worthy of those people who sacrificed their lives for righteousness.

"In the future, find out the truth and avenge them!"

The fourth prince raised his sleeves to wipe away his tears, and nodded vigorously: "Okay! I will!"

The three of them identified their direction and continued to flee.

After running another two miles, Zheng Shijing shouted from behind: "Fourth Young Master! Wait for us!"

The three of them looked at each other in amazement, and the fourth prince even stroked his chest, "Yes... I was hallucinating? Why did I hear Zheng Shijing's voice?"

Chu Zhiwen hurriedly said, "It was indeed his voice, did they escape?"

The three of them turned around and looked back, and saw Zheng Shijing rushing over with his subordinates, all leading their horses.

Zheng Shijing stepped forward, he was full of gratitude for his survival after the catastrophe, and excitedly told the three of them what happened to them.

It turned out that when they were about to fight to the death, more than a dozen gray-clothed men and women appeared in the diagonal stabbing, blocking the dead soldiers for them.

Although they do not have an advantage in numbers, they have an absolute upper hand in terms of force.

"They helped us solve our troubles and asked us to give a message to His Royal Highness," Zheng Shijing said.

The fourth prince was puzzled, "I don't know such a person."

"They said they were entrusted by Young Master Cao," Zheng Shijing said, "and said that Young Master Cao paid a huge price for this."

The fourth prince was very grateful, "Zi Ji really helped me a lot!"

Zheng Shijing added: "They also said they would escort us all the way back to Beijing."

This time, uncle and nephew Chu Dunmin also felt relieved. With such a person secretly protecting them, their safety would be guaranteed.

The news was quickly delivered to Cao Gang.

Cao Gang also wondered that he could not have so many people with outstanding combat power in his hand.

On the contrary, he was the one who found those heroes who went to deal with the Jianghu people before.

After thinking for a while, he realized that the gray-clothed master must have been sent by Rong Zigu to protect the Yue family's uncle and eldest brother-in-law.

As for the fourth prince, it should be by the way, right?

Although it is a bit outrageous to say so, it must be the order in Rong Zigu's mind.

Naturally, good news cannot be kept from him, so Cao Gang wrote a letter and wanted to pass it on to Rong An through military channels.

But they didn't know that the letter arrived at Xu's residence halfway.

After seeing it, Rong An secretly called it a fluke.

Fortunately, he sent Rong Tu to Sioux City later.

This time Chu Dunmin's uncle and nephew went to Beijing with the fourth prince, Jun Ke's people stayed behind to continue to protect Chu Dunru, and Rong Tu sent most of the people he brought to escort the three.

He himself led the rest of the people to follow Rong Zhan to do things.

Speaking of Rong Zhan, after arriving in the south, he didn't stop in Sioux City, but went directly to the secret mine.

It took a lot of effort to send a few people in.

Jun Ke's men and Rong Tu followed his orders and cut off the main traffic route from the mine.

There was not enough manpower, and Rong Zhan even used his contacts to invite many Jianghu gangs to help.

Then, taking advantage of the dark moon and high wind, they attacked from both inside and outside, and took down the mine.

Of course, things are easy to say, but not so easy in practice.

The price to pay for this is not small.

(End of this chapter)