Little Fubao from the farmhouse takes space to flee famine

Bai Yu brought a black horse from the stable, smoothed the horse's hair, said a few words to each person, and then put on the saddle.

"Wait, I'll do it myself." An Ran refused Bai Yu to carry her onto the horse, but the man held her armpit and threw her on the horse.

"You can't climb up on your own." Bai Yu looked at the little girl who had one foot in a stirrup and pulled her up on the saddle with both hands.

An Ran was naturally unconvinced. He gathered his strength and sat on it in one breath. There was a sway and the black horse breathed heavily and its hooves moved uneasily.

Bai Yu knew that Ta Feng was a little restless. Ta Feng was a wild horse that was tamed and made into a military mount. It traveled thousands of miles without breaking a sweat, but today he was a little anxious, so he comforted him, hoping to calm him down.

With a neigh, An Ran was almost thrown off the ground by the hoof-raising horse, which jumped into the night like a gust of wind.

Bai Yu watched Ta Feng run away, and quickly led other horses to chase him. There was also a man on top who couldn't ride a horse. He couldn't explain anything that happened.

An Ran only dared to hold on to the saddle and mane tightly, surrounded by the whistling wind, and it was so dark that he couldn't see anything.

Bai Yu, who chased out of the camp, saw that it was pitch black outside and that Ta Feng had disappeared. He turned his horse around and returned to the camp to search for anyone.

An Ran didn't dare to stand up. A branch had just scratched her head, tangled a strand of hair and tore it off.

The horse beneath her seemed to be going berserk, a wild horse that was running wild, without any regard for her life or death.

I don’t know how long it took, An Ran had the idea of ​​​​jumping a horse, but then this idea was abandoned. What is the difference between this and jumping from a car? It will either die or be injured. It will naturally stop when it is tired. Maybe it will turn around and go back on its own. .

"Ah -" A big bump caused An Ran to fly off the horse, protecting his head with both hands.

Falling from a high place, An Ran only knew that he rolled down from a very high place. His mouth hit a big stone and all the bones in his body were hurt by the fall.

The horse's neighing was still heard beside him, mixed with the cry of pain. The iron hoof hit An Ran's back, and he had to circle to avoid it.

One person and one horse were in a huge pit where they couldn't even see their fingers.

Lying peacefully on the ground, a large amount of dirt fell on his face. He shook his head to shake off the dust. It seemed that it had fallen into a pit.

It hurts so much. Only then did the reflex arc transmit the pain to his head. The poet who was not afraid of being shattered to pieces must have never felt the feeling of not wanting his limbs.

An Ran took out a flashlight and wanted to see her surroundings clearly, ha!Why are you looking at me with such big eyes?

A pair of big, reflective eyes suddenly appeared beside him, as if he had seen a cat's eyes emitting a faint light at night, and was connected to the underworld.

It turned out that the horse took her into a huge pit. If it hadn't been like this, she didn't know how long she would have been running.

I saved my life, but my leg was broken and my hand was dislocated. What is this?teeth!who?

An Ran looked at the bloody teeth on the clothes, touched them with her hands, and wondered why her lips were raised so high. She licked her tongue and realized that these were my teeth. Two of them were removed.

With limited mobility, An Ran dragged her legs and stayed against the wall of the pit. Oops!My butt hurts too!I can't sit or stand. I really didn't look at the almanac when I went out today. What an unlucky day.

The horse screamed at An Ran, raised its head and breathed, its belly undulated hugely, and it knelt on the ground.

With the help of a flashlight, An Ran saw clearly that there was a huge animal trap on the horse's leg. It belonged to her mother. If she fell off first and got caught, she would probably be quartered on the spot.

A huge green snake was coiled in the pit, causing the horses to roar and move wildly, not caring about standing up with the animal traps on their legs.

"Become a human, it's afraid." An Ran didn't want to be kicked by this horse's hooves again. It was covered with iron traps.

"Look at how embarrassed you are. It's me at the critical moment."

The green snake turned into a human, An Ran looked at the reflective green eyes, which were even scarier than the black horse's eyes. "Let me take a break first, Cai Cai, look where it is outside." She didn't know where the horse had taken her. It was probably very far away after running for so long.

Why is there something leaking from the back of my head? An Ran reaches out her hand to the back of her head, it’s harmful!Fortunately, it was blood and not brain matter, which scared me to death.

Now only my left hand can still move. Let's take a life-saving medicine first. Will it make me stupid if my brain bleeds so much?

With no energy left, An Ran closed her eyes and waited for Cai Cai to come back. She was so tired and sleepy, her eyelids were fighting, she couldn't sleep, but her brain was shutting down.

It was dawn and Cai She was nowhere to be seen. An Ran forced herself to stand up on one foot. She felt much better after taking the medicine.

The walls of the pit were very smooth, and it was impossible to climb up without ropes and ladders, and a cold mist filled the outside of the pit.

The horse next to it was also lying on the ground dying, with blood oozing from its legs, and its big eyes looked at the only living thing in front of it.

One person and the other stared at each other with big eyes, and then turned their heads away from each other.

Before An Ran could take out the ladder, there was a sound from outside, someone was coming.

"Brother Shanhe, the grass in front of the pit is no longer covered, and the prey must have been lost."

A head poked into the pit, a man and a horse under the mist.

"Brother Shanhe, there is someone here! Someone fell into the pit!"

An Ran looked up at the two heads above, and one of them shouted to her: "How did you fall into the trap?"

An Ran wanted to roll her eyes, this was not the result of the hole you dug, and you were kind enough to put such a big animal trap in it.

"Brother Shanhe, look, it's still a good horse. It seems to belong to a rich family."

The two looked around and saw that there was no one else, and their minds became active.

They got up so early and set a trap to catch some small things. Unexpectedly, they found something serious now. The horse alone was worth a lot of money.

The horse is alive and so is the man inside.

"You go back and get some more ropes to hang them all up." They didn't have many things on hand, so it would be difficult to get the horse out.

One of them flew back to get something, while the other one stayed on top of the pit.

"Little girl, where are you from and why are you here in the mountains?" The bearded man coughed and spit aside, asking for the identity of the person below the pit.

"My family lives in Yiyang City, and I rode my family's horse. The horse lost control and ran here. Uncle, if you rescue me, I will pay you a lot of money." An Ran had no choice but to put her hope in this person first. Judging from his clothes, he looked like an ordinary person. If you give her some money, she will definitely be happy to send her back.

"You are from Yiyang City. Yiyang is far away from here. How did you come to the mountains? Judging from your clothes, you must be a well-known person in your family. I will rescue you later and send you back."

An Ran felt relieved when she heard that she was going to be sent back, but she didn't expect that this place was so far away from Yiyang City and still in the mountains.

Several ropes were lowered, and a man slid down the rope into the pit. The man ignored her, but put the rope on the horse and asked the people above to pull the horse up first.

"Come here." The man took out a rope, tied it to An Ran, and asked the person above to pull it up.

An Ran grabbed the rope with her left hand. She was very light, but she was out of the pit in just two or three clicks.