Strategy of Prince's Concubine's Rebellion

Chapter 1487

Murong Chen was afraid that he would hurt the people on the horse, so he put away his sword and strode towards the petite figure.

The owner of the caravan on the carriage became anxious, opened the curtain and got out of the carriage.

She hurriedly stepped forward and grabbed Murong Chen's sleeves, and said with a flattering smile: "Hero, please don't embarrass my little brother. He is timid and easily scared."

Murong Chen didn't say a word, he just glanced coldly at the woman's hand holding his sleeve, exuding a silent but cruel aura.

The Yan soldiers who were resting under the tree also gathered around.

He has a tall and strong body, coupled with the aura of killing that emanates from him after years of fighting.

Just standing there made the vendors who usually do business unconsciously tremble in their calves.

The older woman had been traveling around since she was a child, and she knew they were not ordinary people when she saw this situation.

She smiled ingratiatingly again and let go of Murong Chen's arm.

"This hero, my little brother is most afraid of seeing outsiders. Otherwise, don't embarrass him. I have many small items from the Xiliang royal family in my caravan. How many can you choose?"

Murong Chen was too lazy to answer and brushed the dust off his arms disdainfully. Without even looking at the woman, he continued to walk towards the petite figure.

When he walked up to him, he raised his hands and said loudly: "This brother, I'm offended!"

Just as he was about to step forward and lift his curtain hat, he saw the man pulling the reins hard and shouting: "Drive!"

The horse neighed, raised its front hooves, and ran forward quickly.

If Murong Chen hadn't been agile and dodged quickly, he would have almost been kicked directly in the chest by the horse and then trampled on it hard.

"Be careful, Your Highness!"

Fei Shi screamed.

However, they did not expect that the man on horseback would suddenly rush out, and they were all caught off guard.

When Murong Chen heard the voice, he was even more certain that the petite figure was the person he thought about day and night.

He put his fingers in his mouth and whistled.

The thundering horse under the tree in the distance heard the master's order and galloped over immediately.

Murong Chen lifted up the hem of his clothes, flew up on his horse with great grace, shook the reins, and chased after him with all his strength.

"Xue'er, be careful, don't run so fast!
Xue'er, if you don't keep your feet flat, it's too dangerous! "The man on horseback was not willing to listen. He kept whipping the horse and rushed forward like crazy.

The thundering horse travels thousands of miles in a day. Although it started last, it didn't take long before it kept pace with the horses in front.

"Xue'er, it's you! It must be you, right?"

Murong Chen's heart was filled with excitement.

"Brother Chen really misses you. If he doesn't see you again, he will go crazy!

Don't be angry and go back with Brother Chen. "

The man on horseback paid no attention to it.

He raised his riding whip again and again, as if he had made up his mind to get rid of the pursuer even if he died.

"Drive! Drive!"

"Xue'er! Xue'er, stop! It's really dangerous if it continues like this..."

Before Murong Chen finished speaking, he saw a sleeve arrow flying directly towards him.

He scurried away, then opened his mouth in shock.

"Xue'er, you...haven't you forgiven me yet?
All this is a misunderstanding!
Stop and let Brother Chen explain it to you. "

Instead of stopping, the horse went faster and faster.

For a moment, I just heard an "ah" sound.

Sure enough, when riding a horse with your legs hooked, your body will lean forward when the speed increases.

In addition, the speed was so fast that the petite figure on the horse lost its stability for a moment and began to sway, as if it was about to fall off the horse.

Upon seeing this, Murong Chen quickly flew up from the thunder horse.

He rushed over, hugged the petite figure, and pulled him off the horse.

The two of them rolled down together, until they rolled into the grass beside the river at the foot of the slope.

(End of this chapter)