Runaway Mengfei is not easy to mess with

Chapter 891
When Yier heard this, he became impatient, the prince is retreating, and the princess has run away, when the prince comes out, do they still want to die?Especially from the guard's report, Sui County is simply a den of robbers, if a noble person like the Crown Princess loses a strand of hair there, I'm afraid everyone can't bear it.

They all asked the princess to think twice.

Xilinglan sneered: "Don't think twice, Sui County is my Xilinglan's fief, and my fief can't even stay with the people I send. Look, who is so sacred, dare to be so presumptuous!"

Yi Er knew that he couldn't stop him, so he could only suggest: "Then the Crown Princess should bring more manpower. Sui County is in a state of confusion and confusion. Although you are a good martial artist, Crown Princess, you still need manpower to inquire about the news. Why don't you arrange a team of people to escort the princess to go."

Xiling was supposed to be rejected, but after thinking about it, although I am not afraid, but now the situation in Sui County is unknown, it is better to be more cautious, especially what Er Er said that manpower is needed to inquire about the news, it is indeed needed, and if Sui County is recovered, manpower is also needed for the time being Management can only be taken over after training.

Immediately agreed, Er Er is also an activist, and quickly selected dozens of elite players, plus four maids of glutinous rice balls and rice wine, and handed over to Zi Eleven to lead the team.

In one night, the manpower was fixed, the luggage was prepared, and the secret guards and intelligence departments of the Prince's Mansion were ordered to secretly protect the Crown Princess and send back news of the Crown Princess at any time.

Early in the morning, Xiling Lan entered the palace to bid farewell to the Emperor Chu, and left the capital with a group of people.

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In the northern desert, yellow sand filled the sky.The sun is hot.

It was noon, the sand was scorching hot, and even the air was scorching hot. Taking a breath, it seemed that even the lungs would be burned.

Even the strongest man in Beimo would not pick this time to go out.

In the desert under the scorching sun, except for the long yellow sand and the air that is about to burn, there is no sign of any animal activity.

A group of people riding tall horses and holding sharp scimitars galloped in the desert under the scorching sun, looking hurriedly, reining in the horses under them from time to time, observing the traces on the ground, and then adjusting their direction.

On the yellow sand, there is still a faint imprint of a horseshoe, and a line of blood stains, which have been absorbed by the yellow sand under the high temperature, turning into brown sand.A gust of wind blows away, and these brown sand grains quickly disappear into the vast yellow sand.

After the group of people ran wildly for a while, their speed became slower and slower. Most of them got off their horses to search for clues, but to no avail. The skin was dry and cracked, the clothes were drenched with sweat and then dried, and then drenched and dried, a thin layer of salt frost condensed.

Even so, no one dared to say anything, and they all continued to search for clues silently.

It wasn't until someone couldn't hold on anymore, his body went limp, and he collapsed on the yellow sand, like a signal, and several people fell down one after another. The big man in the lead looked around. After seeing the traces of animals, he reluctantly said: "Go back, he is seriously injured in this weather, I'm afraid he won't be able to escape this desert!" Rehmannia glutinosa, walk away.

The group of men behind also quickly put the fainted man on the back of the horse, and also rode away.

In the distance, behind a few sand dunes, a man in black with his head covered was leading a camel and was slowly moving forward. The hot weather didn't seem to have any effect on him, and his steps were not slow. Big, but very regular, every step seems to be as accurate as measured with a ruler.

(End of this chapter)