The most poisonous lady

Chapter 133
Duan Yan looked at it thoughtfully for a while, "What is Tao Shilang's move?"

There was something in Tao Linyuan's words, "It's too unkind to act alone, King Yu should compete fairly with me."

The newly emerging green leaves on the tung tree are swayed by the wind, full of greenery, which is extremely disharmonious with the ice and snow, but it makes people feel happy.The snow by the stream was almost gone, and a few little rabbits jumped out from time to time, looked at them from a distance, and ran away in a hop.

Duan Yan bent her lips and revealed cruelly: "There is no fairness or unfairness in hunting. The prey is the one who falls in love first."

He himself looked down on him and let go early, who can blame him?

Tao Linyuan was rendered speechless by the refutation. Judging from the meaning of Duan Yan's words, he must have made up his mind to marry Yin Suiqing.Although they have been playing charades, both sides know what they are talking about. Yin Suiqing is the prey they are fighting for. Even if it is only on the hunting ground, they do not want to lose to each other.

For Tao Linyuan, the only way to compete with him in a fair manner is on the hunting ground.

He is not qualified to see Yin Suiqing at all now, let alone rob someone from Prince Yu.I'm afraid he was beaten out by that group of men before he even entered the Duke's Mansion of Chu State.

Tao Linyuan hammered the trunk angrily, watching Duan Yan go further and further, but he was powerless.

On the other side, Jiang Heng was also hunting.

However, his hunting was much easier than Tao Linyuan and Duan Yan's. He rode Guhong aimlessly, and when he encountered animals such as rabbits and deer, he didn't even lift his eyelids.

But Li Hong behind him set up his bow and arrow and shot it, but it missed.

He shook his head and continued to follow behind Jiang Heng, "Why doesn't King Wei open his bow? The villain sees that King Yu and Tao Shilang have already shot several prey, are you not in a hurry?"

Jiang Heng continued to walk deep into the forest, took out an arrow from his back, wiped the arrow, and smiled lightly, "What's the sense of accomplishment in hunting small animals? If you want to hunt, hunt a big one."

King Wei is preparing to...

Thinking of someone saying that there were wolves, tigers and leopards deep in the mountains, Li Hongdeng's legs went limp, and he asked tremblingly, "Your Majesty Wei, are you..."

Jiang Heng didn't notice his fear, turned around and saw that he was several steps behind, and ordered: "Hurry up, carry the quiver for me." He untied the quiver on his back and handed it to him.

Li Hong was holding the quiver with fear on his face. He knew that King Wei was so powerful that he would not be afraid of those ferocious beasts, but he was afraid... especially as the place was getting deeper and deeper, and the light was dim. Li Hong was so frightened that his calves trembled. A face was almost contorted and cramped.

After walking for about half an hour, they completely separated from the crowd, and there was no sound of people around them. They were remote, quiet, and eerie.

The snow was getting thicker and thicker, and the horse's hooves made a muffled sound when they stepped on the snow. Li Hong was terrified when he heard it, and followed Jiang Heng every step of the way, carefully patrolling around.

In the silent forest, there was a loud and clear cry. Li Hong hurriedly opened his bow and arrow, "Beware, King Wei!"

Jiang Heng walked ahead without changing his face, and rode towards the place where the sound came from.

This voice, why does it sound like...

Li Hong followed up with his horse, protecting him, "This place is dangerous, please be careful..."

It's a pity that he said too late. Jiang Heng stopped in front of a tall and strong camphor tree, got off his horse, picked up a small leopard with piebald patterns from behind the trunk, and said in surprise, "Why are you here?"

The general has grown up a bit now, his appearance no longer looks like a kitten, he can be seen as a little leopard at a glance.

Li Hong looked at the restless leopard in Jiang Heng's hand in horror, and stumbled: "Wei, King Wei, this is..."

Jiang Heng smoothed the hair on its head, and explained simply: "This is the pet of Princess Guangling."

That little girl carried it almost all the time, how could she let it come here?
(End of this chapter)