After dressing like a waste of wood, I relied on dry food to reach the peak of my life

Chapter 93
The woman quickened her pace and walked into the alley.

Seeing that the woman refused to let go of herself, Qingkong wanted to transform into a dragon form and get out of the woman's embrace, and remembered that Li Qingmeng had warned herself that she should not reveal her identity as a dragon in front of others.

Qing Kong was struggling, the woman walked into the alley, she turned around vigilantly and looked around, seeing that no one was paying attention to her, she reached out from her purse to take out a drug-soaked handkerchief, and covered Qing Kong's mouth and nose.

Qing Kong was unprepared, and was covered upright. She turned her head to dodge, but felt dizzy and weak in her hands and feet.

But after a while, Qing Kong fell into a coma.

Seeing this, the woman took the handkerchief away from Qingkong's face, and stretched out her finger to test Qingkong's breath.

Sensing that the blue sky was still breathing, the woman breathed a sigh of relief, and quickly walked into the alley, turned left and right, and came to a small courtyard.

She first looked around and saw that there was no one around, then she stretched out her hand and made three long and two short codes on the door.

After a while, the courtyard door opened a gap with a "squeak", and a middle-aged woman's head poked out from the door.

Seeing the young woman outside the door holding Qing Kong in her hands, a smile appeared on her ordinary face: "Another one?"

The young woman stepped into the courtyard door, and the sound of the door being bolted was heard, and the voices of the two talking in a low voice gradually faded away.

……

Here, Li Qingmeng and the young man are still searching with Da Zhuang.

Da Zhuang couldn't help stopping to take a sniff, and then Sa Yazi ran forward for a while.

Li Qingmeng was panting after running behind, but she didn't dare to take a step.

Seeing that he had reached a fork in the road, Da Zhuang turned around twice, turned around and ran into a remote street, which was the direction the woman walked with Qing Kong in her arms.

It continued to move forward, and came to the first alley where the woman covered the blue sky with a handkerchief.

Li Qingmeng caught up and asked the young man beside him anxiously: "Has Da Zhuang really never made mistakes?"

Before the young man answered, Da Zhuang seemed to understand Li Qingmeng's words, raised his head in dissatisfaction, and ran into the alley very resolutely.

The two followed Da Zhuang and turned left and right, and came to the gate of the small courtyard where the woman entered.

Da Zhuang sniffed furiously at the door, and turned around in front of the door, refusing to go any further.

Seeing this, the young man whispered to Li Qingmeng: "It's probably here."

In order to prevent Da Zhuang from yelling and frightening the snake, he hurriedly took out snacks and fed them to Da Zhuang, and Da Zhuang began to chew happily.

Li Qingmeng was very worried, she thought for a while, and lowered her voice to the young man, "There may be more than one of them. You can call at the door in a while, and attract more people inside. Don't force your way in, lest they will hurt Qingkong." Kill me."

She pointed to the courtyard wall: "When there is trouble on your side, I will turn in from the back and check. If Qingkong is really inside, I will find a chance to bring Qingkong out."

The young man nodded: "Be careful, if you can't handle it, you can shout loudly, and I will rush in with Da Zhuang immediately."

Li Qingmeng nodded, and groped along the wall to the back.

She found a spot, rubbed her hands together, and shouted in a low voice, "Fly over the eaves and walls!"

After the words fell, she quickly climbed up the wall, leaned on the top of the wall, and looked inside.

The entrance inside is a small yard, and the back is three houses side by side, with a simple structure.

At this time, Li Qingmeng was lying on the wall not far from the house, she heard the young man knocking on the courtyard door outside.

(End of this chapter)