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Chapter 264 Chapter 263 Such a cruel Lord Jijiu

An Xin, who was considered weak, did not know that it was because the soldiers following her were afraid that she would be in danger, so they avoided places where large beasts were.

They were just unlucky today. They actually caught three pheasants and a rabbit along the way, but not even a decent prey.

It is said that the most indispensable thing in such a mountain with thousands of miles of rolling hills is large beasts. If you can't encounter them on the outside, forget it.

But they were walking into deep mountains at this time, so it would not be surprising if they encountered wolves, leopards, and tigers.

Just when An Xin felt strange, there was a high and low roar of a tiger, accompanied by the screams of large and small wild boars, and the sound of someone shouting.

An Xin and the others were stunned, what was going on.

"No, something happened over there. Someone walked into the tiger's territory." An Xin reacted and ran in the direction of the sound.

She brought a total of 200 people. Don't rescue those two brats by then, but they were left here.

"Master Jijiu, come back quickly, it's dangerous over there." Someone saw An Xin running away quickly and shouted from behind.

Someone complained: "What kind of trouble does she cause? If something happens, we will be unlucky too."

As he spoke, seven or eight people ran over and complained, but they still did their duty to protect An Xin.

An Xin ran over and saw several small teams nearby. Hearing that there was danger here, he rushed over.

I thought that they were worthy of being the close personal guards trained by General Yuchi and the upright General Gao. They were so aware that no one ran away first when they heard of the danger.

But these five or six small teams, consisting of 40 people, were dispersed in an instant when faced with a herd of more than a dozen wild boars being chased by two tigers, one male and one female.

The frightened wild boar raised its sharp fangs on its head and charged forward regardless of what was standing in front of it.

Some of the guards couldn't dodge, so they had to lie down consciously, and quickly rolled to the side. It was better to be slightly injured than to have two holes poked by the wild boar's tusks.

There were also guards who hid behind big rocks and climbed into trees. They were helpless against two tigers and a group of wild boars.

The two tigers paused for a moment when they saw a group of people. However, when they saw that the prey they had been chasing for a long time was about to run away, they couldn't care about anything else and continued to chase the wild boar with their body shape.

There is a lack of food in winter, and both the wild boars and the two tigers who come out to look for food are working hard to survive.

An Xin curled up his lips, and so did they.

During this time, not only were the guards nibbling dry food on the road every day, but An Xin was also eating like a bird. Looking at the group of more than a dozen wild boars, large and small, she decided to compete with the tiger for meat.

So whether it was someone who climbed the tree, someone who was hiding behind a stone, or someone who had just heard the news and rushed over.

They thought they were weak, and they saw the troublesome female priestess coming with them. She had a long sword in her hand and was very powerful.

He wiped the neck of a wild boar cleanly and blood spurted out.

"I was wrong. This person here is not a weak person who can't take care of himself." A guard sitting on the tree touched his neck, "He is obviously a big demon who can kill more efficiently than them. ."

Watching An Xin kill the pig, he felt like cutting leeks. After a while, a piece fell out.

Even two big tigers who wanted to grab food were frightened by the sword in her hand and backed away. Then they let out a sad roar and ran away unwillingly with their tigress Sayazi.

The guards seemed to see that the tiger's resentful eyes seemed to be saying to An Xin: You are such a dog.

On our territory, grabbing food from us and doing such shameless things, if you are not a dog, who is a dog?

An Xin chased the wild boar all over the mountain, watched the tiger leave and roared: "If you don't come here to help, I will make sure you don't even get a hair if I go back today."

"Ah, ah, no!" A group of guards who were stunned to see An Xin killing pigs every time with a clean sword, shouted and pounced on the remaining wild boars that were running around.I'm afraid that if An Xin goes back, they won't even be able to eat pig hair.

Looking at the wild boars piled up in a hill, one of them counted them and said, "Thirteen of them, we can't eat this for one meal."

"Put it on." An Xin touched his chin and curled his lips and said, "If we can't eat it, we'll just carry it. It won't be wasted anyway."

As soon as he gave the order, no one hesitated, and they all quickly carried the wild boar's bodyguards.

Only then did An Xin truly realize what people often say in the military camp. It's better to use your fists to knock down the disobedient group than to say ten words.

When someone was warming himself by the fire in a cave, he heard the noise outside and came out.

Then he saw a tall woman wearing a black cloak, followed by a group of people carrying wild boars, roe deer, hares, pheasants... walking over with big steps.

Although An Xin was wearing a hat, she did not deliberately disguise her body features, and people could still tell that she was a woman.

"I'm sorry to see you, Lord Jijiu."

An Xin walked to the entrance of the cave and saw two people giving a fist-cup salute to him. One looked about 40 years old, and the other was in his 30s.

She nodded politely towards the two of them, "We'll talk after we go in."

Then he turned back to the clever Wang Ergou, muttered some instructions, then turned around and led the way into the cave.

"Hey, Ergouzi, what did Lord Jijiu say to you just now?"

Wang Ergou scratched the back of his head and said, "My lord asked me to find a few people to pick up more firewood, saying it will be useful in a while."

An Xin took off his cloak, shook the snow off it and put it aside. He walked over and sat by the fire, stretching out his hands to keep warm.

After everyone sat down and introduced each other, he told them that the emperor had asked General Chen to come and tell them that Ma Boteng, the current central guard, had returned to the capital.

The older one is Xu Zhiyang, the fifth-rank commander, and Chai Hongzhuang, the sixth-rank captain, is a stout man in his 30s.

After hearing this, the two of them were only surprised for a moment, and then they seemed to understand something and acted as if it was natural.

The central guard deceived the major general into leaving the city and ignored them. They were going to look for him, but he suppressed him and refused to lead his troops out of the city.

If they hadn't resisted too much and were afraid of alerting a certain big shot in the military camp, they would have pushed the central guard aside to play.

They knew that there would be movement in the capital, and An Xin was not surprised at all, because it was through their help that Awu was able to return to the capital to report the news.

The two of them must have guessed that after hearing about it, General Yuchi and General Gao would take action against Ma Boten, the central guard.

And Awu was obviously a servant of the General's Mansion, so why did he go and report the news to An Xin first.

That's because at that point, he knew that his general was not necessarily in the house.

It is very likely that the camp will be held in the suburbs. The master of the inner courtyard of the mansion will only panic if he knows it, and will not have any ideas for a while.

That's why Ah Wu was the first to report the news to An Xin. After all, he had followed Yu Chi Yi for many years and knew how much he relied on An Xin as a teacher.

And An Xin, a female teacher, is really tough on disobedient students, but she is also really protective of others.

A Wu felt that it was right to tell her about his young master's danger, and that's why A Wu fainted at the door of An's house.

(End of this chapter)