Martial Arts World Assassin

Chapter 19 Follow
Huang Sixi killed Baturu of the Qing Dynasty with one axe.

This move was so powerful that it made the hundreds of porters excited.

They have traveled far and wide and have rich experience. They have met many martial arts masters in the Central Plains, but today is definitely the first time they have seen someone like Huang Sixi who has mastered martial arts to such a superb level.

When they first heard from the Eight Banners nobles that the Tartar emperor had been stabbed to death, they did not believe it. But when they saw Huang Sixi chopping the Tartar warrior with an axe, they all believed it without a doubt.

"I'm afraid no one in the world can match the martial arts of the assassin Jianglong!"

They all thought: "Only a martial arts master like this could kill the Tartar emperor in the heavily guarded palace, but... this master doesn't look very old!"

Huang Sixi had just been in close combat with the Tartar soldiers on the long street, killing many of them. The blood splattered on his face, causing his disguise to fail and revealing his original appearance.

After he chopped the armored Tatar with his axe, he rode his horse over the suspension bridge.

Suddenly he grabbed the reins and turned the horse around.

At this moment, his heart was filled with pride. He had broken through layers of blockades and faced many dangers along the way, but he was still able to kill his way through Shengjing City.

Outside the city were mountains, rivers, plains and forests. No matter how many cavalrymen the Tatars gathered, it was impossible to stop them in the wild.

He was completely out of danger.

He stopped his horse and looked back at Deshengmen. Hundreds of porters were swarming across the bridge, and the Tartar soldiers guarding the city gate collectively jumped off the city wall and started chasing on foot.

At the other end of the street, a large mass of Eight Banners cavalry emerged like a tide. They galloped on their horses, making a thunderous sound and rolling towards the city gate like a dark cloud.

These cavalrymen have only one mission, to capture the assassin Jianglong.

The porters quickly rushed out of the suspension bridge, and seeing that there were many Tartars behind them, they immediately used some despicable means, took out the poisonous water and venom they carried with them, and poured them onto the bridge.

When the suspension bridge rotted and broke, and the bridge fell into the moat, the porters released poisonous smoke along the river bank to block the view of the Tartars in the city.

Huang Sixi watched them block the river channel so efficiently and thought to himself, "These people are all veterans. Although I don't know why they clashed with the Tartars guarding the city, they were able to break open the city gate, which also helped me!"

However, although he was helpful, Huang Sixi did not intend to stay and thank the porters.

Nowadays, the head of "Assassin Jianglong" is priceless to the Tartars and is valuable enough to rival an entire country.

It would be better for Huang Sixi to leave first.

He turned his horse around and began to gallop across the flat plain.

At this time, after the porters released the poisonous smoke, they looked at Huang Sixi's back for a moment and quickly chose to go in the opposite direction.

They also considered chasing after Huang Sixi.

He dared to break into the Tartar palace alone and successfully assassinated the Tartar emperor. Once the news was spread back to the Central Plains, it would surely shock the world.

In the Central Plains martial arts world, Huang Sixi's reputation will be so great that it is estimated that there will be no one to match him in the next three hundred years of the Ming Dynasty.

The porters were all businessmen. They knew that there would be huge profits in escorting Huang Sixi, but when they heard the sound of horse hooves at the city gate, they began to retreat in fear.

The death of the Tartar emperor would inevitably alarm the Eight Banners cavalry that swept across the country, and they would launch a frantic hunt for Huang Sixi. Now, staying with Huang Sixi would definitely be a life-and-death situation.

No matter how high the income is, if you don’t have the happiness to enjoy it, what is the use?

Besides, Huang Sixi might not let them follow him, so they didn't need to meddle in other people's business.

These porters do not consider morality when doing things, they only care about profit and loss.

But there was one person present who was not a merchant. When Tie Luohan saw the direction Huang Sixi was leaving, he rode his horse to chase him without hesitation.

"Master, where are you going?" Luo Liru shouted hurriedly from behind.

"I will follow the Dragon-Subduing Hero!" Iron Arhat's steed was a gift from Luo Liru. He turned around, clenched his fists, and said goodbye to Luo Liru:
"Brother Luo, thank you for your good horse. See you later!"

"Master, wait for me!" Luo Liru had long wanted to catch up with Huang Sixi, but was worried that he could not catch up with Huang Sixi. When he saw Tie Luohan leading the way, he was overjoyed, knowing that he could keep him company.

Seeing that he was about to show off again, his senior brother Wu Ping immediately stopped him and said, "Third Junior Brother, the Tartar cavalry would dig three feet deep in Liaodong to catch the assassin. Don't you want to die?"

"My life is worthless, and death is not a pity!"

Luo Liru was only concerned with riding his horse and galloping. He was filled with heroic spirit at the moment and did not care about life or death at all. He responded to Wu Ping in a resounding voice:

"The Dragon-Subduing Hero must not be captured by the Tartars. Even if I die, I will help the Dragon-Subduing Hero return to the Middle-earth!"

Wu Ping watched Luo Liru walk away without saying another word. He only sighed in his heart: "The Dragon-Subduing Hero is a martial arts master, why would he need a young man like you to help him? It would be easier for him to escape by himself, and you would become a burden if you followed him. Sigh!"

Luo Liru could no longer hear the voice of his senior brother.

After he excitedly caught up with Tie Luohan, he couldn't wait to chase Huang Sixi.

At first, Huang Sixi was riding his horse quickly on the plain. Luo Liru and Tie Luohan could see Huang Sixi's back, but they did not lose him.

But as dusk fell, Huang Sixi went into the mountain forest path again, and Luo Liru and Tie Luohan soon lost sight of Huang Sixi.

By the time it was completely dark, the two were completely lost.

Just when they were worrying about where to look for Huang Sixi, they suddenly heard a horse neighing nearby.

They immediately went over to check what was going on, and were shocked to find that Huang Sixi had stopped riding and was sitting on a rock to rest. He turned his head and looked at them: "Why are you chasing me?"

Tie Luohan said bluntly: "Dragon Subduing Hero, you stabbed the Tartar emperor to death. The Tartars must hate you to the core and sent a large army to hunt you down. I may not be very skilled, but I have several hundred pounds of strength on my shoulders. I am willing to help you get rid of the villains. You must not let the Tartars harm you!"

Huang Sixi shook his head: "Since you know my situation, you should know that what I need to do now is to hide and not come into contact with the Tartars, so as not to expose my tracks. Naturally, I don't need you to get rid of any scoundrels."

"If the Dragon-Subduing Hero doesn't need it, I will leave now."

Tie Luohan thought that it would be worth the trip if he could meet and talk to the Dragon Hero.

He turned his head and signaled Luo Liru: "Brother Luo, if you have anything to say, tell the Dragon Slayer!"

Luo Liru was immediately invigorated and clasped his fists, saying, "If the Dragon-Subduing Hero wants to lie low for a while, it's best not to stay in Liaodong, because the Tartars may search the mountain in large numbers. Even if they don't, they will probably set up sentries outside the mountain to monitor your whereabouts, Dragon-Subduing Hero."

In fact, it is now a dark and windy night, and they are in the wild mountains and forests. In the past, if they encountered such an environment, Luo Liru would definitely be extremely careful.

But he was not afraid at all at this moment. Instead, he was inexplicably excited: "I know the safe route back to Central Plains, and I also know which way to go to pass the checkpoint is safer. I just don't know if the Dragon Subduing Hero wants to listen to me."

(End of this chapter)