The return of the fierce wife mistakenly provokes the regent

Chapter 238

Li Qing silently called a guard and ordered: "Lead the princess."

"Yes." The guard took the order and led the way.

Without saying a word, Shangyue pulled the rein and told the horse to gallop.

Li Qing stood where he was. Today the royal palace hosted a banquet for envoys. If His Highness was informed of this matter right now, His Highness would definitely be alarmed.

He weighed the pros and cons, and decided it was better not to tell His Highness.

Leaving the guards to clean up the scene, he then went in the direction of the Town God's Temple alone.

Shangyue and the guards leading the way galloped wildly on their horses, and pedestrians on the street ran away one after another.

Si Heng led elite soldiers on patrol. Suddenly, he saw someone galloping wildly in the market. The passers-by screamed in shock, their eyes turned cold, and they shouted: "Stop them!"

Forbidden by the order, this group of elite soldiers are all experienced warriors who have followed him through life and death. When he gave an order, he flew forward and raised his sword to stop the two horses.

The horse that was walking in front fell down. They stepped forward and immediately reined in and stopped, but the horse behind did not intend to stop. The rider held the rein and suddenly shouted, He rode his horse and rushed towards them.

A row of soldiers, watching the horse rushing forward arrogantly, raised their knives to chop, but the horse suddenly jumped in the air and flew straight over their heads.

Si Heng frowned, pointed his toes, and suddenly jumped up from the horse, hooked his five fingers, and grabbed the person who was still galloping forward in the air.

Behind him, the wind howled, and Shangyue didn't turn her head back. The phoenix-tailed whip in her hand was like an angry dragon, and she whipped back fiercely.

The person behind easily avoided her attack, but his figure remained unchanged. He followed closely and suddenly landed on the horse behind her, with a long arm circling in front of her, trying to snatch the reins and control the horse.

Shangyue's eyebrows turned cold, and at the same time, the knife in her hand pierced into the vitals of the person behind her.

Si Heng was startled, the other party's murderous intent was strong, and his attack was his key point, and he was also angry at the moment, his handsome face sank, and he galloped on the street, disregarding the life and death of pedestrians, and now, daring to kill people, it is really audacious!

The red blood sword flashed red, and made the sound of dragon chant.

"General Si, that is Princess Shangyue, please be merciful!"

Behind him, the guard who had just been stopped had already chased after him anxiously, and when he saw Si Heng's sword being drawn, he was frightened out of his wits and screamed recklessly.

Si Heng was startled, and hastily withdrew his sword.

Taking advantage of the moment when he was stunned, Shangyue raised her leg and kicked him off the horse.

Naturally, Si Heng was not kicked. With the red blood sword swinging on the ground, he landed firmly on the ground.

Shangyue pursed her lips slightly, "General Si's martial arts is really good, Shangyue has learned it today." She turned her head and shouted to the guards who followed, "Go!" The horse under him continued to gallop forward .

The guard immediately rode his horse to follow.

Si Heng stood with his sword in his hand, looking at the woman who had gone away, the faint fragrance of the woman seemed to still be lingering in his nose.

In a daze, another horse came galloping, he frowned and looked, but the horse stopped in front of him.

"Li Qing?" Si Heng looked solemnly at the person coming.

Li Qing got off his horse, bowed his hands and saluted him, "Young General, did you see the princess?"

"What happened?" Si Heng asked back.

Li Qing then told about the arrest of Chongyan and others to threaten Shangyue, Si Heng frowned and pondered, "Have you notified His Highness?"

"Today, the royal residence hosted a banquet for envoys, and the subordinates did not dare to disturb His Highness." Li Qing said.

(End of this chapter)