Secret Agent 3: Phoenix Dominates the World

Chapter 215 Departure, to Dongsheng 2
She rode on horseback, and when she left the city, she made up a lie with the guards and spent some money, but she didn't encounter too many obstacles.

The coldness of Yanchi Country cannot be underestimated, especially when the horse is running fast, the bone-scraping wind hits the face in gusts, it feels like being scraped by a sharp knife, and the pain is severe.

She pushed down the hood of the cloak behind her as far as possible, barely covering half of her face.

This run lasted three days and three nights.

We stopped a few times in the middle to eat some dry food and then feed the horses.

Gradually, Murong Xue began to have an illusion.

She began to feel that she was still in the familiar 21st century, and she was still performing special tasks of the National Security Agency.

It's just that the destination of this mission is so desolate that there is no modern means of transportation available for it, so it can only ride a horse.

Finally, he ran into the dense forest at the junction of the two cities.

She is not very willing to walk in the jungle. Once here, there are many trees, which will naturally affect the running speed of the horse.

Secondly, the horse I was riding was not a good one, at most it was a little better than the average horse.

Therefore, when walking this kind of path, I often walk a lot of paths of desire because of poor identification of paths.

Dongfang Ling originally wanted to give her his pure white snow horse to ride, but she felt that it was too flashy, and it would attract attention as if there was an obvious mark wherever she went, so she shook her head and refused.

There is no way in ancient times, there are not so many traffic arteries here.

Generally speaking, you will enter the forest not far from the main city.

Fortunately, after running for a few days, she gradually got used to it. When she faced such a forest again, although she was helpless, she could successfully identify the way with her own sense of direction.

Riding the horse carefully all the way, when the bright moon in the sky climbed higher and higher, it was night.

She was supposed to spend the night in the small town before entering the forest, but she calculated the time and felt that the journey was a bit rushed.

(End of this chapter)