Maid Crossing 3: Mad Concubine Overwhelms the World

Chapter 212 Spending a Full Moon and Killing Night [20]

The most dangerous place is the safest place. Will there be mistakes in this sentence?
Thinking in his heart, Yebei had already started to look around, and started to prepare for waiting.

After thinking about it, he simply walked back to the hiding place just now, and continued to hide as before.

In just a quarter of an hour at most, Yebei felt the feeling of his gaze searching and passing over his body.

Although he couldn't hear the slightest sound in his ears, Yebei knew very well that after Nangong Chuge found that there was no one on the horse's back, he had already returned along the road and searched all the way!

Breathing, also immediately shielded, waiting for him to leave.

After a while, Yebei heard the sound of footsteps going away, exhaled softly, but kept his body still.

Although he didn't know why Nangong Chuge had to find her back, Yebei was very clear about it.

That man who is as beautiful as a demon, as long as he has decided on something, he will not give up so easily.

His departure was nothing more than returning to the palace to dispatch manpower.
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The blazing fire replaced the cold moonlight.

Extending from the palace gate, the fire began to shine brightly along the road.

As Ye Bei expected, within half an hour after Nangong Chuge left for the second time, the entire Tiger Guards began to mobilize.

Waiting for the initial search team to pass by him, and the silence around him gradually returned, Yebei quietly raised his head from his knees.

Quickly and quietly checked his situation on this street, and after making sure that he didn't see anyone he didn't want to see, the corners of Yebei's mouth suddenly twitched.

There was almost no one on the long street, except for one or two Tiger Guards hurrying by from time to time.

According to the psychology she mastered in the original time and space, everyone has subconscious instincts, and Nangong Chuge cannot avoid it either. As expected, he still transferred most of the soldiers and horses to the direction of the city gate first.

(End of this chapter)