Dreaming back to the Qing Dynasty: Die Luo Chuchen

Chapter 693 Bear's Revenge
Nalan Kuifang moved faster than me, rushed into the room, turned around and was about to close the door, he didn't know what he saw, his eyes widened instantly, and he froze in place, with the same horror as Yinti and Chang An on his face expression.He took a deep breath and stammered: "Mulan... come in, come in!"

Looking at his appearance, I really wanted to know what it was, so I couldn't help looking back, but before I could see it clearly, the collar suddenly tightened, and Nalan Kuifang dragged him back to the room.The door was shut with a bang, and without bolting the door, Nalan Kuifang found a thick tree trunk to block the door, as if he was on guard against a formidable enemy.

While looking for something like a headless fly, he said to himself in a panic: "God, Ting Lu is not here, what should I do? Arrows, yes, look for arrows!" Pull out a set of bows and arrows. "Don't be afraid, I will protect you! Mulan!"

"What did you see that scared you like this!" I asked dumbfounded.

At this moment, there was a crackling sound from the latticed window, and a huge bear's paw caught the edge of the window.When I saw it, my heart skipped a beat and it rose to my throat, and I couldn't even scream.

Bear!A full grown male bear is just outside!I retreated to the bed subconsciously, and hurriedly wrapped the child in a cloth and hugged me.

"I, I have seen it, Ting Lu killed a bear cub last time, it must have come to seek revenge!" Nalan Kuifang trembled with the hand holding the arrow, swallowed hard, drew the bow and set the arrow to aim at the door . "You're right, the jump in the right eye, grandma's, it's really not a good thing!"

The bear was so strong that it slammed the door loudly, and the door panel finally fell to the ground with a crash, and a black bear as tall as a hill appeared at the door.

Nalan Kuifang froze in shock, staring at him and forgot to react.The bear stepped forward step by step, sniffing as he walked.

The children in my arms cried together as if they had sensed something, and suddenly attracted the bear's attention, and turned to walk this way.

I was so frightened that my face turned pale and I backed up again and again, and quickly retreated to the wall. The bear lowered its head and leaned into my arms. It must have smelled the milk on the child. I gasped for breath, and finally called out: "Nalan? "

The bear bared its teeth suddenly, raised its palm and hit me, and I screamed in horror. "Nalan!"

(End of this chapter)