The sky collapsed, and in the blink of an eye, I found myself transported to Nanluoguxiang.

As Yang Hua'an walked away, the onlookers dispersed.

The threat left by Yang Hua'an gradually calmed Du Ziteng down. He realized that although he had made Yang Hua'an bow his head, he was finished. He stood there in a daze.

Seeing this, Captain Wang didn't say anything more.

Ultimately, they are still nominally master and disciple, and the way I dealt with them just now was the limit of what I could do.

The transport station wouldn't really punish an experienced driver so severely for the sake of an apprentice.

Captain Wang sighed, ignored Du Ziteng who was standing there dumbfounded, and walked towards Li Kaixin and Wu Tian.

Upon reaching Wu Tian, ​​Captain Wang put on a stern face and said impatiently, "All you do is cause me trouble!"

He had clearly seen that, apart from Li Kaixin, his own apprentice was the one making the biggest fuss.

"Master, you know I have a grudge against Yang Hua'an." Wu Tian immediately put on a wronged look and shrank his neck.

She paused, then secretly glanced at Li Kaixin, and muttered, "Besides, it was Kaixin who started it this time, so why are you only blaming me?"

Hearing this, Li Kaixin, who was standing to the side, was speechless and just glared at him.

"Can you compare to Kaixin? He's a fully-fledged mentor, what are you?" Captain Wang scolded.

His tone then softened, revealing a hint of helplessness:

"I know you have a conflict with him. But why hold a grudge? Can't you wait until you've been promoted and established yourself before venting your anger? Going head-on with him now is like throwing an egg against a rock."

"Understood, Master!"

Wu Tian's face immediately brightened, and he quickly promised, "I will definitely put in my best effort to learn the skills, get my driver's license as soon as possible, and become a full-fledged driver!"

After saying that, she turned her head and looked at Li Kaixin eagerly: "Kaixin, how come you learn skills so quickly? What's your secret? Teach me!"

Li Kaixin was too lazy to pay attention to him at the moment, so she turned her face to the side and pretended not to hear.

Captain Wang was both angry and helpless looking at his apprentice's appearance.

This kid clearly only heard the second half of what was said.

As they were talking, Du Ziteng walked over with his head down, stopped in front of Li Kaixin, and bowed deeply:

"I'm sorry, Mr. Li, I was wrong before, please forgive me."

After saying that, he turned around, paused, and whispered to Li Kaixin with his back to her, "Thank you."

Although the voice was soft, Li Kaixin heard it clearly.

"Master, the food is ready, you can come and eat!" Zhou Zhiming waved and called out from a distance, holding a lunchbox.

Seeing this, Li Kaixin nodded to Captain Wang and then turned to walk back.

After lunch, once everyone had rested, the convoy set off again.

Inside the car, Zhou Zhiming started talking again.

However, after the close call in the morning, he learned his lesson and kept the conversation focused on what happened at noon.

"Master, I just saw you go over to the noisy place. What happened?" Zhou Zhiming couldn't contain his curiosity and turned to ask.

Li Kaixin gripped the steering wheel, his eyes fixed on the road ahead: "Du Ziteng and his master Yang Hua'an are fighting."

"Huh? How did it escalate to the point of physical violence?" Zhou Zhiming was taken aback.

Li Kaixin glanced at his apprentice: "What, you're pretty familiar with that Du Ziteng?"

"No, no, no!"

Zhou Zhiming quickly waved his hand. He knew about the time Du Ziteng embarrassed his master, and fearing his master would misunderstand, he hurriedly explained:

"I spoke to him briefly the day I first arrived at the station. He seemed like..."

As he spoke, he discreetly observed his master's expression.

"He seems alright, doesn't he?"

Li Kaixin picked up the conversation, a slight smile playing on her lips, and continued, "It's nothing, he already apologized to me. It was just a quarrel, nothing serious."

Hearing his master say this, Zhou Zhiming patted his chest and breathed a long sigh of relief.

suddenly

"Boom!"

A loud bang was heard, and the entire convoy jolted violently before coming to an abrupt stop.

Everyone jumped out of the car to check, and saw that Yang Hua'an's car had overturned on the side of the road, with its wheels still spinning in the air.

Captain Wang, who was at the front of the convoy, was the first to react and rushed over there.

The others also came to their senses and rushed towards the place where the car had overturned.

The drivers and apprentices in the two closest vehicles took the lead and began rescuing Yang Hua'an and Du Ziteng, who were trapped in the driver's seat.

With everyone working together, they finally managed to pull the two people out of the deformed front of the car.

Du Ziteng's eyes were closed, and he was unconscious.

Yang Hua'an was conscious, but one arm was bent in an unnatural position, causing him to grimace and groan in pain.

Both men sustained injuries, but Yang Hua'an's injuries were clearly much less severe.

Captain Wang arrived at this moment and, seeing the two men's miserable state, was at a loss for what to do.

Then he remembered that Li Kaixin seemed to know some medical skills, so he quickly turned around and looked around. Finally, he saw Li Kaixin walking quickly towards him in the distance.

Captain Wang didn't delay and ran straight towards him.

When they reached Li Kaixin, Captain Wang didn't have time to explain in detail. He grabbed Li's arm and led him toward the accident site.

When Yang Hua'an saw Captain Wang leading Li Kaixin over, he knew that Li Kaixin knew a little about medicine, so he started howling even louder, his cries of pain growing louder and louder.

Li Kaixin didn't even look at Yang Hua'an; he squatted down in front of Du Ziteng and carefully checked his condition.

Upon seeing this, Yang Hua'an immediately shouted at Li Kaixin, "Let me take a look first! Can't you see my arm is broken?"

Li Kaixin ignored him, gently pressing her fingers as she continued to examine Du Ziteng's body.

After waiting a while and seeing that Li Kaixin didn't react at all, Yang Hua'an was both embarrassed and annoyed: "Are you deaf, kid? Did you hear me?!"

As he spoke, he used his uninjured hand to support himself on the ground, and shakily stood up, leaning on his broken arm. He then kicked at Li Kaixin, who was squatting down.

"Watch out!" Captain Wang shouted urgently.

No one expected Yang Hua'an to do this.

Everyone's attention was focused on Li Kaixin and the unconscious Du Ziteng. By the time they realized what was happening, Yang Hua'an's foot was already about to kick Li Kaixin in the back, and it was too late to stop him.

Li Kaixin felt the strong wind and nimbly shrank to the side.

Yang Hua'an's kick missed its mark, causing him to lose his balance.

With a "bang," it crashed heavily to the ground again.

The severed arm was hit twice, and this time the pain was so intense that he didn't even have the strength to howl; all he could do was gasp for breath.

"Serves you right!"

Li Kaixin glanced at Yang Hua'an, who was curled up on the ground, and coldly uttered two words.

If there weren't so many people around, Li Kaixin would have really wanted to cripple this person's hands and feet.

Ignoring Yang Hua'an's groans on the ground, he took out his needle case, picked out several silver needles, and inserted them into several key acupoints on Du Ziteng's body.

Li Kaixin had just figured out Du Ziteng's condition: he had several broken ribs, and his pulse indicated some internal organ damage, but fortunately, his life was not in danger.

Not long after a few needles were inserted, Du Ziteng, who was in a coma, trembled and slowly woke up.

Then, with a "whoosh," he spat out a mouthful of dark, fresh blood.

This startled everyone around, and Captain Wang couldn't help but step forward, asking nervously, "Kaixin, what's wrong with Du Ziteng...?"

"Captain Wang, don't panic, there's no danger to your life," Li Kaixin said calmly.

Next, a brief explanation of Du Ziteng's current injuries was given.

Captain Wang breathed a sigh of relief and immediately called for someone to find a flatbed truck. He carefully lifted Du Ziteng onto it and placed him in the back of a truck.

He then assigned two apprentices to watch over the place.

As for Yang Hua'an, Captain Wang was too embarrassed to ask Li Kaixin to treat him, so he just had someone help him to the passenger seat of a car and settle him in.

Then, Captain Wang jumped into the driver's seat of the lead vehicle and led the convoy at high speed toward the nearest town.