Too many female prisoners, a special forces soldier transmigrates and marries wildly.

The remaining three were so frightened that they retreated repeatedly.

Lin Feng, not wanting to linger in the fight, pulled Su Wanyue up, leaped over the fence, and rushed into the forest.

"Chase him! Don't let him get away!" The bandits reacted and chased after him, shouting and yelling.

But the dark forests are Lin Feng's domain.

He led Su Wanyue, deliberately choosing dangerous routes, sometimes climbing rocks, sometimes crawling through caves, and quickly shook off the pursuers.

After traveling three or four miles, we stopped in a secluded mountain hollow.

Su Wanyue was exhausted and leaned against the rocks, panting. Her clothes were disheveled and she looked utterly wretched.

Lin Feng took off his outer robe and handed it to her: "Put this on."

"Thank you... thank you, benefactor."

"Let's find a place to hide first." Lin Feng looked around.

"There should be abandoned mine shafts in these mountains. Follow me."

He led Su Wanyue through the night.

He already had a general understanding of the terrain of the mountain and quickly found a hidden entrance to a mine.

The entrance to the cave is hidden by vines and is not easy to find.

He moved stones to block the hole, leaving only a gap for ventilation.

"We're safe for now." He sat down, took out some dry rations and a water pouch from his pocket, and handed them to Su Wanyue.

"Eat something and rest."

Su Wanyue took it and ate it in small bites, but her gaze remained fixed on his face.

An indescribable emotion welled up inside her—gratitude, lingering fear, and... something else she couldn't quite put her finger on.

"My benefactor, you have saved me once again," she whispered.

"Just doing it casually," Lin Feng said indifferently.

"Miss Su, you had already escaped, why were you caught again?"

Su Wanyue's eyes reddened: "I hadn't gone far on horseback when I was stopped by another group of bandits lying in ambush. My horse got spooked, fell down the hillside, and I passed out. When I woke up, I had already been tied up and taken back to the mountain stronghold."

"Another group?" Lin Feng's eyes narrowed. "How many people? What are they dressed like?"

"There were about ten of them, dressed similarly to the bandits in the village, but more wiry," Su Wanyue recalled.

"My benefactor,"

Su Wanyue suddenly asked, "Why did you come back? You clearly... had already escaped."

Lin Feng was silent for a moment, then said, "There are some things that need to be investigated."

"My benefactor," Su Wanyue said softly as she walked up behind him.

"Are you... working for the government?"

"No," Lin Feng shook his head. "I was just passing through."

"But you're so skilled in martial arts, and you're investigating these matters..."

"Some things, once you see them, you can't pretend you didn't see them." Lin Feng turned around and looked at her.

"When it gets light, I'll find a way to get you out of the mountains so you can go home."

The cave was silent for a moment, except for the crackling of the flames.

After a long silence, Su Wanyue whispered, "My benefactor, may I... know your name?"

"Lin Feng".

"Lin Feng..." she murmured, looking up at him with pleading in her eyes.

"Mr. Lin, after you take me home... will you still remember me?"

Lin Feng looked into her clear eyes and remained silent for a moment: "If fate allows, we will meet again. Go to sleep; we have a long journey ahead tomorrow."

He walked to the cave entrance, sat down with his back to her, and closed his eyes to rest.

Looking at his straight back, Su Wanyue felt a mix of emotions. Finally, she sighed softly, leaned against the cave wall, and closed her eyes.

Listening to her even breathing, Lin Feng got up and walked to the cave entrance.

The moon had already set in the west, and there was still more than an hour before dawn.

He couldn't wait until dawn. Once it was light, the bandits would definitely search the mountain.

Although the cave was secluded, it wasn't absolutely safe. Moreover, he had promised to escort Su Wanyue out of the mountain, and he had to keep his promise.

But should he just leave like that? No, he had to leave Liu Heizi a "gift".

He silently moved the stones, crawled out of the cave, carefully disguised the entrance, and then sped towards Black Wind Village.

Liu Heizi sat alone in the room and drank a few mouthfuls of wine in silence.

The door to the main house was suddenly kicked open, and a bandit scrambled in, yelling, "Boss! No... something terrible has happened!"

"What's wrong!" Liu Heizi roared in anger.

"The stable...the horses in the stable are all...all dead!"

"What?!"

Liu Heizi rushed out the door.

Liu Heizi entered, cursing and swearing, followed by several leaders.

"Damn it! Over thirty horses, all with their throats slit! They were drained clean!" Liu Heizi's face was ashen. "Is that kid a man or a ghost?!"

"Boss, this...this isn't right." The one-eyed leader's voice trembled.

"There are four brothers guarding the stable, and without hearing a sound, all the horses are dead. This...this might be haunted, right?"

"Bullshit!" Liu Heizi kicked the stool over.

"It must have been that kid! He's nearby! Search him thoroughly! Dig three feet into the ground if you want to find him!"

Just as everyone was about to move, a piercing scream suddenly came from the west side of the village: "Ah—!"

"What's wrong now?!" Liu Heizi felt a chill run down his spine.

A bandit scrambled forward, his face ashen: "Boss... Boss! The two brothers on the western watchtower... they're dead... dead!"

"How did he die?!"

"He...he hanged himself with his own belt! Hanging from the watchtower beam, his tongue sticking out like that..."

The bandit gestured to indicate his name, his voice trembling.

The village was immediately thrown into chaos. The bandits gathered around, their faces filled with fear.

"A ghost...it must be a ghost!"

"That kid knows sorcery!"

"I quit! I'm going down the mountain!"

"Shut the hell up, all of you!" Liu Heizi shouted, but his voice was trembling. He tried to remain calm.

"That kid must be playing tricks! Split up and search! He's definitely still in the village!"

The bandits looked at each other, none of them daring to make a move.

"Go!" Liu Heizi drew his sword and slashed down a trembling bandit next to him.