Chapter 421: Chapter 421. Young Master’s Wife
Translator: Dragon Boat Translation Editor: Dragon Boat Translation
Ji Shuisheng immediately ordered people to open the city gate. He wanted to accompany Su Qing but was stopped by Su Qing.
“Let’s split up and search.”
Ji Shuisheng knew Su Qing’s ability. Now that time was tight; they could only split up and find the person as quickly as possible. Otherwise, if they transported the person to the Haza Kingdom, it would be a dispute between the two countries if they wanted to find the person again.
“Su Qing, be careful.”
Ji Shuisheng instructed Su Qing. Su Qing, riding her horse, turned around and looked at him.
“Okay, you should be careful too.”
Luan Hong’s incident happened right after she entered Jingshi Dao. Now that her mother and aunt were missing, Su Qing was anxious. She regretted taking her mother to find Luan Hong and putting them in danger.
“Let’s go.”
Su Qing raised her whip, and Big Black dashed out of the city like an arrow.
Su Qing spurred her horse. After chasing for a while, she felt that something was wrong. She pulled the reins of her horse and carefully examined the traces on the ground.
If someone walked on the snow a foot away, they would leave a trace, but why didn’t they? The traces on the snow were very shallow, and more than half of them were covered by snow. It was obvious that someone had walked on them many days ago.
Su Qing led the horse back. She was worried, but after calming down, she was not in a hurry to chase. She rode back and checked the traces on the ground.
Her horse left footprints behind, but no wheel tracks or other hoof prints existed.
Su Qing went all the way to the bottom of the city. When she reached this side, it started to get messy. Many footprints and horse hoof prints were there when the people left the city.
Su Qing frowned. Could it be that they had gone in the wrong direction? They didn’t go through the east gate?
If that was the case, she could only chase further and further away.
She rode her horse in the direction of the south gate. She didn’t think of the south gate at first because it was far from the Haza country and was the closest route to the capital. It was also because the security at the south gate was not as tight as the east gate.
The south gate was his first choice if he wanted to escape silently.
Su Qing calmed down, and her mind was clear. Her judgment was accurate. When she reached the south gate, she saw brand new tracks. She followed the tracks and chased in the direction of the capital.
A carriage carrying people was not as fast as her single horse. After chasing for two hours, Su Qing saw a carriage ahead. She was afraid that it would alarm the other party and hurt the people in the carriage, so she gave up riding the horse, used the whip to wrap around the branches by the roadside, and flew all the way.
There was more than one carriage in front of them. There were many people dressed like servants guarding the carriage. These people were very vigilant and looked like thugs. They looked back occasionally to ensure that no one was chasing them before they moved forward.
Su Qing saw the vigilance of these people and was even more confident that the person she was looking for was hidden in the car.
Su Qing quickly flew out of the forest and kicked the coachman away. The whip in her hand was like a dragon flying out of the sea and quickly wrapped around the two people guarding the carriage. The others noticed and quickly turned their horses around to fight Su Qing.
Su Qing didn’t kill them for the time being. She only whipped them away. She wanted them alive. Only after she beat them until they lost their ability to fight did Su Qing have time to lift the carriage curtain. She saw that her mother and aunt were indeed in the carriage.
However, they seemed to be asleep. The intense fight outside the carriage did not wake them up.
Su Qing checked their pulse and found that they had been drugged, which was why they were unconscious.
Knowing that their lives were not in danger, Su Qing was relieved. She fed them the antidote, and soon, her mother and aunt woke up.
They looked confused. When they saw Su Qing, they felt like they had just woken up from a dream. Yang Ruxue grabbed her daughter’s hand.
“Qing’er, are you alright?”
When Su Qing heard the first thing her mother asked her when she woke up, she felt warm in her heart. She gently said to her mother,
“Mother, I’m fine.”
“Where is this?”
Yang Rubing looked at the vast expanse of whiteness outside the carriage curtain and felt something was wrong. They were in the city, so how did they come to the wilderness?
“Aiya, ah!”
The painful moans of those who had their bones broken by Su Qing shocked Yang Ru Bing even more.
“Qing’er, what happened? Who are they?”
Su Qing comforted her mother and aunt,
“Mother, auntie, don’t be afraid. You’re safe now.”
“You said we were kidnapped?”
Yang Rubing heard her niece’s words and suddenly understood. She gnashed her teeth in hatred.
“It was the coachman. He did it.”
It turned out that Yang Rubing and Yang Ruxue had come out of the winery and ordered the coachman to go home. They saw the coachman suddenly raise his hand at that time, and a strange fragrance floated into their breaths. Then, they didn’t know anything.
Presumably, it was a knockout powder that had knocked her and Ruxue unconscious and smuggled them out of Jingshi Dao.
Su Qing heard his aunt’s words and jumped off the carriage. She walked to the coachman and found that his face had turned green and he was bleeding from all seven orifices.
The others also bit the poison in their mouths, leaving only one seriously injured and unconscious person who did not commit suicide.
Su Qing opened his mouth and found poison hidden behind his teeth. She was too lazy to take out the medicine and threw an antidote pill into his mouth. It could cure all poisons. Even if he bit the poison, he would not die.
Su Qing didn’t care about those dead people. She threw the person still alive on Big Black’s back and jumped into the carriage. Big Black was intelligent and knew to follow the carriage back without being led by its master.
“Qing’er, have you found Luan Hong?”
Yang Rubing felt her heart was a mess. Her right eyelid was still twitching. Thinking of her daughter, Yang Rubing asked Su Qing uneasily.
“Not yet.”
Su Qing shook her head. Although she couldn’t bear to let her aunt worry, she couldn’t hide it. She would know if she couldn’t see Luan Hong when she returned to the city.
“Where did she go? Could it be…”
Yang Rubing was like a raging fire that never shed tears, but she still cried because she was worried about her daughter. At this moment, she was a fragile mother.
Yang Ruxue hurriedly comforted her sister,
“Sister, don’t worry. Perhaps Luan Hong has already gone back.”
She understood her sister’s anxiety all too well. She had gone crazy for over ten years because of her daughter’s loss. That heart-wrenching pain, that kind of worry, that kind of confusion and fear, no one could stand it.
A child was a mother’s heart. Could she still live if her heart was lost?
“Aunt, don’t worry; she won’t be in danger. 1 will save Luan Hong.”
Su Qing’s comfort was that the Hazaa Kingdom had taken Luan Hong away in exchange for Chu Jingfeng and that they would not kill her for the time being.
However, Su Qing couldn’t understand why Luan Hong and her mother were transported separately.
Which path did they take with Luan Hong?
Su Qing brought her mother and aunt to the southern city. The city gates were closed, and majestic soldiers stood on the city gates. The flag hanging at the city gates had also changed from the Great Xia flag to the Xiao Family Army flag-
Su Qing shouted for the city gate to be opened, but the soldiers at the city gate only obeyed Shikuan’s orders and ignored Su Qing’s request.
“I am your young master’s wife. Please open the city gates.”
Su Qing had no choice but to bring up the matter of his young master’s wife and let the soldiers open the city gate. Yang Ruxue was stunned when she heard her daughter’s words. Yang Rubing also thought that she had heard wrong..
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