Everyone knows the allusion of killing a chicken to scare the monkey. As for the chicken that was killed by a knife, or the monkeys who were scared by a warning, it is really hard to explain. If this question is thrown to Prince Gong Chang Ning, he will definitely answer loudly: The chicken is the most unfair!

On March 16th, the sky was bright, and Prince Gong Chang Ning took his eldest prince Yongshou and led a group of guards to the suburbs of the imperial village to hunt in the suburbs. In fact, there were no lively wild animals at the beginning of spring, but some pheasants, pheasants, and rabbits raised by the managers of the village. They were surrounded by wild animals in a dense forest nearby, running horses, and grinding bowstrings...

After Chang Ning hunted a pheasant and a hare, he was not very interested and specially taught his eldest son Yongshou to shoot arrows. Yongshou was small, with short bows and weaker arm strength. At most, he shot sixty or seventy steps away. Chang Ning was so arrogant that he showed his beloved son that he stretched out his tiger's arm and a "scarlet" sounded, and the arrows rushed into the jungle like a rainbow. Look at the moment when the force was 200 steps away, but he heard a short muffled groan, and a foreign object fell to the ground. The guards were shocked, and they drew their swords in their hands, galloping to protect the prince and the eldest prince.

Chang Ning was also surprised: What did you do when you didn’t aim at it just now? Why did you hit it?

However, Chang Ning was so idle that he was immediately excited. He raised his eyes and ordered his confidant guards: "Go and take a look!"

The guard took the order and left, and then turned around in a short while, with a strange expression on his face, saying, "Prince, you shot a woman."

Chang Ning was stunned and blurted out, "Are you not dead?"

The guard quickly replied: "The arrow shot on the left shoulder should be fine."

However, the guard couldn't help but say again: "Prince, that little girl looks very good."

The guards laughed one after another, and Chang Ning was also very happy: Is this the first incense-picking arrow?

Prince Gong Chang Ning then knocked on the stirrup and said, "Go and take a look."

The guard commander Su Malan dared not discourage the prince's interest, so he quickly rode his horse and followed him forward, guarding him beside Prince Gong Changning.

The eldest prince Yongshou was just a boy under ten years old. He was also curious and immediately followed behind to watch the fun.

When everyone walked into the forest, they saw a Han woman in blue dress and long robe stumbled on the ground and seemed to faint. The woman had a long eagle feather inserted on her left shoulder. The arrow entered two parts and had not penetrated her bones, and the blood flowed was bright red.

Chang Ning rode high on the horse and casually glanced at the young woman. Seeing that her eyebrows were slightly narrow, her skin was very white, she was indeed good-looking, and she moved slightly and ordered: "Pick out the arrows for her, apply some golden medicine, and take them back to the palace."

Everyone laughed tacitly: This little girl is lucky and has been taken by Prince Gong.

Immediately, a guard got off the horse and walked towards him. When he squatted, he pulled out the sharp blade from the boot with his right hand, pressed the young woman's shoulder with his left hand, and gently brushed the dagger twice, took off a piece of sleeve, revealing the skin shot by the bow and arrow, which was so white that it was dazzling. The guard thought to himself: The girl's skin is so good, as white as goat's milk.

After thinking about it, the guard's movements were not slow. He wrapped a little golden sore medicine with his left hand, and stroked the tip of the knife on the tender white skin with his right hand, and immediately pulled out the arrow-shaped arrow. The left hand covered with golden sore medicine was pressed on the wound, and the blood stopped immediately. During this series of movements, he heard the young woman pressing under his palm, making a miserable hum of pain. He was really pulled out the arrow, and the action of applying medicine was awakened to the pain...

Her narrow and long phoenix eyes were all around her. She saw Prince Gong, who was wearing a purple-clothed golden saddle and a white horse. Her eyes lit up. She then saw the guards on the left and right sides of Chang Ning, and the two burly guards holding long swords, their eyes slightly dimmed. The young woman's eyes turned again..., and finally fell back to herself, but she saw that her arms and skin were completely exposed, and a man's dark palm pressed on it...

The young woman was immediately angry and attacked her heart, but the situation was at a disadvantage, and she had no idea... The woman pushed away her man with force and rubbed her body to stand up. The young woman turned her right hand, but she pulled out a three-foot-long soft sword from somewhere and jumped to Chang Ning's white horse and stabbed her.

The chaos at this moment was only in the flash of lightning...

The guards were all shocked and held swords at each other, and some of them had no time to react.

However, the young woman just jumped and pretended to jump in front of Prince Gong's horse, but did not meet. Instead, she turned her body neatly and gently, and her footsteps frequently, jumped to the saddle of the eldest prince who was watching the fun next to her. The woman pressed the stunned Yongshou sideways with her right arm, and used force to hold the horse's belly. The horse hurts under her ribs, and immediately ran forward...

Everyone was stunned by the ever-changing scene, but when they came to their senses, they were shocked and rushed to chase after them. Prince Gong Chang Ning was also furious and whipped the horse under his seat with a long whip...! It's really weird today. It turns out that this female bandit was not a good girl, and where did she get out of the female bandit? She dared to threaten the fifth master's son.

The woman in blue had a very good skill in her horse. She was injured on her left arm and was holding Yongshou under her right arm, without having to pull the reins. She controlled the saddle and horse with the strength of her legs, and ran very fast.

Chang Ning led the guards to hurry up, and he was always slowing down ten horses. It is actually better to chase the fugitive at this distance, shoot arrows, shoot people, or horses, but everyone was afraid of hurting the eldest prince by chance. If they forced the thief to force the thief, they would abandon the eldest prince under the horse. This speed of galloping like the wind would be even more dangerous.

Chang Ning was furious and raised his whip with gold inlaid on his treasure and was not hitting him immediately. Instead, he thrust on the buttocks of Su Malan, the commander of the guard beside him, and shouted loudly: "Go!"

At this time, Su Malan no longer cared about Prince Gong Changning. She stood up and raised her body slightly to remove part of the weight of the horse's back. She took the lead and galloped forward. Su Malan was the best in kung fu, but she received the royal family's allowance and salary and the title was first-class guard, but she was ordered by the emperor to protect Prince Gong's safety, and others were not given priority in the task.

Su Malan also drove a Mongolian horse under her crotch. Moreover, the rider was very skilled, so her advantage increased more than a little. Su Malan chased her until only three horses away from the woman in blue and shouted loudly to her: "Put down the child and I will let you go!"

The woman in blue didn't look back and was galloping fast. However, she moved Yongshou, who was tightly held under her right arm, and slightly moved behind her. Sumalan was shocked. She thought that the woman was going to throw Yongshou down. After looking closely, she didn't know what tricks Yongshou was wearing, but her eyes closed slightly and she lay honestly on the horse's back.

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Chapter completed!