Thinking of this, Jin Changge seized the opportunity and used his aching left hand to take the last dagger from his waist!

Immediately afterwards, she stabbed one of the guards in front of her to death with her sword, then bent down and threw the dagger with all her might!

A flash of cold light, and the dagger went straight for Mai Lirui!

Mai Lirui thought he was safe, after all, how could Jin Changge possibly have a chance to throw a dagger again when surrounded by more than a dozen people?

But at that moment, a dagger suddenly shot towards him, and he frantically leaned against someone next to him.

With a "thud," the dagger struck one of the people squarely!

It was Prince Qing! The dagger pierced Prince Qing's shoulder. Prince Qing cried out, fell backward, and hit the railing with the back of his head, losing consciousness.

Mai Lirui, still shaken, gasped for breath, then raised his head and roared:

"Kill them quickly..."

Before he could finish speaking, a sword shot past the guards and towards him; it was the Water-Splitting Sword.

Jin Changge threw out her last weapon, her face unusually calm. In countless days and nights, she had already thought about the final fate she would face.

But even in death, I have no regrets.

After all, this was the last thing I could do.

The water-splitting sword shot towards Mai Lirui, while the guards were also raising their knives to slash at Jin Changge.

The next moment.

A loud crash!

The ship suddenly sank, and in the violent shaking, everyone was thrown overboard.

The water-splitting sword was embedded in the wooden railing. Mai Lirui, who had narrowly escaped death, lay on the ground, clutching his head and screaming incessantly.

Jin Changge crouched on the deck, surrounded by guards who were all crooked and sprawled around him. After thinking for only a moment, Jin Changge rolled over, picked up a knife, and then raised his head.

Her gaze first fell on Mai Lirui, who was lying in the crowd, and then, looking over the railing, she saw Jin Jiande riding a horse toward the boarding area.

Jin Jiande's hair and beard were disheveled, and his clothes fluttered wildly in the wind. He rode a galloping horse, shouting repeatedly towards the ship:

"Yongning, Yongning!"