Zhang Cuicao said, "Let's go get them some torches. It'll be a little safer with torches."

He went inside and took out his own oil jar and the oil from the kerosene lamp.

Su Ranran and Xue Zhenzhen searched for several branches about the thickness of a wrist in the yard.

He Wan watched them busy and felt a little anxious. The tiger was something he made up, and they definitely wouldn't encounter it, but Zhou Ting'an said they couldn't go up the mountain. She guessed that there must be someone hiding there, and that there was a gun.

If they encounter those people on the mountain, it will be far more dangerous than a tiger.

Sitting and waiting for death was not an option, so they followed the others, carrying torches, to escort the male educated youth to the foot of the mountain. They watched as the group went inside.

He Wan's eyes darted around, and she suddenly clutched her stomach, saying, "Ouch, I can't take it anymore, I have an upset stomach."

As he spoke, he ran back.

"Hey, are you alright?"

Su Ranran and the other two watched her run towards the educated youth settlement in a hurry and said awkwardly, "What did she eat to have an upset stomach at this time?"

The group exchanged a few words and then ignored her, instead gazing worriedly into the mountains.

When they couldn't see her, He Wan quickly entered the mountains from the other side.

As she walked up the mountain with a frown, she suddenly remembered that Liang Shurui and Chen Qing established their relationship after Liang Shurui rescued Chen Qing from the mountains.

No one knows what happened to Chen Qing. Everyone seemed to have left early that night and didn't see any mention of anyone having an accident in the book.

While secretly relieved, she wondered which direction Liang Shurui had gone. Lost in thought, she lost track of Wang Xiaorong and the others, only hearing their shouts, which seemed to be some distance away from her.

She quickened her pace toward the source of the sound, but after walking a short distance, He Wan heard someone shouting in the distance, and it sounded like a woman's voice.

Following the sound, I walked towards it, but before I arrived, I saw several people fighting in the distance.

Chen Qing also fell silent at this moment.

She quickly took a few steps forward and, by the moonlight, counted the number of people fighting ahead.

There were six or seven in total, and He Wan couldn't tell which were good and which were bad.

I did get a clear look at Chen Qing; he seemed to be tied up.

He was just thinking of taking advantage of their fight to go over and help Chen Qing get free.

Before he could even stand up, a dark figure behind him covered his mouth.

He Wan struggled in terror to look back.

“It’s me, your brother.”

"..." The word "brother" left He Wan somewhat bewildered. After a moment, she reacted and mumbled, "Brother Zhou?"

"We told you not to go into the mountains, are you going to disobey us?"

As Zhou Ting'an spoke, he released her hand.

He Wan turned her head and saw his face clearly through the light and shadow: "Are you feeling better?"

"I recovered completely after a period of recuperation. The doctor said you did a good job treating me. This is not the place to talk. You'd better hide. Don't move until I let you out."

"I'm here to find the comrades at the educated youth settlement; they're right there."

"She's fine, but because of her, we've missed a lot of things."

As Zhou Ting'an spoke, he pressed her down into the grass below to prevent her from coming out.

He then went to support his teammates.

He Wan's two big eyes peered through the moonlight as she watched the fight in front of her.

There were actually six people hiding here, but Brother Zhou and his group should have more than ten.

In less than five minutes, all six people were captured.

Chen Qing was also rescued.

He Wan had remembered, but seeing Zhou Ting'an shaking his head at her from afar, she had no choice but to lie down again.

The next second, Zhou Ting'an asked Chen Qing, "Where are their guns?"

Chen Qing wiped away her tears, not daring to hide anything, and pointed to a haystack not far away: "There, comrade, I really don't know who they are. I just thought they were acting suspiciously and didn't seem like good people, so I hid their gun when they weren't looking."