Lu Xiaoyun caught the low table steadily and placed it in her hands.

At the same time, another sword suddenly pierced in from the right side of the carriage, and Li Feng and Zhu Yu narrowly dodged it.

Lu Xiaoyun pursed her lips tightly, trying her best to maintain the image of Prince An. She picked up the low table and smashed it again, the sword piercing through the table.

The assassin outside the carriage tried to pull out his sword, but the sword had penetrated so deeply that he couldn't pull it out immediately.

Having lost the initiative, he had half his head sliced ​​off by a guard outside the carriage.

Fresh blood spurted into the carriage, spraying directly onto Lu Xiaoyun's face.

Lu Xiaoyun turned pale with fright, but she forced herself to remain calm, knowing that this was not the time to be afraid.

"Your Highness, what is this?" Li Feng suddenly pulled something out of Zhu Yu's body.

Lu Xiaoyun turned around and took it from Li Feng's hand. It was made of bamboo, about twenty centimeters long, thin, and had a line on the outside. What was this? What was it used for?

"Wake him up," Lu Xiaoyun said to Li Feng.

Li Feng immediately shook the person in his arms: "Miss, wake up quickly."

Despite the intense fighting outside, Zhu Yu showed no signs of waking up.

Just then, the carriage wheel rolled over a stone with a loud thud, and Lu Xiaoyun immediately grabbed the carriage shaft.

However, Li Feng and Zhu Yu, who were inside the carriage, were almost thrown out.

Lu Xiaoyun pulled Zhu Yu into her arms and asked Li Feng, "Do you know how to catch the carriage?"

Li Feng pursed her lips: "Yes."

"Give me the man, and you go out and drive the carriage to break through the assassination encirclement."

This can't go on. Only if she takes Zhu Yu towards Shengjing City will the assassins be afraid of being exposed and retreat on their own.

Li Feng, without suspecting anything, shoved Zhu Yu into Lu Xiaoyun's arms and climbed out of the carriage.

However, at that moment, an arrow suddenly flew over and struck the horse's rump squarely.