After I arranged for Xing Ge to take care of things, I stopped paying attention to the matter and took my younger sister home to prepare for the rescue. Three days passed quickly.

That morning, before dawn, my younger sister started making preparations to leave. She was so excited the night before that she barely slept and didn't come over to bother me until morning.

It took me a lot of effort to keep her under control until after eight o'clock, but I just couldn't take it anymore.

I had no choice but to set off with my men. This time I brought everyone with spare change, along with Horse Face and the rest of the younger ones, as well as Brother Wen and Blackwood.

Crow and Old Mo will meet us halfway, and Old Huang goes without saying, he'll be wherever I go, plus the Gao family's men.

Their lineup is already comparable to that of a top-tier family. When we join the Gao siblings...

Only then did I understand what a nouveau riche was. The Gao family didn't own any cars; they only had horse-drawn carriages, and the horses were all second-realm horse demons. There were a total of four carriages and eight precious horses.

These kinds of things aren't something you can just get with money. Most families probably don't even have as many powerful horses as these.

I was also very envious when I saw them. I could afford to raise them, but there was nowhere to buy them. Breeding horses are always in short supply. My own family doesn't even have enough, so how could I sell them to others?

The current social trend is that people arrive at truly grand family banquets by horse-drawn carriage.

Only government officials ride in cars, and they even compete to see who has the best horses to pull them. If I didn't have a yusi (a type of horse), I would have been completely outdone.

My younger sister brought the glazed horse along on this trip. Luckily, the horse's original form is a Fuzhu.

A four-horned deer doesn't need a large space to roam. If it were a horse-like animal that needed a wide field to run around, I would have a real problem.

It's now sitting obediently in the back of the truck, showing no intention of getting off.

But when the little sister saw a few BMWs, she dragged Ye Xiang to the back to show them off. After all, she was just a child and didn't understand things that others didn't have.

I watched as the two young women circled around You Si behind, chattering away.

I silently mourned for the old man of the Gao family. After all, no matter how powerful you are, it's useless when it comes to things like innate water spirits. Whoever they take a liking to, they will take. You can't even snatch them away.

Among them, the glazed chariots are the most beautiful, and their appeal to girls is astonishing.

The two of them didn't come back at all; they went and wandered around the yusi (a type of ancient Chinese horse-drawn carriage). Gao Xiaomei really liked it.

My sister's vanity was satisfied, so I could only blindly follow Brother Ye Cheng into the lead carriage, and the others followed suit, ready to depart.

The convoy, a mix of horse-drawn carriages and cars, numbered over twenty. Few members were from the Gao family, but all were highly skilled.

Four Grandmasters of the Third Realm and six Innate Martial Artists of the Second Realm have filled my gaps considerably.

We drove out of Fengtian Prefecture in silence, heading straight for the direction where She Eryilan was imprisoned.

Not long after we set off, my little sister got so sleepy that she lay down on You Si and fell asleep.

Then Sister Ye Xiang came over to me to discuss something: "Little brother, can I talk to you about something?"

Looking at Sister Gao, who was smiling like a fox, I suddenly felt a chill.

He quickly replied, "Sister, please tell me what you need. I'll do my best to help if I can, but if it's something I can't do, then there's nothing I can do."

Sister Gao smiled and said, "It's not a difficult thing. I think I'll wait until I have the opportunity later."

"Let You Si breed with our family, and give me one of the offspring when they're born, okay?" He deliberately drew out the last two words.