Sang Liwan rode on horseback and left with Jun Moyi first.

Gu Huaizhi stayed there for a while, and only after a long time did he turn his gaze back from the direction where Zuo Junquan left.

He stretched out his hand to call over the men who had been following him and whispered a few words in his ear.

The subordinate was slightly stunned after hearing Gu Huaizhi's words, raised his head and looked at Gu Huaizhi, silently confirming.

Gu Huaizhi raised his eyebrows slightly, "What? Don't you understand what I'm saying?"

Hearing his cold voice, his subordinates shuddered all over. After realizing that they dared to question their master's decision, they broke out in cold sweat.

He shook his head repeatedly, "No, I'll do it right away."

After saying this, he rode away on his horse without stopping for a moment.

Only when his figure disappeared from view did Gu Huaizhi kick his horse's belly and chase in the direction Sang Liwan had left.

He also chose a BMW, which was extremely fast, and soon he saw a faint human figure in the distance.

It was only when they got closer that Gu Huaizhi felt something was wrong.

Not far away, in addition to Sang Liwan and Jun Moyi, there were also the emperor and eunuch Li.

Sang Liwan felt very annoyed.

She originally wanted to find a deserted place to hunt quietly with Jun Moyi, catch some good prey, and go back to make some things to survive the winter.

I had not ridden far when I saw the emperor and eunuch Li stopped not far away, not knowing what they were doing.

Sang Liwan originally wanted to change direction, but before she could move, Eunuch Li had already seen them, with a hint of surprise in his eyes.

It would be inappropriate to pretend not to see and leave at this time.

Jun Moyi looked back and saw that Sang Liwan's rosy little mouth was pouting again, obviously unhappy.

He gently squeezed Sang Liwan's hand that was holding the reins, his expression a little serious. "Something seems to be wrong. Let's go and take a look."

"No?" After hearing Jun Moyi's words, Sang Liwan's irritability was suppressed and he became alert.

Such dense forests are very suitable for Tibetans.

[Such a good opportunity, Chen Yan should not let it go.]

Jun Moyi also thought so, especially since the emperor was only accompanied by eunuch Li at this moment, which was even more unusual.

So Jun Moyi moved slightly, and the horse galloped towards the emperor and others.

Eunuch Li was the first to bow to Jun Moyi and Sang Liwan, "Your servant pays respects to His Royal Highness Prince An and Princess An."

"Why is it that the eunuch is following the emperor alone?"

Eunuch Li's eyes held a complex expression. "I was originally hunting with His Majesty, but His Majesty encountered a mature buck and shot an arrow at it. The buck didn't die, but instead fled. His Majesty's desire to win got the better of him, so he chased us here."

Hearing this, Sang Liwan also frowned, "But there are so many guards following my father, how could he let the deer escape?"

Hearing this, Eunuch Li sighed, "It was His Majesty who ordered us not to take action. This..."

Sang Liwan understood.

This guy is both novice and playful. He doesn't have the ability and doesn't ask others for help. As a result, he lost his prey.

Eunuch Li didn't say the rest of the sentence. He only glanced cautiously at the emperor, who was still trying to determine the direction the deer had disappeared, and said, "That deer ran very fast. I followed Your Majesty non-stop, but when we got to this place, we didn't even see a trace of the deer."

【Tsk, how embarrassing.】

[As expected, Jun Mochen and I are father and son. Even if they weren't biological father and son, they wouldn't do such a thing.]

A smile flashed across Jun Moyi's eyes.

He looked at Eunuch Li and said, "Eunuch, please advise our father. Wild beasts often roam the deep woods. It's better to wait until the guards catch up before giving chase."

"This is what I told Your Majesty, and I think Your Majesty must have listened to me."

Although the emperor looked a little anxious at the moment, he did not rashly choose a direction to chase after him.

After all, emperors are more afraid of life. Although he wants to compete for power, he is more afraid of death.

So he held the reins and waited there.

Sang Liwan had no intention of staying by the emperor's side and making things difficult for others, so after listening to Eunuch Li's explanation of the whole story, she planned to ride away.

But who knew that at this moment, a rustling sound suddenly came from the quiet forest, and the horse under him began to kick its hooves restlessly.

Sang Liwan was startled and quickly tightened the reins.

Jun Moyi's expression was not very good either. He stared around vigilantly, trying to determine which direction the sound came from.

[This is terrible.]

Just as Gu Huaizhi rode over on horseback, before he could say anything, the leaves in the woods suddenly began to rustle, and the horses became even more agitated.

Eunuch Li was immediately shocked, "Oh no! Protect the emperor! Protect the emperor!"

Before he finished speaking, he heard several sounds of breaking through the air, and in an instant several sharp arrows shot out from the depths of the dense forest.

Eunuch Li subconsciously stepped forward to protect the emperor behind him, but arrows were flying from all directions, and even if he wanted to block them, he didn't know which direction to block.

Fortunately, the guards who had been left behind by the emperor also caught up at this time.

Seeing this, Eunuch Li's eyes lit up and he shouted, "Come and protect the emperor!"

The guards were also furious when they saw this scene.

Their mission is to protect the emperor's safety. If anything happens to the emperor, none of them will survive.

So, before Eunuch Li could say another word, the guards drew their swords from their waists and rushed forward to surround the emperor.

In comparison, Sang Liwan and his friends' place seemed a little empty.

She couldn't help but sneer: "It's really better to rely on yourself than to rely on others."

As she spoke, she drew her bow and shot an arrow, deflecting it from her direction.

Then, without stopping, she pulled out three arrows and shot them in succession.

Sang Liwan is a very good archer, but arrows are coming from all directions continuously, and she can't hold on for long on her own.

Jun Moyi naturally understood this truth.

He took the bow and arrow from Sang Liwan's hand, and at the same time pulled out the sword that had been hanging on the saddle and placed it in Sang Liwan's hand.

"Don't worry about me."

As he spoke, as if to reassure Sang Liwan, he took out five arrows from the quiver and shot them all at once.

Seeing this, Sang Liwan didn't say anything more to waste time, but just said, "Be careful."

Then he jumped off the horse, waving the sword in his hand vigorously, almost protecting Jun Moyi behind him.

Gu Huaizhi was also not idle. His face, which was always smiling, was now unusually gloomy.

He didn't expect that even though he just wanted to have a quiet match with Sang Liwan, there would always be someone coming out to disrupt the situation.