Lin Chuchu knew she was going into the mountains, so she wasn't wearing leather shoes. Even so, she couldn't keep up with the guards.

Time is money, Lin Chuchu pushed the guard, "You're faster, go to the nearby place, I'll go to the farther village."

The rain was so loud that Lin Chuchu had to shout.

The guard hesitated, "But my mission is to protect you."

"I'm fine, hurry up, if someone gets into trouble later, I'll feel guilty for the rest of my life."

The guard gritted his teeth, immediately turned and left, but handed her a stick at the same time.

Lin Chuchu felt a piercing pain in her ankle, but she dared not stop. She could only try her best to quicken her pace.

Whether it was her imagination or not, she seemed to hear the roar of the river coming from afar.

In a moment of distraction, Lin Chuchu slipped and slid down the hillside, rolling dozens of meters away.

His clothes were filthy and torn in several places, and blood was dripping from his hands, making it difficult for him to hold onto the wood.

They scrambled and crawled, and finally their speed increased a little.

Lin Chuchu saw the village at the foot of the mountain. She took a deep breath and began to shout, "The flood is coming! The mudslide is coming!"

He shouted as he ran down the mountain, but the village was quiet and no one came out.

Left with no other choice, Lin Chuchu went to a large tree in the village and rang the bell on the tree.

Lin Chuchu's hazy eyes finally caught sight of someone coming out.

"Run! There's a mudslide..."

Lin Chuchu, clinging to her last breath, managed to say it before fainting.

Lin Chuchu felt her body alternate between feeling cold and hot. In her dream, the village was submerged by floods and mudslides, and corpses were everywhere.

She saw a little girl standing helplessly on the roof, surrounded by raging floodwaters.

Lin Chuchu could clearly sense the deep sorrow and despair in her heart.

Lin Chuchu woke up crying, her heart filled with guilt.

Mu Chen saw Lin Chuchu waving her hands frantically, as if trying to grab something, and then she started crying, repeatedly saying sorry.

Mu Chen pulled the person into a tight embrace, his eyes filled with heartache.

"It's alright, it's alright, you're safe now."

He gently patted Lin Chuchu's back to comfort her.

Lin Chuchu burst into tears, grabbing Mu Chen's arm with both hands, "Waaah, where are they? Did I fail to rescue them? It's all my fault."

Mu Chen's eyes reddened, and he hugged her tightly. "They're all outside, alive. You arrived just in time; they all escaped."

Lin Chuchu's shoulders trembled as she stared blankly at Mu Chen. "You...you're telling the truth?"

"Really, I'll take you out in a bit."

His beloved Chu Chu, upon waking up, was worried about the villagers, never about herself.

It wasn't until she woke up that Mu Chen was relieved of his worries. Heaven knows how scared he was when he learned that Lin Chuchu was also on the rescue list.

I'm afraid something will happen to her, afraid that all I'll see is Chu Chu's corpse.

Lin Chuchu twisted her ankle; it was swollen badly and hurt when touched.

However, when she saw the villagers, Lin Chuchu almost jumped up without thinking; they were really alright.

Very good.