A sudden dizziness.

In the instant she fell to the ground, Su Tang threw the dagger away.

Otherwise, by the time she comes to her senses, she won't know which part of her body the dagger will be in.

I thought it would hit the ground, but the pain I imagined didn't come.

Su Tang was startled, opened her eyes, and found herself completely encircled in a pair of strong arms.

He had probably just come out of the river; Hu Shen was soaking wet and hadn't even had time to put on an animal skin to cover himself.

Their bodies clung tightly together, wetting Su Tang's hair.

This time, she heard two frantically pounding heartbeats, as if the drumheads were about to explode.

"Are you alright?" Hu Shen asked anxiously, looking down at the female in his arms.

He admitted that he had just been distracted.

He could have helped Su Tang up, but after a second of hesitation, this tall, strong man seemed like a frail baby, falling over as soon as Su Tang pushed him.

All the strength in his body seemed to have vanished in front of Su Tang.

By the time he came to his senses, he only had time to hold Su Tang tightly in his arms to prevent her from bumping into anything.

"I'm fine, where did you bump into?" Su Tang quickly shook her head. The riverbank was full of pebbles; if you fell, you'd probably die.

She frantically tried to get up, but her hand slipped as soon as she tried to support herself on Hu Shen's chest.

With a sizzling sound, he was pressed down again.

"Hmm!"

The lips felt a soft touch, and Su Tang, who never liked to use her animal form, was so shocked that her eyes turned into cat-like vertical pupils.