Chapter 67 The Emperor Seems to Be Dying

An Jiu quickly recounted what had happened.

【Stupid. 】

【Idiot! 】

【Idiot! 】

[For a pheasant, just for a pheasant! ]

[He was the one who acted foolishly and had no brains, but I was the one who was hurt and in pain...]

[It’s me!!!]

The emperor gritted his teeth and cursed the tyrant's ancestors for eighteen generations.

An Jiu felt a little sympathetic when he saw this.

The emperor was right.

He is indeed a bit miserable.

But we can’t blame the tyrant for all this, can we?

Then isn’t the person responsible for fishing enforcement the emperor?

He has no idea about his own situation...

I have to go to the meeting alone to show off...

Besides, the tyrant is just a child. What does he know? What bad intentions can he have? He just wants to eat a chicken...

[What are you doing standing there, silly goose? Come over and help me...]

An Jiu ran over quickly and helped the emperor up.

"Your Majesty, what shall we do next?"

The emperor looked around and said: "Let's leave here first. This snake will definitely attract other wild animals."

An Jiu supported him and left marks as they walked.

The emperor felt pain and discomfort, and couldn't help but ask her: "Do you know why the snake came?"

[Because you brought that damn pheasant and attracted the snake. ]

The emperor was completely convinced. He felt that An Jiu was as stupid as the tyrant. It was unknown what stupid things these two people would do together.

But why is he the unlucky one!!!

An Jiu heard his thoughts, so she nodded and said, "I know. It was because I didn't treat your majesty's injury properly that the smell of blood attracted the snake."

emperor"?"

emperor"……"

ha?

Did he hear it right?

How is it his fault?

"If he hadn't run to catch the chicken, how could I have been injured?" The emperor was very angry: "It's all because of that chicken and that idiot, and you're still on his side?"

An Jiu is unhappy, but the tyrant is not a fool.

He just wanted to eat a chicken, so what?

When she returned, she stewed chicken for the tyrant every day.

Moreover, the tyrant was also injured, but he said nothing, while this...

The originally quiet forest was filled with the sound of the emperor screaming like a chicken, which sounded particularly ethereal, strange and ethereal...

However, An Jiu didn't dare to refute the emperor, so she kept silent.

The emperor snorted coldly.

"I know you are not convinced."

"I don't have any."

The emperor snorted coldly.

"You have, I can see that."

An Jiu "..."

[What kind of magic potion did that idiot feed her? ]

[It hurts so much...]

[Where the hell is this place? ]

[What on earth are Lin San and the others doing? ] The emperor kept asking.

An Jiu took back what he had just said.

It would be better if the tyrant came back, at least he could take her back the same way while enduring the pain...

Why……

I don’t know how long I walked, but it was already getting completely dark.

Fortunately, they found a cave. An Jiu went in and took a look. It was just an ordinary cave with no traces of animals.

She breathed a sigh of relief, marked the entrance of the cave and helped the emperor in. Then, before it got completely dark, she found some dead branches and threw them into the cave, using some large leaves to block the entrance.

It was completely dark.

An Jiu took out the flint and lit the fire.

A faint fire lit up in the cave, giving people a great sense of security.

"Why do you carry a flint with you?" The emperor's face was distorted with pain, and he could only find some topic to divert his attention.

"I often bring it when I cook."

An Jiu was also exhausted, tired and hungry. She leaned against the wall and began to miss home again.

The emperor remained silent, but his inner voice continued.

【pain……】

An Jiu felt a little reluctant and asked softly, "Your Majesty, can I take another look at your injury?"

The emperor shook his head: "No."

He couldn't bear the fact that the bandage would have to be torn off and done again.

An Jiu thought about it, then helped him lie down in a comfortable position.

Soon he closed his eyes and fell asleep.

An Jiu didn't dare to sleep.

She listened to the noises outside so that she could react in time if a wild beast came or King Jing and his men arrived.

But half the night passed and there was still no movement.

Anji didn't know how long it had been before she vaguely heard a murmur. She turned around and found it was the emperor. He seemed very cold and curled up. He looked a little pitiful for such a big man.

An Jiu touched his head and found that he had a fever.

She didn't know what to do and called the emperor several times but there was no response.

An Jiu remembered the medicine in the cloth bag and took out another one and gave it to him.

But the emperor still slept very uneasily, and his face was scratched by the small stones on the ground.

An Jiu sighed, sat a little closer, and let the emperor sleep on his side with his head resting on her legs.

I don’t know if it was because he slept comfortably, but the emperor’s brows looked much more relaxed.

An Jiu couldn't hold on any longer and fell into a drowsy sleep.

And King Jing and his men did encounter a situation.

They followed the tyrant's traces in the afternoon, but they were too slow. When they arrived at the scene of the pheasant incident, they happened to encounter two wild boars. The wild boars had bad tempers and charged at them without saying a word.

There was a fierce battle between man and pig, and the wild boar was injured and fled.

But the bloody smell was strong here, and the fight with the wild boar was noisy, so before the men could breathe a sigh of relief, a black bear quietly came and slapped one of the secret guards...

The bear in the forest was very powerful. It took several people to surround it and seriously injure it. The bear ran away and several people were injured. King Jing asked them to wait while he and Lin San continued to search.

At this time, the mark left by An Jiu took effect.

An Jiu was very smart. Not only did she carve it on the tree, she also tried her best to trample the grass and break branches as she walked along the way. This way, it would be easy to find even if the visibility was poor.

In the middle of the night, An Jiu heard some noise outside. She stared at the cave entrance vigilantly, and soon she saw King Jing...

At that moment, An Jiu seemed to have seen a relative, her eyes instantly turned red, and she said excitedly: "My Lord, you are finally here."

King Jing knew that she must be frightened as a little girl, so he comforted her coldly: "It's okay..."

An Jiu wiped away her tears and said, "I'm fine, but the emperor seems to be dying."

She touched the emperor and found his whole body burning hot. He didn't respond when she called him. An Jiu was very worried and had already decided whether it would be easier to die by hanging or drinking poison...

"Your Majesty." Upon hearing that the emperor was about to die, Lin San was the first to rush in and check the emperor's injuries with King Jing.

King Jing frowned: "We have to go back quickly."

Lin San nodded and carried the emperor on his back.

"Follow me." King Jing turned around and said to An Jiu.

An Jiu had already calmed down and was in no mood to feel embarrassed about what had just happened. She was very, very, very worried about the emperor, so she quickly caught up with Prince Jing and the others.