Startled by Huang, Zhao Qianci staggered forward, almost falling into the wild boar's mouth.
The wild boar, which looked like it was dead, suddenly opened its eyes and opened its mouth wide, ready to be bitten.
The men in black who had been watching the Zhao family closely remained vigilant as they saw Zhao Qianci walk forward.
Just as Zhao Qianci was about to fall into the wild boar's mouth, Whirlwind Whip lashed out, wrapped around Zhao Qianci's waist, and threw him away.
Zhao Qingyan quickly caught her grandfather.
Although Huang was a seasoned veteran of countless battles against wild beasts and enemies, the sight of the old man just now had made her legs go weak with fear.
Thankfully, we escaped unharmed.
Put Zhao Qianci on the ground.
Zhao Qingyan stepped forward with a machete and finished off the wild boar that had been chopped in half earlier.
It was cleaved in two, and blood splattered everywhere.
This is what you call bloodshed. The men opposite felt their scalps tingle just looking at it.
After dealing with the wild boar, Zhao Qingyan thrust the large machete into her thigh, clasped her hands in a fist salute, and said...
"Thank you so much, brother. If it weren't for you, my grandfather might be seriously injured right now."
I don't have anything valuable to offer you all.
These wild boars were just hunted. If you don't mind, please take them all.
The man in brocade robes, whose face had always been as cold as ice, suddenly shone like the sun. He had never seen a life-saving favor be repaid with a pig.
He then looked at the whirlwind beside him.
"This young lady should thank you. Do you want these pigs or not? Give her an answer quickly, we still have to get going."
This was the first time Whirlwind had ever seen someone deliver wild boar as a gift. Although he quite liked eating wild game, he still had to get going.
Besides, everyone was riding horses, and these wild boars were all hacked to pieces and covered in blood.
If you tied that to a horse, you'd end up with blood everywhere.
She quickly shook her head, "No, no, it was nothing. We'll be going then."
So he urged his horses onward, avoiding the wild boars on the ground, and sped off on his way.
Zhao Changgeng and his men, who were ahead, heard the sound of horses' hooves behind them and glanced back.
Only then did I realize that my parents' car hadn't followed.
After stopping the mule cart and waiting for the group of men in black to pass by, they turned back to find Huang and the others.
"Oh my, how come there are so many wild boars? That's a lot of meat!"
"With such a lucrative hunting opportunity, why haven't you said anything? It's been a long time since I've been out in the mountains."
They stared at the wild boar with gleaming eyes; if the boar hadn't been alive, they would have bitten it right away.
Alright, the wild boar is still too much to eat, and Zhao Qingyan doesn't have a chance to put it back into her spatial storage. What to do?
Everyone, please get out of the car.
Taming wild boars is more important.
As for their respective book boxes and such.
Let each carry it; what else can we do? Otherwise, if we end up with a dead wild boar and get blood on our hands, we'll be in big trouble.
When traveling by car, the distance doesn't feel that far, but walking is a huge waste of time.
Fearing that Zhao Qianci would get tired, only Zhao Qianci and the two children, Qingyi and Qingyang, sat on the sides of the horse-drawn carriage and the mule cart.
There was no other way; those wild boars were too heavy, averaging eight or nine hundred pounds per cart. The Zhao family couldn't bear to overwork their livestock.
So they all carried their books on their backs and walked.
After walking for about an hour, we finally saw the city gate of Qingyang County.
By this time, they were all getting so hot from the sun that they were almost suffering from heatstroke.
I was really tired, thirsty, and dizzy.
Zhao Qingyan had no choice but to hand out water pouches to one person, give an umbrella to another, and apply some cooling balm to another's temple along the way.
"Third Sister, when did you load all these things into your car? I don't think I saw them before we set off."
Zhao Qingling asked.
Zhao Qingyan glared at her second cousin.
"If you see through something but don't say anything, you can still be good friends."
I want you to see everything, even though you don't live by the sea.
When did you prepare? It must have been before you left. Just pack your bags and books.
After saying that, she stormed off, stuffing a mint into her father's mouth.
"My dad's the best. He gives me whatever I want and doesn't say a word. Humph!"
Zhao Qingyan decided to break off her friendship with Zhao Qingling for one hour.
We finally made it into the city. It was such a difficult journey. Even though everyone was in good physical condition, marching under the scorching sun while carrying heavy loads was really exhausting.
Sitting in the carriage, Zhao Qianci seemed to be in pretty good spirits.
The original plan was to send Zhao Qianci, this ticking time bomb, home after entering the city, but things didn't go as planned.
Not long after entering the city, the group was surrounded by constables.
Without saying a word, they searched for cars.
Huang stepped forward and asked, "May I ask, officers, why are you searching our car when we've entered the city without any problems?"
Seeing that Huang was speaking politely and did not cry or make a scene, the head constable also nodded back with a friendly gesture.
“Look under your car, it’s covered in blood.”
"We're responsible for street safety, so if we see anything suspicious, we naturally have to ask questions and find out the truth."
"Oh, I understand, I understand. Please come in, officer. We were attacked by a wild boar on the road, and we killed it."
I was so busy getting there that I didn't notice the pig had spilled blood all over the cart.
As Huang spoke, she casually lifted the curtain of the carriage.
When the constables saw the several wild boar carcasses piled up in the cart, they were also taken aback.
After checking that the situation inside the mule cart was the same as that inside the horse-drawn carriage, the way the constables and onlookers looked at the Zhao family changed.
There was awe, envy, and enviousness... a single glance conveyed the myriad aspects of life.
Those with quick minds started asking questions.
"Grandma, you have so much wild game, are you selling it? If you are, I'd like to cut two pounds of it."
It was so noisy and chaotic that the Zhao family's car was almost completely blocked from passing.
Huang had no choice but to resort to her Lion's Roar technique.
"Everyone, make way. All the wild boar from my farm has been reserved at Ruyi Restaurant. If you want to eat wild boar meat, please make a reservation at Ruyi Restaurant."
Then, Zhao Minggeng led the way, using all his strength to clear the path.
Zhao Changgeng drove the carriage from behind, while Huang carefully looked after the old man, afraid that if she wasn't careful, he would be eaten by these greedy people.
Just as Huang was carefully taking care of the old man, someone nearby actually tried to take advantage of the chaos to steal Zhao Qianci's book box.
What the thief didn't see was that one of the straps on the book box was hanging in the crook of Zhao Qianci's arm.
With a sudden jerk, Zhao Qianci was pulled down and was about to fall off the car and be run over by the wheels.
Huang reached out and grabbed Zhao Qianci's leg.
Unfortunately, due to inertia, Zhao Qianci's head hit the carriage wall, causing the old man to almost cry from the pain.
The book box was also pulled down.
Zhao Qingyan, standing to the side, forcefully pushed through the crowd, jumped up, and kicked the man who had snatched the book box in the buttocks.
A cracking sound rang out. The person's coccyx was fractured.
I picked up Zhao Qianci's book box and checked it. Luckily, the box was locked and nothing inside had fallen out.
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