Chapter 466: Mud Man Shuanzi

The power of nature should not be underestimated.

Jiang Wanwan did not expect that she, who has the ability to fly, would get herself into such a mess when she went to rescue people.

The most important thing is that she did not expect the suction of the mud to be so strong, nor did she expect that flying in the air would consume faith points so quickly. Fortunately

, the Red Army soldiers who were always paying attention grabbed Jiang Wanwan.

This avoided the embarrassment of the rescued person falling into the swamp when success was imminent.

Of course, Jiang Wanwan's right foot inevitably stepped into the mud, and half of her shoe was stained with mud.

However, her little problem is completely insignificant compared to the unlucky Shuanzi.

Originally, Shuanzi was lifted up by Jiang Wanwan.

If Jiang Wanwan's faith had not been exhausted, perhaps Shuanzi could still experience flying, and then be brought out of the quagmire and stand on solid ground.

But Jiang Wanwan's faith had been exhausted!

The original flying in the air suddenly dropped rapidly, and Shuanzi, who was held in Jiang Wanwan's hand, could only fall half of his body into the mud.

Then, when Jiang Wanwan finally landed, there was a small problem. She was so nervous that she didn't hold on tightly, and Shuanzi fell face down on the mud.

Fortunately, he fell on the edge of the quagmire, and the Red Army rescued him in time, so Shuanzi didn't faint from suffocation.

But his personal image was terrible. The whole person looked like he had rolled in a quagmire, and even his nose and eyes were not clear.

The surrounding Red Army soldiers helped both of them to walk a few steps away from the quagmire.

Some of them checked Shuanzi's condition, and some asked about Jiang Wanwan. After confirming that both of them were not injured, they finally let go of their worries.

Then, the Red Army soldiers surrounded Jiang Wanwan and began to express their gratitude.

Some even pushed the clay man Shuanzi who had survived the disaster over and asked him to kowtow to Jiang Wanwan to express his gratitude.

How could this be possible?

Jiang Wanwan was so scared that she immediately gained strength in her hands and feet. She quickly supported Shuanzi who was about to kneel on the ground and said politely.

"No need, it's just a piece of cake, there's no need to kowtow!"

Looking at Shuanzi's current appearance, Jiang Wanwan even felt guilty and said a little embarrassedly.

"It was my fault that I didn't hold on tight enough, so the little brother got mud all over his face and body."

Upon hearing this, Captain Li next to him smiled, completely different from his previous taciturnity.

"It's a great blessing to be alive. It doesn't matter if you get a little mud on you. You can just find a ditch to wash it off later."

After saying this, Captain Li paused for a moment and looked at the mud on Jiang Wanwan's shoes, with a different attitude.

"I'm really sorry that you got your shoes dirty in order to save Shuanzi!"

Jiang Wanwan looked down and waved her hand because her right foot was a little heavy due to the mud.

"It's okay. My shoes are leather and not a bit of mud got into them. Just go back and wipe them off!"

While waving her hand, Captain Li happened to see her hands covered with mud because she was holding Shuanzi.

"It's okay, I'll just go back and wash up!" Jiang Wanwan added helplessly.

At this time, someone next to him asked with concern: "Are you okay? Just now..."

"I was exhausted just now, and now I'm fully recovered!" Jiang Wanwan answered quickly.

Speaking of this, everyone suddenly remembered something that had been overlooked before.

The person in front of them can fly, what's going on?

For a moment, everyone was quiet, only the Red Army who kept rushing in from afar, not knowing the specific situation, asked curiously.

The situation was urgent before, and many problems were put on hold, and now it's time to figure it out.

Captain Li was the first to speak, asking, "May I ask your name, benefactor?"

"Oh, my name is Jiang Wanwan!"

"Ms. Jiang, have you met Mr. Hu? How is his health?" Captain Li asked again.

Jiang Wanwan replied, "I met the Red Army of the 11th Regiment at midnight last night. Mr. Hu had a high fever and was unconscious, but he drank antipyretic medicine and was completely well when he left this morning."

"Really? That's great!" Captain Li was immediately happy.

The Red Army soldiers who heard the conversation also smiled.

Jiang Wanwan paused for a moment, and seeing that they didn't want to ask about other topics.

So he suggested, "This is not the place to talk. Let's go to my store together. It's not far ahead."

Hearing this, Captain Li looked up and didn't see anything. He looked a little confused for a while.

At this time, a Red Army soldier nearby reported in a low voice.

"Captain, there is indeed a house on the left side of the small earthen slope in front. I asked someone to come back and tell you about this, and that's how I learned that Shuanzi was stuck in the quagmire."

Isn't this right?

So Jiang Wanwan also explained: "Yes! Mr. Hu said you would pass by here, and I was waiting in the store!"

"I finally saw someone coming, but I saw you running back vigorously. I thought something must have happened, so I ran over to take a look."

Captain Li heard this and finally understood the whole thing. He said solemnly: "Thank you again

, Miss Jiang!" Jiang Wanwan said this not to make them thank her, and said with a wave of her hand.

"No need to keep thanking me, we'll be there soon. You're all very hungry, so it's a good time to rest and eat something when you get there."

Of course, they were hungry, but they also had to have something to eat!

However, the Red Army soldiers did not refute each other's words, thinking that she was well-intentioned.

Originally, when Jiang Wanwan just arrived, there were only a few dozen Red Army soldiers here, but now that they have been delayed for so long, nearly a hundred Red Army soldiers have come around.

Captain Li glanced at the brothers around him, and finally nodded and said, "Okay, then I'll trouble Miss Jiang to lead the way."

Then he instructed the Red Army soldiers, "Everyone follow Miss Jiang and go to the front to rest."

Then she arranged two soldiers to go to the back and explain the situation to the brothers in other battalions, and then they caught up with the main force.

Jiang Wanwan led the Red Army soldiers and walked to the supermarket with her Qinggong skills. She was thinking about whether to slow down and take care of them.

After walking for a while, she found that even if these Red Army soldiers were exhausted and hungry, they did not need her care.

They walked very fast, and they were not much slower than Jiang Wanwan when she performed Qinggong skills.

Of course, this was also because she was not familiar with the grass.