A small vine sprouted as it rolled down the riverbank.
Wrap yourself up.
Fortunately, the riverbank was covered with tamarisk seedlings.
They did a great job disguising Su Ruobai.
And just like that, Su Ruobai, who wasn't seriously injured, tumbled into the river with a "plop".
Su Ruobai put away the vines.
I want to swim to shore.
I suddenly realized I had a leg cramp.
It hurts terribly.
Especially since the water flow is so rapid.
They've already swept her far away.
Su Ruobai calmed herself down and stretched out her vines again, trying to entangle the large poplar tree on the riverbank.
Unfortunately, this body is not strong enough and is now exhausted.
Su Ruobai struggled fiercely!
She refused to believe she was going to die here!
After several attempts, I realized I was too weak to throw the vines any further, and each time I managed to throw them closer than the last.
Su Ruobai had already choked on several mouthfuls of water!
My head is getting increasingly dizzy...
Right at this critical moment.
A tall, upright man in military uniform dropped his luggage as he ran.
He rushed to the shore in a few steps.
Then, with a "plop," it nimbly leaped into the water.
It swam vigorously toward Su Ruobai.
"Hey, look! Has someone fallen into the water?" The noise startled the people weeding on the bank.
"It really is! Oh dear, there are people in the river, two people!"
"Go help quickly, don't let anything happen!"
"Who can swim? Hurry, someone's been rescued!"
...
Upon hearing that someone had fallen into the water, everyone grabbed their farm tools and ran to the riverbank.
...
The old team leader hadn't even reached the field yet.
Then I saw people running towards the river.
My heart skipped a beat.
He muttered to himself, "Something's happened."
...
Meanwhile, the person in the water quickly reached behind Su Ruobai and wrapped their arms around her.
Swim to the side using only one arm.
Before long, they reached the shore.
Put the person on the ground.
It's a girl.
Her hair covered her face.
I couldn't see it clearly either.
The man stretched out his rough, large hands and brushed his hair to the sides.
I checked his breathing.
No!
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