Just as He Ran was becoming increasingly frightened, he suddenly felt a little hot.
Before long, he noticed that the wind had stopped, and the ice under his feet seemed to be melting, whether it was his imagination or not.
It was at this moment that Chi Dahu and his son Chi Ye, with hemp ropes tied around their waists and pine torches in their hands, came down.
The father and son stopped six meters down, the torch in his hand hanging diagonally.
The other one, carrying a torch, continued walking downhill.
They breathed a sigh of relief when they saw the person at about eleven or twelve meters away.
The person who came down was Chi Ye, firstly because he was young and strong, and secondly because he felt guilty.
He couldn't help but think that if he had listened to his aunt when she told him to find a place to rest, this whole thing wouldn't have happened.
But then he thought, he also had A-Kang distribute lanterns and pancakes to everyone, it was He Ran's donkey that wasn't cooperating, it had nothing to do with him.
Regardless of his motives, after he came down, he found a spot where the ice was relatively thin and forcefully inserted the torch into it.
Then he reached out to untie the hemp rope wrapped around his waist.
After untying the knot, he swayed toward He Ran's location.
"He Ran, grab the rope and get up!"
No one wants to die, and He Ran is no exception.
By the light of the torch that Ikeno had stuck into the ice, he could see where the rope was swaying.
After he reached out and grabbed it, he took a few steps up.
Then, as he stepped onto the tree, he used that as leverage to tie all the excess rope around his waist.
Chino kept watching him, and only after seeing that he was tied up did she forcefully pull up the torch and shout upwards:
"Alright, let's go up now."
Chi Dahu was still about six meters away when he heard this. He quickly climbed up using the force of the crowd pulling him upwards.
Once they got up there, without even bothering to untie the ropes, they used all their strength, together with the others, to pull the two people below up.
It can be said that the entire rescue process went extremely smoothly.
Once Chi Ye and He Ran arrived, everyone breathed a sigh of relief, as if they had been freed from their predicament.
Chi Qiao stood aside, watching to make sure the person was safe and sound, before wiping the sweat from her forehead.
Sweat? She paused for a moment, then walked to the lantern and looked at the sweat stains on her hands in the light.
It really is!
Is she wearing too many clothes, or is she just too nervous?
Thinking about all this, Chi Qiao walked toward her mule cart.
At that time, Chi Dahu, who was sure that everyone was safe, was also anxious to take everyone to rest, so he followed closely behind her.
Seeing that she seemed a little absent-minded, he called out, "Wife!"
Chi Qiao snapped out of her daze, saw him, and asked, "Honey, are you feeling hot?"
Chi Dahu didn't know what she meant, but he nodded honestly upon hearing this.
"Some! It might be because they were rushing to save the person and pulled them up forcefully."
Chi Qiao disagrees!
The wind stopped, and she was still sweating, which undoubtedly told her that the temperature had risen!
When the freezing rain ended, strong winds, comparable to those of a typhoon, howled.
The temperature hadn't risen for the past few days, but now it's suddenly like this.
Could this be the prelude to an impending blizzard?
Thinking of this, Chi Qiao's expression changed drastically. She then approached Chi Dahu and whispered:
"Honey, do you remember what Little Fish told you about the blizzard in December?"
"If you do the math, isn't it about right?"
Chi Dahu, who hadn't thought much about it before, was stunned when he heard these words.
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