MTL - Charm King Poison Queen-Chapter 66 Shot (2)

  Chapter 66 Shot (2)

  Ning Yue hurriedly grasped the rein with both hands to prevent herself from falling.

  All the people in the stands were shocked, and the ladies on the field were also shocked one after another. They stopped their horses in unison, but Ning Xi was the only one who was obsessed with the game, and scored Ning Yue's ball into the goal like a miss.

  The horse seemed to be insane, roaring desperately, and running wildly. After a while, it ran out of the arena with Ning Yue on its back.

  Ning Yue tried hard to make this guy stop, but it didn't seem to be afraid of pain at all. No matter how Ning Yue tightened the reins and clamped the horse's belly, it had no intention of giving in except getting more and more crazy!

And Xuan Yin, who was shaking his head and sighing far away on the hillside, saw Ning Yue riding a horse towards him, thinking that Ning Yue had come to him after the game, he stood up excitedly, and waved his arms at Ning Yue: "Hey! I Here it is!"

  Ning Yue was so preoccupied with how to stop the horse that she never heard Xuan Yin's call.

  Suddenly, a little boy in a royal blue jacket ran over, brandishing a windmill, giggling, not realizing that he was about to be trampled to death by a crazy horse.

  Ning Yue suddenly changed color!

  Gritting his teeth, he pulled out the golden hairpin, and stabbed it hard at the horse's neck!

  The horse twisted in pain, Ning Yue pulled into the reins, pulled it to the right, and turned it around!

   "Booming needle (kite)...Booming needle (kite)..." The little boy drooled and muttered, Crazy Horse turned around in front of him, and its hind hoofs swept across his head, sweeping off his hat.

   "Huh? Hat hat, hat hat." He squatted down and picked up the hat with his chubby little hands.

  Ning Yue completely enraged Crazy Horse, and was thrown to the ground violently by Crazy Horse! Then, Crazy Horse raised its front hooves and stepped on Ning Yue!

   With this kick, it is impossible not to die.

  Ning Yue turned her face away and closed her eyes.

  Suddenly, a black figure flew forward, rolled her sideways while holding her, and the horse's hoof fell to the ground!

   Ning Yue opened her eyes dizzily, took a closer look, and was stunned for a moment: "Xuan Yin?"

  Xuanyin protected her under his body, smiled with his lips hooked, and said, "Did you cry handsome? Are you very touched?"

  Ning Yue was half-dead in anxiety: "Ma—"

"Ok?"

   "The horse stepped down!"

   Xuanyin turned his head, and sure enough, he saw two horseshoes shining with dim light, stepping towards his forehead mercilessly!

Uh…

  He was so focused on flirting with girls that he forgot to run away.

  Xuan Yu used Qigong and flew towards this side, but he was too far away, and before he arrived, the horse's hoof had already landed on Xuan Yin's hair crown.

   Phew!

  Suddenly, five arrows flew from the southeast, and with a huge momentum, they overturned Crazy Horse to the ground. Crazy Horse twisted his neck and died.

   Xuanyin heaved a long sigh of relief, and looked towards the archer.

   It was a chariot carried by sixteen eunuchs, surrounded by a blue-gray veil, and a God-breaking crossbow that had emptied its arrows was slowly being drawn in from outside the veil.

   Inside, no one spoke, but everyone, including Ning Yue, felt that the air was frozen.

   This weird feeling spread like ripples to the arena a hundred meters away. The place full of voices suddenly fell silent!

  Ning Yue's body began to tremble.

  Xuanyin thought she was afraid, so he hugged her tightly and said, "Don't be afraid, it's okay, she's dead."

  Ning Yue trembled even more.

  Xuan Yu came to the two of them, glanced at them, turned around to look at the carriage, and said with a cold expression: "Thank you, Zhong Chang Attendant, for your rescue. Xuan will remember this kindness."

  The people in the walking chariot still did not speak.

  The leading palace man saluted Xuan Yu, then raised his whisk, the eunuchs looked serious, and left with their chariots.

  (end of this chapter)