Ah Man thought that once his two carriages passed by, they would be able to distract the attention of the black-clad assassins.
But Ah Man didn't expect that no one would listen to her orders in such a crisis.
Ah Man turned around anxiously and shouted to the guards driving the car: "Your third prince is there, let's go back and save him."
"Princess, the Third Prince ordered us to risk our lives to help you break through the siege. In order to get our carriage out, many people died. Do you want to let these people sacrifice in vain?"
Even though he was in the car just now, Ah Man heard the fighting outside the car, but he didn't expect that there would be casualties.
All her attention was on the abandoned carriage behind her.
“I’m sorry. I don’t know.”
"We all are here to fulfill the prince's request." After the guard finished speaking, he continued to spur his horse and whip it. The guards who were guarding their carriage, with the sound of horse hooves, were getting farther and farther away from Murong Kai.
The guard stopped the carriage only when there were no more people chasing him and he could no longer see the bloody battlefield.
"Princess, you are safe now. You are protected by the Duke of Zhenguo and his son, as well as the guards and maids from Bei'an. They should be able to take you back to the palace safely." The guard glanced at the guards and maids around him. Unlike when they escaped just now, there were not many people left.
But then they entered the palace and the city, and the princess's safety was guaranteed.
"Where are you guys?" Ah Man looked at the guard kneeling in front of him. Behind him, there were several other guards kneeling with bloodstains all over their bodies.
They were in a much more miserable state than the palace maids and guards from Bei'an who escaped. It can be imagined that they were the ones who contributed the most in the waves of fighting just now.
It was they who used their own flesh and blood to carve out a path for her.
How could she deserve the guards of the Great Zhou to treat her like this? It was only because of Murong Kai.
"We have to go back and save the prince." The guard's words were so powerful that Ah Man felt distressed.
"Uncle, Jinxuan is in your hands. You are responsible for bringing him back to the palace. I will go back with them." Ah Man glanced at the Duke of Zhenguo Chu Zhenhua, who was also bloodthirsty, and solemnly entrusted Jinxuan in his arms to him.
"Ah Man, you don't know martial arts, and you will only be a burden to them if you go there. I will go with them, and I promise to bring Murong Kai back to you in one piece."
When saying this, Chu Zhenhua did not dare to look into Ah Man's eyes. They had been gone for more than a quarter of an hour. During this quarter of an hour, it was uncertain whether the guards and maids in their Bei'an Palace could withstand the assassination of the black-clad assassin. He was just trying not to think about the most tragic ending.
"But I..." Ah Man still wanted to insist, but faced with the ironclad fact that she would become a burden, she...
Without waiting for Ah Man to finish his words, the Duke of Zhenguo led several guards from Bei'an and rushed in the direction they had just escaped.
Although their bodies were covered in blood, they had only one goal in their hearts: to save people, to save Murong Kai.
They rushed towards the darkness in the snow, and at this moment, Murong Kai, who was surrounded by assassins, was not in as dire a situation as Ah Man and the others had imagined.
Because among the group of people guarding the carriage, there was only one handsome man, riding a horse with a sword in hand, who was invincible and prevented dozens of assassins from getting close to the carriage.
At this moment, the man who had faced all the crises by himself was leaning against the side of the carriage, and said to Murong Kaiyan in the carriage: "Princess, don't worry, I am here and will never let you get into any danger."
Murong Kai remained silent in the carriage. Even such a cold attitude could not stop Zhen Junran from protecting the princess enthusiastically.
Murong Kai was forced to listen to a section about the killing between Zhen Junran and the assassins. The interesting thing was that these assassins were particularly vulnerable, while Zhen Junran, who was besieged by several assassins, was unscathed and spoke with full energy. However, the several palace maids and guards who were guarding the carriage were killed by the assassins.
(End of this chapter)