But the Silver Wolf King may not be so certain.
The combat power of the Silver Wolf King is strong, and Tuzi surely couldn’t escape from its claws. By the ti Tuzi realizes that it’s causing harm, Tuzi would probably have already perished under the Silver Wolf King’s claws.
That’s right, upon guessing that Tuzi was risking its life for the mission, An Ning had already decided to target it but was troubled by a lack of ans.
However, the Silver Wolf King was just the weapon delivered to her door.
At this mont, An Ning suddenly felt a pain throughout her body.
Imdiately afterward, she spat out a mouthful of blood and convulsed, falling to the ground.
Tuzi retaliated!
However, right then, even while ignoring the danger it was in to make An Ning pay, Tuzi was suddenly bitten on the head by the Silver Wolf King, splitting the rabbit head from the rabbit body!
"Sir, sir, there seems to be soone lying on the ground in front..."
At this ti, Bai Su and Sikong Wuyou, due to both evacuating the villagers and resisting the wolf pack, appeared extrely disheveled.
Especially Bai Su, whose arm was injured.
Not far behind them was Wen Jing, who was even more severely injured.
Yet throughout this journey, Sikong Wuyou had ignored him completely and hadn’t uttered a single word.
Wen Jing realized that this ti, he had seriously offended the lord.
Upon hearing Bai Su’s words, Sikong Wuyou looked in the direction he pointed.
Sure enough, a figure was lying on the grass, with blood stains scattered chaotically around.
Besides the blood sprayed when An Ning fainted, the other blood around was from chickens killed by the Silver Wolf King.
Sikong Wuyou approached and imdiately recognized her.
That strange girl!
"Is this the girl who was injured by the one who saved and then assassinated the lord last ti?" Of course, Bai Su also recognized An Ning.
"Send her back." Sikong Wuyou said, stepping forward to lift An Ning.
"Sir, should I do it?" Bai Su asked, frightened and anxious.
Their lord was considered noble since childhood; tasks like carrying soone should be left to them, the subordinates.
However, Sikong Wuyou rely glanced at Bai Su’s arm and asked, "Are you complaining that your arm hasn’t broken?"
"No... no..." Bai Su was bewildered by the sudden bla from his lord.
He... was rely concerned for their lord!
At this mont, Wen Jing finally found an opportunity to be useful, stepped forward eagerly, "Sir, let do it..."
This ti, Sikong Wuyou didn’t even respond, only looked at Wen Jing with calm and innocent eyes, causing him to step back unwittingly.
Sikong Wuyou carried An Ning and walked away.
Behind him, Bai Su sympathetically patted Wen Jing’s shoulder, saying, "Wen Jing, don’t bla the lord, your actions truly lacked discretion in this matter."
"I was just considering the lord’s safety." Wen Jing didn’t understand, their role is to protect the lord, not the villagers, so what wrong had he committed?
However, Bai Su’s one sentence plunged Wen Jing into introspection.
"Wen Jing, have you forgotten the first rule of the Royal Guard?"
The first rule of the Royal Guard is unconditional obedience to organizational commands!
Wen Jing suddenly realized he had committed a major taboo as a subordinate.
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