Chapter 1804: Outrageous!

Chapter 1804: Chapter 815: Outrageous!

Zhuge Shi was, after all, a Wood Realm powerhouse; when she really started running, her speed was still extremely fast.

It was just that there would be pursuers behind her, so she didn’t dare to completely let go and move without restraint.

Yet even so, while doing her utmost to keep the commotion down, she still pushed her speed to the limit.

Her figure shuttled through the night; perhaps because her physical condition was getting worse and worse, her vision ahead began to be covered by a layer of blur. Her rain‑soaked body felt a bit chilled, actually starting to lose warmth.

“I can’t collapse! I have to escape! Escape to the Qian Family! The farther away from here, the better!”

“Qian Family… Qian Family is this way, right…”

Her consciousness began to blur.

Zhuge Shi realized that her current state might be even worse than she had imagined.

“If I fall on the road now, I will definitely…”

Thud.

Her eyelids trembled; Zhuge Shi suddenly pitched forward and slammed heavily to the ground, her face smashing into the hard earth. The sharp sting of pain couldn’t compare with the overwhelming exhaustion in her body.

Her eyes—her eyes—she couldn’t open them anymore.

Zhuge Shi understood that if she didn’t crawl back up, if she kept lying here, it was a dead end.

But she was already desperately trying to stand, and yet… she couldn’t get up.

Her body simply wouldn’t obey her commands.

In that instant, she thought of the organization, thought of her master, thought of the memories of her childhood, scenes flashing past her eyes like a revolving lantern.

The village slaughtered, her parents dead, being rescued by the Master and brought back to the organization, taught by her master, spending a happy childhood, inheriting her master’s will, becoming the organization’s Floating Dragon…

She had yet to repay the Master’s kindness, had yet to fulfill her master’s last wish—how could she die here!

But… but, she was really… so tired…

Just as Zhuge Shi felt her eyelids finally close completely, leaving her only the sound of the pouring rain.

Suddenly, she heard a startled cry.

“S‑Senior? Is that Senior? Why are you near the Bo Mansion? Could it be! Could it be that Senior was injured by Mr. Diao?”

This voice… Qian Wu?!

That brat? That brat is nearby?

Perhaps the hope of survival rekindled Zhuge Shi’s will.

With extreme difficulty, she forced open a narrow slit of her eyes.

Through the blur, she saw a figure whose body seemed wrapped in bandages bending down with concern, and behind that figure stood a carriage. The carriage’s curtain was lifted by someone, revealing the vague silhouette of a woman.

Perhaps sensing Zhuge Shi’s movement, though he still didn’t understand the situation, Qian Wu took the initiative to explain.

“This is my younger sister. The day I was saved by Mr. Diao, I wanted to personally visit the Bo Mansion and thank Mr. Diao. But my little sister kept pestering me that she wanted to come too. I really had no choice, so I just brought her along.”

Pausing for a moment, Qian Wu even thoughtfully helped Zhuge Shi up on his own initiative.

Her pink hair, soaked by the rain, clung in sticky strands to her forehead. Its beauty was gone; instead, there was a few parts utter bedragglement.

Even Qian Wu could tell that Zhuge Shi had run into trouble—very big trouble.

And the trouble Zhuge Shi was facing was such that even brushing against it would make his head spin, the danger unfathomable.

So, after helping Zhuge Shi up, Qian Wu immediately gave his onlooking sister a meaningful glance.

Qin Er looked Zhuge Shi over with some curiosity.

One could see that this Zhuge Shi’s strength was not simple; if she could instruct Qin Er in martial arts, Qin Er’s power might leap to another level.

As for that pig‑headed Qian Wu, Qin Er didn’t take him seriously at all.

With his bones broken in seven or eight places, he should, by rights, be bedridden now, needing several months of rest before he could even think of moving about again.

But this fellow was too obsessed with power and gain. He forcibly took a Medicine Pill for pain relief, ordered a carriage prepared, and insisted on visiting the Bo family—in truth, it was to visit that Diao Deyi.

How could Qin Er not see through such petty scheming?

However… she also wanted to see Diao Deyi!

She wanted to see whether Diao Deyi could still recognize her!

What she wanted even more… was that one day she could trample Diao Deyi beneath her feet, then reveal to him her true identity—that she was that meek and humble Qin Er of the former Thunder City, that little girl he abandoned, looked down on, and regarded as an ant!

Just imagining that scene made Qin Er feel a surge of excitement!

But for now, she still needed to observe first.

Because it had already been several months since the incident in Thunder City, and Diao Deyi’s strength seemed to have grown even greater than back then in Thunder City…

Of course, to make that idiot Qian Wu take her along to visit the Bo Mansion, one more crucial condition had been needed—pressure from her dear friend Ji Jin. Without that, with only a younger sister’s status, Qian Wu wouldn’t even spare her an extra proper look.

“Brother, this Senior is gravely injured. We’d better quickly bring her onto the carriage first.”

Amid the sound of the pouring rain, this voice was like Heavenly Sound.

Zhuge Shi wanted to see Qin Er’s face clearly, but her body hit its limit once more, her eyelids closing again.

“Senior! Senior!”

Qian Wu shouted loudly. When he saw that Zhuge Shi’s eyes had already shut, his expression gradually darkened, and he turned a cold gaze onto Qin Er.

“What are you pretending to be, some good person, telling me to bring Senior onto the carriage? Who knows whether the ones who injured Senior like this are still chasing her? If they pursue her here, which of us will survive?”

That icy tone, with no attempt to hide it, was a far cry from his earlier show of concern.

However, Qian Wu did not know that Zhuge Shi had merely closed her eyelids, unable to open them. Her consciousness was still clear, clinging on with all her strength, refusing to faint.