The fortune telling was so accurate that I accidentally accumulated a huge amount of merit!

Chapter 1230 Bring that person here!
Yunran still trusted her intuition; she felt she couldn't be that kind of absurd and bastard.

She immediately waved her hand at the people who were staring at her expectantly: "Go down, all of you!"

Perhaps it's because this identity as a divine messenger is really useful here.

Even though they were unwilling, the group dared not do anything out of line. They obediently bowed and left.

However, Yunran could still tell from their backs that they looked like wilted eggplants at this moment.

But Yunran is hard-hearted and won't let other people's feelings affect her own.

After everyone had left, Yunran's gaze turned to the food on the table not far away.

Although it looked to the naked eye, Yunran felt that the taste might not be very good, and she didn't know why she made that judgment.

However, this did not stop Yunran from walking over with firm steps. At this moment, the taste was secondary; the important thing was to fill her stomach first.

As Yunran had guessed, the food was barely edible for her.

Yunran's expression remained unchanged, and she did not slow down her eating pace just because the food was mediocre.

Yunran only stopped eating when the hunger she felt in her body subsided.

The people waiting outside seemed to have super hearing; as soon as Yunran put down her chopsticks, they knocked on the door and entered, clearing away the leftover food from the table.

The entire process was completely silent; if you ignored the earlier knocking, you could almost forget about these people.

After taking a leisurely stroll in the courtyard to digest her food, Yunran returned to her residence.

Only then did I notice that there was a bathtub next to the room, with steam rising from the water inside.

This made Yunran, who hadn't previously felt the need to take a bath, suddenly feel itchy all over.

As she walked toward the bath, a scene suddenly flashed through Yunran's mind, but it disappeared so quickly that she couldn't grasp it.

Yun Ran frowned slightly, looked carefully at the bathtub, and the image in her mind disappeared.

Once inside the bath, the hot water soaked her body, and Yunran no longer cared about thinking about what the scenes that had disappeared earlier were.

She simply closed her eyes and enjoyed the moment, but she always felt that something was missing.

If someone could massage her shoulders at this time, and occasionally feed her some fruit, that would be great.

The moment this thought arose, the image that had vanished so quickly was suddenly reconnected.

Yunran: ...

So, the first thing she thought when she saw this bath was how to be served!
At this moment, Yunran was a little confused. If she had never been served, why would she think like this?
So, before she lost her memory, was she really a bastard?
Otherwise, how could she so readily enjoy being served?

If she had memories, why would she need to be so cautious in her words and actions? Yunran felt that she was not the kind of person who liked to be taciturn.

"Sigh, when will these inexplicably vanished memories ever return..."

Most people didn't sleep well that night, except for Yunran.

As dawn broke, Yunran put her robes back on.

When she took it off last night, she looked at it carefully and noticed that her clothes were completely different from the clothes worn by others.

All indications suggest that there should be no problem with her identity.

Facing those formidable subordinates once again, Yun Ran adapted admirably to her role as the Divine Envoy. "Divine Envoy, we are on our way to the altar. Along the way, we have encountered many who wish to rebel. Would you be willing to travel with us..."

The speaker's tone was clearly one of careful flattery.

Yunran didn't speak, but simply nodded slightly.

Someone immediately arranged Yunran's travel; oxcarts and the like were long gone.

Yun Ran looked at the luxurious carriage that appeared before her and calmly got into it.

The carriage was surrounded by people riding tall horses; anyone with eyes could see the spectacle.

This means a very important person is traveling. Unless you're incredibly reckless, no one would dare to rush up and risk their life.

Yunran was initially very satisfied with this trip.

But after traveling for a while, Yunran felt that this luxurious carriage was really not as comfortable as the oxcart covered with hay.

At least, the oxcart wouldn't make her feel like her whole body was about to fall apart from the jolting.

Yunran lifted the curtain of the carriage and looked at the surrounding road with some disdain. She felt that she had never suffered such hardship before.

The person next to the carriage saw Yun Ran lift the curtain and immediately stepped forward, asking in a low voice, "Divine Envoy, what are your orders?"

Even though Yun Ran has lost her memory, her rebellious nature remains.

She wouldn't let her subordinates know that she was having a rough time riding in the carriage.

He maintained his superior attitude: "It's nothing, keep going!"

But after the curtain was lowered, Yunran's originally straight back immediately became crooked and her brows furrowed.

The carriage swayed along the way, and Yunran, who was initially uncomfortable, gradually adapted and began to close her eyes to rest.

Suddenly, the sound of horses neighing came from ahead, and the carriage stopped abruptly.

Yun Ran even heard the sound of metal clashing, followed by screams of agony.

"What happened?"

Outside the carriage, a subordinate's voice soon rang out: "My lord, a group of fools are blocking the road, but we'll take care of them soon."

Hearing her subordinate's voice so calm, as if he were talking about something as simple as eating or drinking, Yun Ran immediately stopped caring.

As the men outside the carriage had said, the fighting quickly subsided, and the carriage started moving again.

But what Yunran didn't know was that at that moment, a group of ragged people, bound by ropes, were following behind their group like cattle and sheep.

It wasn't until they arrived at the next rest stop and the carriage stopped that Yunran saw this scene.

The subordinate noticed that Yun Ran's gaze lingered for a moment on the person who was tied up behind her.

He immediately stepped forward and explained, "My lord, these people are the ones who want to intercept us and disrupt the ritual."

Those who had been captured were covered in blood and looked as if they had no power to resist at all.

But Yunran's gaze still landed precisely on one of them.

"Bring that person here!"