The Song Dynasty was the king for thirteen years before he knew that he was Tianlong.

Chapter 36: Arrow Shadow in the Hall
The girl's eyes flashed coldly on the chair, like icicles, and she was about to stand up.

Zhao Ti said, "Since you don't turn off the lights, don't go out. You can see clearly from outside."

The girl asked, "Didn't you say that we would break out in the dark? Now you don't think so?"

Zhao Ti smiled and said, "This is a different time. Now is not the right time."

The girl sneered: "It's just paper talk, I don't believe you."

Although she said this, she did not stand up again. Instead, she listened carefully to the noise outside and glanced at Zhao Ti from the corner of her eye: "Since you are good at martial arts, why don't you carry a weapon with you?"

Zhao Ti narrowed his eyes. He suspected that Moye's short sword had been hidden in her sleeve, while the long sword was carried by Su Da and was not on her body at the moment.

He said, "I was running away in a hurry when I encountered a fight at the foot of Wuliang Mountain, and I accidentally lost it. Miss, please lend me a sword."

The girl asked, "As a warrior, how can you actually lose your weapon?"

Zhao Ti shook his head: "At that time, the situation was urgent, and those Jianghu people were killing each other fiercely. There was the Wuliang Sword, the Shennong Gang, and the black-clothed men who came from nowhere. There was a fierce fight, blood was flying everywhere, and many people were killed and injured. The scene was very horrifying. I left in a hurry and got lost."

The girl said, "I see you are wearing a scholar's robe, dressed like a scholar. What's the difference between you losing your weapon and a scholar losing his writing brush?"

Zhao Ti waved his hand: "It doesn't make much difference. I really don't want to do it, so I use the excuse of using the sword to help me. I can still help repel the enemy."

The girl pointed to the corner of the hall and said, "It's hanging on the wall. You can take it yourself. I don't expect you to have any enemies. As long as you don't die, I will be kind to you this time. If you will only get yourself killed, you'd better come and kill me now. That will be quicker."

Zhao Ti got up and went to the corner of the hall, and sure enough, he saw an old sword hanging in the shadow. He raised his hand to take it down and take a look. The blade was fine, but it was just an ordinary sword.

At this moment, there was a sudden "clang" sound. Zhao Ti turned around and saw that the door of the hall was kicked open, revealing a thick night outside.

The girl was still sitting still, but her arm was slightly raised. Zhao Ti knew that she had a poisonous arrow in her sleeve that would kill instantly upon contact with blood. The people sent by Madam Wang were afraid of this thing, so they had been acting very cautiously.

An old woman's laughter came from outside: "Little bitch, I advise you to surrender, so that we don't have to work hard, and you can suffer on your own."

The girl said nothing. Suddenly, a figure rushed in from outside the door. She raised her hands and made two "whoosh, whoosh" sounds. A black light flashed and screams were heard. Two men fell to the ground.

Zhao Ti took his sword and walked over, saying, "The hall is not easy to guard. There are two windows on each side, a total of four windows. Sooner or later, someone will come in."

The girl said, "Kill every one that comes in."

Before she finished her words, the window made a noise. She hurriedly waved her hand and used the hidden arrow to shoot, but she couldn't hit them. Instead, several people rushed in. At this time, there were figures swaying at the door and several people entered.

Zhao Ti looked and saw that the two people leading the way in were two old women. He knew that the fat one was called Granny Ping and the thin one was called Granny Rui. They were the leaders of the hunt for Mu Wanqing this time.

At this time, the girl no longer dared to move, but just stared at the two old women, and then she heard Grandma Ping's rough voice shouting: "Little bitch, what are you delaying for? Why don't you get up and do it!" She held two knives in her hands, and when they crossed, the clanging sounds were piercing.

The girl said coldly: "You have lived to this age, and you would rather die than fight. As early as this moment, that vicious woman surnamed Wang in Suzhou did not come to fight me herself, but sent you slaves to talk to me?"

Granny Rui said, "Our Madam is such a noble lady. It's extremely difficult for a little bitch like you to see her. Where is your master?"

The girl suddenly said, "My master is right behind you!"

Granny Ping, Granny Rui and the others were shocked when they heard this, and turned around hastily, but they didn't see anyone there, and they knew they were tricked. At this time, the girl shot out two short arrows from her sleeves, and they went straight to the two of them. The two of them dodged hastily, struggling to avoid it, but the people behind them were not so lucky, and two more fell down.

An old man, still in shock, said, "This is not a solution. We should just rush over and chop her to death!"

Everyone was silent upon hearing this. At this moment, there were more than twenty people holding weapons in the hall, but no one said a word. Everyone looked at each other, and no one wanted to be the first to die.

Granny Ping held two knives in her hands, her eyes flickering, Granny Rui said in a rough voice, "Little bitch, you have escaped all the way from Jiangnan to Dali, we have come all the way here to chase you, even if everyone dies here, we must kill you, you do it!"

The girl snorted coldly: "Stop talking nonsense. I still have 18 hidden arrows. Even though they are not enough for you guys, whoever comes first will die. If you want to die first, just come forward."

The two old ladies remained silent. Although they were both from the Wang family, not all of the people around them were from the Wang family. At this moment, they each had their own thoughts and their figures gradually retreated backwards.

Zhao Ti came close to the girl and smelled her fragrance. Just as he was about to speak, he heard Granny Ping say loudly, "This boy is the whore's lover. Capture him first, then catch the whore!"

Zhao Ti frowned and said, "You fat woman are talking nonsense again. I came in to ask for directions, and this girl told me to leave, but you won't let me go. It's really unreasonable!"

Granny Ping was furious and asked, "What did you call me, kid?"

Zhao Ti sneered, "You are fat and broad-skinned. If I don't call you a fat woman, should I call you a thin woman or a flat woman?"

Granny Ping was so angry that she was shaking all over. She was about to charge forward with two swords in hand, but Granny Rui stopped her with an iron staff: "Since the other party is in love with you, beware of fraud and don't be fooled!"

Only then did Granny Ping stop and continue the confrontation in the hall.

I don't know how long it took, but a streak of white appeared in the sky, and the morning light came out. Grandma Rui looked sinister and whispered, "It's dawn, let's withdraw first!"

Then, about twenty people did not dare to turn around, faced the girl, and walked out of the hall backwards little by little.

After a while, there was no sound outside. The girl let out a long breath, leaned back in the chair as if she had lost strength, and closed her eyes slightly.

After waiting for more than an hour, the sky was already bright. Zhao Ti stood up and walked towards the door. The girl behind him suddenly asked, "Where are you going?"

Zhao Ti said: "I'll find some food and water."

The girl said, "They won't retreat. They might be lying in ambush somewhere in the courtyard. Go ahead if you don't want to die."

Zhao Ti said, "They also need to eat and drink, how can we ambush them all? I'll be back soon." After saying that, he actually walked out the door.

"You!" Seeing that he didn't listen to her, the girl frowned and bit her lips tightly: "You can die if you want, but don't blame me for not reminding you!"

Zhao Ti walked out of the hall and went east along the stone path. At that time, most kitchens were on the east side and were called the East Kitchen.

There were roses planted on both sides of the stone path, with a rich fragrance. He walked through a moon-shaped door and just as he entered, he suddenly stopped.

I saw a man jumping out from the shadows nearby, with a ferocious face, holding a goose feather sword with a cold light flashing on the blade, and rushing over.

(End of this chapter)