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Chapter 150 It was Chaochao who saved us.

They were already incredibly lucky to have escaped that blinding ray of sunlight; they certainly didn't dare to hope for another chance.

But just when things were at their most critical, that light shone again.

No, it was an even stronger light than before, which not only made the masked men outside scream, but also made the originally dim cabin seem to be directly under the sun, so bright that Lin Lan and the others could hardly open their eyes.

It wasn't until they heard another 'plop' sound of water falling into the water that they all turned to look out the window.

The light was still there, but it wasn't as dazzling as before.

But the masked man who had just tried to commit the crime was gone, and there was still a mountain by the window with its outstretched hand, as if it had pushed the person off.

Yes, this time it's Dashan pushing people.

Everyone, "..."

The cabin door opened at that moment, and the guards outside, hearing the commotion inside, quickly dealt with their opponents and were about to come in to rescue the people when they saw this scene as soon as they opened the door. Their eyes widened in shock.

He was quite far from the window, but his eyes were still open, so he saw almost the entire process.

Now, no one believed it was just a coincidence; it was definitely a blessing from heaven.

Oh, and God...

Lin Lan couldn't help but exclaim, "It must have been Chaochao's wish, it must have been Chaochao who saved us!"

The others looked up; the sky was still there.

but! !
It's glowing, yes, it's glowing, and the light is exactly the same as the light that just irritated my eyes.

It turned out that those weren't sunlight rays, but rather rays emanating from the sky.

Lin Lan said excitedly, "It must be Chaochao. Do you remember, before Chaochao left, the sky also emitted light. Although the light was very gentle and not so dazzling, the sky has such power, right? It saved us."

The group exchanged bewildered glances, then nodded vigorously. "Yes, it was Chaochao who saved us. Her wish came true; it really can come true."

Everyone suddenly became excited, and their previous fear vanished. They were filled with courage and no longer rushed to close the windows. They even fearlessly peeked out the window.

The light in the sky was still flashing. The two beams of light had appeared one after another, as if a switch had been turned on, followed by countless beams of light falling down.

Although the light no longer fell on the cabin, it was clear that the light was directed at their ship; the light was not as intense in places further away.

They even heard several screams.

Ryohei whispered, "Those screams must have been made by bad guys, right?"

"I don't know, should we go and take a look?"

"No, please don't go." Granny Zhou was still pale with fright and her heart was pounding. Hearing that they wanted to go out and risk their lives, she was even more frightened and grabbed them tightly. "Don't go, it's too scary. Those bandits will kill anyone they see."

She was quite old and had never experienced anything like this before. She felt disoriented and on the verge of fainting. The guard thought for a moment and then said to the others, "You all close the door, I'll go check on things."

Da Shan hesitated for a moment, then squeezed out and said, "Wait a minute, I'll go too."

Everyone else advised him against it, saying, "It's too dangerous. We don't have time to prepare. What if you go out and cause them trouble?"

Da Ya whispered, "But those lights are emitted from the sky to protect us. If we go out, the light will deal with the bad guys who want to kill us. Even if we don't have martial arts skills, it should still be considered helping us."

Everyone blinked. Hmm? That seems to make sense.

Zheng muttered under her breath, "You're really confident. What if it's just a coincidence? Be careful you don't get back if you go out."

But her voice was too soft, and only Hu Fulai next to her could hear it; no one else could.

So Lin Lan followed and walked outside, saying, "Yes, Tianmu will protect us, so I'll go out too."

In the end, apart from the elderly Zhou and her husband who had difficulty walking, everyone else planned to go out and take a look. Even Hu Fulai and Jiang Laosan did the same. After all, there were only two elderly people in the cabin, and they felt safer with Dashan and the others.

The guard glanced at everyone and finally nodded.

When they went out, they found another guard who had been standing guard at the door lying there. Fortunately, he should still be alive, but he seemed to be seriously injured and was leaning against the wall, looking somewhat strained.

The standing guard said to Granny Zhou and Granny Zhou, "Please bandage him up first."

"Alright, alright, we'll do it." This cabin was originally where Hu Fulai and the others were recuperating, so there happened to be a medicine box inside, which contained bandages.

The guard then led Lin Lan and the others to the deck. As soon as they stepped out of the cabin, they gasped in shock at the scene before them.

"Am I dreaming?" Daya murmured softly.

This scene is absolutely bizarre.

The light in the sky was dazzling, but it only flickered around their ship, as if their ship were enveloped by that light.

Even more bizarrely, the beams of light seemed to have a specific target in mind, striking the masked men and their eyes one after another, precisely avoiding the guards on the ship.

These masked men either wept and screamed in agony, or they tightly closed their eyes. However, those who closed their eyes were left with no choice but to be slaughtered.

Even though they were skilled in martial arts, they were facing experts from the Imperial Guard. Under normal circumstances, they could only win by sheer numbers. Moreover, being 'blind' meant they had almost no chance to fight back.

The guards on the ship, who had been struggling to keep up, were now taking down the masked men one by one with a single sword strike. Before long, they had killed or wounded all the masked men, cleaning them up completely.

This was only the scene on the ship. Those masked men still in the water, as soon as they surfaced and raised their heads, were blinded by the light and had to close their eyes. Unable to board the ship and forced to keep their eyes closed, they were quickly dealt with by the archers guarding the ship.

The situation took an unexpected turn. The ship's guards were prepared for a desperate battle, but the enemy had far too many men, coming one after another, as if they were being sent to their deaths. The sheer number of them would exhaust them.

Who knew things would develop in such a bizarre way? These lights appeared out of nowhere, as if a deity were casting a spell, greatly relieving the guards' pressure.

It's unclear how much time passed, but the screams gradually subsided, the light became less glaring, and the sky returned to its usual appearance. On the deck, a group of masked men lay dead.