With a warehouse full of supplies, I stood alone as king in this chaotic world, gun in hand.

Seeing how much Bei Chenyan cared about the children, Nangong Wu used her mind to move all three children out of the space.

A large crib appeared in front of them.

When Bei Chenyan looked, he saw that the three children were all sleeping soundly inside.

Aiqi's eyes swept between the two of them, a strange light flashing in them.

"You guys chat first, I won't disturb you." With that, she darted into the space.

Nangong Xi seemed to be disturbed by the noise; her two little hands moved slightly, and she started huffing.

"Xi'er." Bei Chenyan thought the child had woken up and was about to pick him up, but Nangong Wu stopped him.

She put her index finger to her lips and gently shushed him.

Bei Chenyan quickly withdrew his hand.

Sure enough, Nangong Xi just grunted twice and fell asleep again.

"This girl!" Bei Chenyan shook his head with a smile.

Nangong Wu used her mind to send the child back into the space.

"Now that the child has seen it, can we have breakfast?"

"Let me serve the porridge." Bei Chenyan opened the lid diligently and took a bowl to serve the porridge.

Nangong Wu sat down at the table. "Don't worry, if anything happens to the children, Aiqi and Eileen will tell me."

"Xi'er didn't eat much milk yesterday, that's why I was worried about her." Bei Chenyan placed a bowl of porridge in front of her.

"The baby has always been breastfed. Suddenly switching to cow's milk and goat's milk means the taste is different, so it's inevitable that he'll throw a tantrum," Nangong Wu said.

"I didn't realize raising children was this difficult." Bei Chenyan shook his head.

The two quietly finished their meat porridge and got off the bus.

Nangong Wu packed up the RV and switched to an off-road vehicle to continue her journey.

Bei Chenyan was itching to try it out. "Nangong Wu, can I learn to drive this car?"

"Okay, but we're in a hurry right now. I'll teach you when I have more free time," Nangong Wu agreed.

Let him learn to drive; it might be helpful in a pinch.

"Okay, then remember to teach me in the future." Bei Chenyan was very happy to see that she agreed.

The two got into the car and continued their journey.

"How much longer until we reach the border of the Eastern Jin Kingdom?" Nangong Wu asked.

Bei Chenyan did some mental calculations, "We still have to travel another 1,500 to 1,600 li. The closer we get to the Eastern Jin Kingdom, the more difficult the road will be."

"We covered four or five hundred li yesterday, which is quite good. At this pace, we should reach the capital of the Eastern Jin Dynasty within ten days."

After walking for about half an hour, they began to enter a mountain range. The mountain road became increasingly rugged, and there were many rocks on the road, making the car bumpy.

Nangong Wu stopped the car and opened the door.

"What's wrong?" Bei Chenyan asked.

"The road is too bumpy because of the rocks. Let's switch to another vehicle." Nangong Wu got out of the car.

"Change cars?" Bei Chenyan asked, puzzled, but he got out of the car as well.

Does she have a car that doesn't bump around?

Nangong Wu put the off-road vehicle into her spatial storage and then took out a motorcycle.

"Is this a two-wheeled vehicle?" Bei Chenyan looked at the motorcycle. It had a unique design, but only two wheels.

Nangong Wu took off her high ponytail, tied it casually with a hair tie, and put on her helmet.

She glanced at Bei Chenyan, whose long hair was tied up high and covered with a hair crown, making it impossible for him to wear a helmet.

Fine, I won't let him wear a helmet.

She got on the motorcycle. "Get on and sit behind me."

"Can these two-wheeled vehicles really move?" Bei Chenyan was full of questions, but he still got on.

"Get ready." Nangong Wu opened the outer casing and turned on the engine switch. The motorcycle steadily drove off, gradually increasing in speed.

The movement was a bit too fast, and Bei Chenyan couldn't help but reach out and hug her waist.

"These two-wheeled vehicles are good; they're even faster than large vehicles."

Just as Nangong Wu was about to speak, she suddenly saw several horses galloping wildly toward them.

She stopped the car.

Bei Chenyan also saw it and said, "Something might have happened up ahead."

They saw the men constantly whipping their horses and turning their heads to look back, as if someone or some wild beast was chasing them.

Nangong Wu thought for a moment, then mentally stored the motorcycle in her spatial storage, and brought out the two horses, standing in place and waiting.

Bei Chenyan surveyed his surroundings, his hand resting on the pistol at his waist. "This mountain range is quite high and has dense forests; there's a high chance of wild beasts lurking around."

"Knock knock knock..."

The people were getting closer and closer; there were five of them, and each of them looked terrified.

At this moment, the group of people noticed them and immediately shouted, "Run! It's dangerous!"

Nangong Wu and Beichen Yan stood still, waiting to see what was chasing them.

"Roar—" A roar came.

Upon hearing this voice, the two exchanged a glance.

"It's a tiger," Bei Chenyan said.

Excitement gleamed in Nangong Wu's eyes.

In her past life, she went to a primeval forest to receive wilderness survival training for a month.

They were dropped by helicopter into a vast primeval forest. Each person carried only a dagger, a simple map, a compass, enough dry rations for three days, and two bottles of mineral water.

On the evening of the fifth day, while she was foraging for food, she was surrounded by more than a dozen hungry wolves, their green eyes fixed on her, drool dripping from their mouths.

With just that dagger, she fought the wolf pack, killing six wolves and the wolf king before the rest of the wolves were scared away.

For several days in a row, she ate roasted wolf meat.

On the thirteenth day, she encountered another tiger, which she also killed, and ate tiger meat for several more days.

At this moment, the five people had almost caught up with them. Chasing them was a huge, spotted tiger, which was extremely fierce and only a little over two zhang away from them.

Clearly, the tiger was faster than the horse and would catch up with them in less than a quarter of an hour.

"What a bunch of cowards! Five people, and they were chased so badly by a tiger?" Bei Chenyan said disdainfully.

Their horses also heard the tiger's roar. Perhaps it was the suppression of their innate bloodline that frightened them into neighing loudly and trying uncontrollably to break free of their reins.

"You guys should leave quickly..." The man's voice trembled as he shouted.

"Clop clop! Clop clop!" Five horses galloped past them.

The tiger chasing behind them suddenly pounced on them when it saw people by the roadside.

"Bang bang bang..."

Nangong Wu and Beichen Yan fired their guns simultaneously.

Several shots hit the tiger's head.

"Roar—" The tiger roared in pain and fell heavily to the ground, its four hooves twitching violently.

The five people who had already run over turned around when they heard the gunshot and saw that the tiger had actually been shot down on the ground.

"Whoa!" All five men pulled on the reins and stopped.

"They killed that vicious tiger!"

Bei Chenyan kicked the tiger on the ground and asked, "It's dead! Should we move it?"

"Put it on horseback and take it with you," Nangong Wu said.

Tiger meat tastes sour and is tough, so it's not tasty at all, but every part of it is valuable.