907 Chapter 906 of “Quickly Traveling [Jade Body Exposed]”

Ambitious and self-employed X warlord [4]

The sergeant stood in front of the man, fighting and then retreating: “Fifth Master, you cannot stay here for a long time.

He said a little anxiously.

Qi Heng frowned, pressed the wound on his lower abdomen, coughed slightly, and nodded to the sergeant.

Seeing this, the sergeant whistled, and heard a clear and loud whistle. Among the dense crowd, a magnificent bay-red horse galloped towards him.

Arriving in front of the two men, the horse raised its hooves high and neighed.

Qi Heng held the reins and climbed onto the horse.

The sergeant slapped the horse hard, and the horse seemed to know it and carried Qi Heng away far away.

Outside the firelight, Qi Zhen pulled out his gun and loaded it slowly.

“Master Jiu…”

Seeing this, the noncommissioned officer on the side seemed to want to step forward and say something.

Qi Zhen raised her hand to stop his words.

His palms were long and slender, and his fingers were as white as jade, but there were rough gravels and thin calluses on his palms that could not be ignored.

“Don’t chase poor bandits.”

He raised his lips and pointed his gun at the figure half-crouching on the horse.

Everyone around held their breath.

However, when Qi Heng ran out of his sight, he did not fire again.

The sergeants couldn’t help but look at each other.

At this moment, Qi Zhen’s hands began to move.

He stretched his arm, shifted the muzzle of the gun, and pointed it at the sergeant who was protecting Qi Heng.

There was a bang.

The sergeant was shot in the vest. He staggered forward a few steps and then fell to the ground, twitching and losing his life.

Qi Zhen withdrew the gun and pressed down the brim of his hat with one hand to cover her beautiful eyes.

“Dog slave.”

He scoffed lightly.

The cloak was slightly raised and swollen by the wind. Qi Zhen turned her horse’s head and looked sideways at the firelight behind her: “Wait, my good fifth brother will not give in so easily.”

The sergeant on the side lowered his head slightly.

Qi Zhen looked away and smiled loudly: “Let’s go!”

The sound of horse hooves splashed into billows of smoke and dust. The noise came quickly and quickly, but in the blink of an eye, everything just now disappeared without a trace.

But the ground was covered with corpses.

Li Xin took Xiaochai and covered her with one hand and her mouth and nose with the other to avoid making any noise and attracting attention.

When the noise outside was completely silent, Li Xin dared to slowly let go of his hand, allowing the two of them some breathing space.

But she was still cautious and didn’t go out.

The space in the cabinet was cramped, and the two people’s bodies were already injured. After staying here for a long time, they became out of breath after a while.

Li Xin touched Xiaochai’s forehead and felt the cold sweat on his hands.

She knew she couldn’t hide any longer.

Gritting her teeth, she carefully pressed the cabinet door and moved it out.

Through the gap, she saw the leader’s body, still lying on the ground in front of him, completely cold.

There were no people around, only some scattered footprints on the ground.

She breathed a sigh of relief and planned to walk out.

The cabinet door moved outwards, and large tracts of fresh air poured in, which made her groggy head feel much better.

Just as Li Xin stepped out, a hard object silently pressed against her back.

Li Xin froze.

If her touch was correct, that thing was a gun.

The shadow of the person behind him dragged a long line on the ground, and he was exceptionally tall and straight.

She smelled a faint smell of gunpowder, mixed with a very faint fishy sweetness.

“Who are you?

The man spoke, his voice hoarse and low, like gravel rubbing against each other.

Li Xin subconsciously raised his hands: “No, don’t kill me.”

She deliberately made a trembling tone, and her skinny body was shaking violently. Combined with her disheveled hair and the blurred flesh and blood on her back, Qi Heng narrowed his eyes slightly.