Chapter 243 Reward

"We can only wait and try our luck." Su Wan's oil-paper umbrella was about to be smashed by the heavy rain, and her clothes were soaked. She frowned uncomfortably: "You also go into the carriage to hide from the rain, hoping that a carriage will pass by and give us a ride."

Qi Shiliu said bitterly: "It's all my fault that I didn't check the carriage when I came out, otherwise I would have found the problem."

Su Wan smiled, "You couldn't find the problem when you checked it at that time."

Qi Shiliu was depressed and urged: "Miss, the weather is cold, your clothes are wet, and it's easy to catch a cold. You should go to the carriage to hide from the rain quickly, and I'll wait outside."

"Together." Su Wan said without question.

Qi Shiliu thought about the two people in the narrow carriage, feeling very awkward all over. He looked around and wanted to find an excuse to hide, and suddenly found a carriage rushing over.

"Here it comes! The carriage is coming!"

Qi Shiliu stood beside the official road excitedly and waved to the carriage.

The carriage brushed past them, splashing mud and water all over them.

Snap!

Qi Shiliu almost couldn't help but greet the other party's ancestors.

The carriage turned back and stopped beside them. The driver was wearing a straw raincoat: "Are you two going back to the capital?"

Qi Shiliu's anger dissipated instantly, and he forced a smile on his face: "Yes, we are going back to the capital. I wonder if you can give us a ride? Our carriage is broken."

"You get on." The driver was relieved.

"Thank you." Su Wan knew that it was their master who was relieved, so he went back to his carriage, took down the important things, and got on their carriage.

Qi Shiliu drove the carriage with the driver, not daring to slack off at all, because he could feel from his breath that the other party was a martial artist. And this feeling seemed to be stronger for the one in the carriage.

He looked back at the carriage uneasily, but a wooden door blocked his view.

Su Wan was in a different state of mind, squatting beside the carriage, staring at the man with a big horse and a golden sword sitting in the carriage. He was about forty years old, with messy hair tied in a ponytail, and a beard on his dark face, especially the scar on his nose, which made him look difficult to mess with. He was very strong and oppressive. She smelled a bloody smell similar to Qi Guang, and he looked like a general.

Sure enough, Su Wan found that his arm was injured and was casually bandaged with a piece of white cloth, and the blood stained the white cloth red.

Her sight was probably too direct. The man opened his eyes and looked over, sweeping across Su Wan's face. She felt vaguely familiar. After thinking carefully, she found that he looked like the queen.

"Who are you? What is your relationship with the royal family?"

The man's voice was like sand, very rough.

Su Wan pursed her lips. She didn't see through the identity of the person in front of her, so she didn't dare to speak rashly.

At this time, she thought that it was too hasty to get on the carriage rashly.

"If this king has any bad intentions, it's too late for you to be vigilant now." The man took a swipe from his arms and threw a token to her.

Su Wan laughed dryly twice. The pirate ship had already boarded. It was indeed too late.

He pretended to be calm when he picked up the token and saw the words written in iron and silver - Prince Changxing.

Su Wan's eyebrows skipped a beat. It was really fate.

He met his wife at the White Horse Temple before, and met him in person when he went down the mountain.

"I'm a doctor." Su Wan pointed to the wooden box he brought: "As a reward, I will bandage your wound?"

"Whatever you want." Prince Changxing stretched out his arm.

Su Wan returned the token, and then he realized that his eyes were actually a bit like Gu Huaizhi's.