It was clear that day, the breeze was smooth, the sky was clear, like a pool of jasper, with a few thin clouds floating.

In the Wufu Garden, the willows are covered with green and the pear blossoms are like snow. On the clearing ground in the courtyard, there is a young girl standing in a simple bun, wearing a light blue tunic, holding a sword, and exuding a cold and solemn aura around her is quite contrary to this quiet scenery.

There were some fang soldiers standing around her in the corners of the courtyard, all of whom were guards in the mansion. They threw out the small sandbags in their hands one by one and threw them at her. She suddenly turned over, and with her eyes, ears, and agile dodge in the air, alternated with her toes, kicking the flying sandbags away one by one. She was as light as a swallow, and her heels were tugged when she landed on the ground, and there was no fish left at her feet. In just a blink of an eye, all twenty sandbags bounced away, and none of them were close to her.

Perhaps the sandbag was big, but the target was still too conspicuous. In order to exercise her skills, the guards changed into small stones this time, grabbed them and scattered them towards her. She quickly took a step back, and the sharp blade in her hand was sheathed and cut across her eyes. Under the control of wrist power, she waved her left and right like a dragon, and touched the stones that fell like raindrops. She drew her sword very powerfully, and the silver light swept down. The stones that attacked were also gone in pieces and flew to all parts of the courtyard.

However, one of them was a rock that penetrated the sky and shot straight towards the moon gate. At this moment, two figures came through behind the door. It was Youmeng who had changed into ordinary plain clothes and the master and servant of the Winter Solstice. Youmeng heard a buzzing sound in the sky, and she didn't have time to think about it for a moment. At the critical moment, she instinctively turned around and turned around. The stone flew past her eyes unbiasedly, hitting heavily on the stone wall and leaving a gray mark.

The scene of the danger scared the Winter Solstice, and Youmeng was quite calm and knew what was happening in the garden. She smiled and walked in leisurely, and said intentionally: "Miss Wu is so intriguing. She can actually play the newly-given General's Mansion Garden alone like a schoolyard, with all kinds of tricks?"

The girl in blue stopped hearing the sound. She was Miss Wu and Wu Xingsu, whom Youmeng mentioned. When she turned around, she couldn't hide her joy: "I know I'm bored, why don't you come and spend a few moves with me?"

Youmeng stopped and lowered her eyes and smiled slightly: "You know that I can't beat you, but you are still provocative and unkind."

Seeing that she was so arrogant that she was so shy that she pretended to be arrogant but quietly showed, Wu Xingsu couldn't help laughing out loud and ran to her briskly: "I can't beat it? Then let's tease me obediently!"

As she said that, she stretched out a finger and picked Youmeng's jaw freely, like a frivolous man. Youmeng turned her head to avoid it, and smiled and dusted off her hand: "I really want to call General Wu and let him see what his daughter is for the princess and see how he teaches you a lesson."

Xingsu smiled even more after hearing this: "It's really a coincidence. My father and his garrison will only arrive in Luoyang tomorrow, and you won't see you."

I dreamed and looked slanted, smiling without saying a word.

Xingsu liked her ignorant airs the most, and couldn't help but tease her, "Why did the little princess have time to visit my house today?"

Youmeng Yanran smiled charmingly and was so real: "I miss the fragrance of your wine, I want to have two drinks."
Chapter completed!