So strange!

Not good!

Karisuo and the others’ faces darkened.

Seeing this, that man from the Morton Tribe grew vicious, drew the dagger at his waist, and stabbed it into the horse’s back. The horse let out a miserable scream and instantly weakened...

He won!

The man burst out laughing.

But that made the man on the other horse look extremely grim.

"That kind of horse-taming is clearly..." He was about to rebuke the other side when he suddenly heard a clear voice from outside the arena: "Luo Fang, forget it, concede."

So he held his tongue.

Yet at that very moment, the injured horse suddenly went mad, thrashing its body wildly. The man was thrown off at once. After he hit the ground and raised his head, he saw the wild horse charging straight toward the crowd...

Straight toward the place where that voice had just come from.

The people from Flying Horse Ranch were all right there!

When a wild horse goes berserk, there are only two ways: tame it, or kill it!

With Flying Horse Ranch’s way of doing things, how could they bear to kill a fine steed? But if they wanted to tame it, a wild horse already injured and tormented for so long was almost impossible to tame...

So...

Whoosh!

As the wild horse charged in, the people from Flying Horse Ranch had no choice but to retreat... yet a tall, slender figure advanced instead of retreating, stepped to the side and seized the reins, tapped a foot, and used the momentum to leap onto the horse. She yanked the reins, the horse’s four hooves rose up... and its body was forced to a stop, scattering the crowd.

The crowd was safe now, but the person on the horse was being flung back and forth by the crazed animal. What was astonishing was that this person did not get thrown off, instead sitting firmly on its back, and then a palm suddenly pressed down on the horse’s back.

The horse let out a piercing scream and, heedless of everything, charged toward one spot...

Sui Yi was standing near the edge of the area, thinking it had nothing to do with her, but unexpectedly the horse just happened to be barreling straight toward her...

Very fast, very fierce...

"Get out of the way!" the person on the horse snapped lightly.

However...

That person called Dugu Yuli only lifted her eyes slightly to look over,

One glance.

The horse’s four hooves were already rising, up, then coming down, to trample!!!

If that hoof really stepped down like that, even a Minor Grandmaster would be seriously injured.

Du Gourou’s face went pale.

But it was only pale for a second.

The hoof came down.

Dust flew up from the ground.

The person on the horse stared fixedly, fingers holding the reins tightening slightly, staring at the person not even half an arm’s length in front of the horse...

The horse obediently lowered its head. Sui Yi’s palm rested on its head; it whimpered once, like it was sobbing.

Sui Yi’s eyes dimmed slightly as she looked up at the person on the horse.

Her gaze fell on the other’s palm pressing down; there was already medicine prepared in the center of that palm, so Sui Yi did not make a move. She merely inclined her head a little, then turned and walked away.

The person on the horse was lost in thought. He’d seen so many outstanding young talents in this world, yet none had left as deep an impression as the person before his eyes.

For a heart to surge like a tide, this was all it took.

Who is this person?

"Little Shang."

Luo Fang and the others had already rushed over, their faces full of lingering fear, afraid something might have happened to this person. In Dugu Sheng’s eyes, this young man whose horse-handling skills bordered on monstrous had an extraordinarily handsome face and a heroic aura; under the robe, though, the figure was slender and delicate—eight or nine out of ten she was a woman. And to be treated with such importance by Luo Fang and the others, there was only one possibility.

The owner of Flying Horse Ranch, Shang Xiuxun.

A remarkable woman whose name was famed throughout the land.

But was that just an accident just now?

Dugu Sheng glanced over at the people from the Morton side... truly ruthless.

The Mongolian Yurt for Sui Yi and the others had already been arranged. Their hosts did not mind men and women sharing; the three from the Dugu Family shared one tent, and Sui Yi and Wu Xie shared another...

Sui Yi didn’t particularly care. Once she entered the Mongolian Yurt, she found that the setup was anything but simple; clearly the other side already knew that the two of them were far from weak.

Sui Yi sat by the brazier. After a while, Wu Xie came in.

"No trace of the Thornbird... but there is something very strange."

Wu Xie’s words made Sui Yi turn her head to look over, her expression deep and shadowed. (To be continued. If you enjoy this work, you’re welcome to come to Qidian (qidian.com) to vote with recommendation tickets and monthly tickets. Your support is my greatest motivation. Mobile users please go to m.qidian.com to read.)