Transmigration: Space-Aided Rise to Power and Prosperity-Chapter 780 - 616 Rescue

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Chapter 780: Chapter 616 Rescue

Just as the two made hand signals, moving the sword hilts towards their necks, two sword shadows flashed by, knocking their swords aside.

Then, without pausing, the sword executed several moves, injuring two guards surrounding Ming Mo and their group.

Gu Chengyu’s speed was too fast, catching these guards off guard.

"Prince! Another assassin has joined, and this person’s martial arts are exceptionally strong. We should leave quickly to prevent you from being injured and spare these guards the trouble."

Xiao Chengzi only saw the later joined moonlight-colored figure, executing sword moves incredibly fast, the silver-white sword body leaving only afterimages under the moonlight.

Sparkling silver, the sword light flickered, and the white figure seemed like a dragon swimming under the moonlight.

Prince Jing curled his lips, the ethereal and otherworldly figure moving with flying robe sleeves, coupled with the sword glows surrounding him, was indeed a pleasing sight.

Although he couldn’t clearly see the newcomer’s face, Prince Jing was utterly convinced this was the renowned Gu Chengyu of the Capital.

Though a man, he had to admit, Gu Chengyu was the most handsome person he had ever seen.

Such a face, if seen by the noble ladies of the Capital, who knows how many hearts it would secretly captivate.

Seeing that with a flash of sword light, the white-clothed person left a wound on a guard, Captain Tang was anxious.

If this continues, in a few breaths, the Mansion’s guards surely won’t be able to stop these three.

Ming Mo and Ming Yan, seeing someone helping and recognizing the sword moves as belonging to their master, felt both guilty and touched.

However, the situation was critical, giving them no time to think, and they immediately joined the fray.

Gu Chengyu used sword moves to protect the three, injuring half of the Prince Mansion’s guards yet appearing effortless.

Captain Tang only felt a toothache, never expecting such martial prowess, and glanced at Prince Jing standing beside him.

If not for needing to protect the Prince, he would have joined forces to engage this person; they were too powerful!

Gu Chengyu did not kill, only injuring the guards, targeting hands and legs to render them incapable of fighting.

Seeing the guards injured, most of them lost combat capability, Prince Jing spoke up.

"Didn’t expect Mr. Gu to be in the mood for late-night sword practice at my mansion."

"All of you step back! Mr. Gu’s martial prowess is superior; you are no match for him."

After joking with Gu Chengyu, Prince Jing ordered the guards to retreat.

Gu Chengyu’s martial arts cultivation was profound beyond measure, and these guards likely couldn’t fathom its depth.

Better to speak openly, sparing the guards from further disgrace.

"Did you hear the Prince? Step back."

Captain Tang gripped his sword tightly, battle intent fierce, though his hands itched for a fight.

The guards were already at their wit’s end, and at the Prince’s word, each breathed a sigh of relief, unable to contend with these three.

Ignoring the wailing guards laying on the ground and those who laid down their swords, Gu Chengyu turned and glanced at Ming Mo and the others, seeing they only had flesh wounds, nothing serious, he was relieved.

He glanced at the two, both pale-faced, not daring to meet Gu Chengyu’s gaze.

Gu Chengyu’s disregard for Prince Jing’s attitude made Captain Tang and Xiao Chengzi quite agitated.

"Mr. Gu, won’t you salute upon seeing the Prince?" Xiao Chengzi couldn’t help but shout.

"Quickly stop the bleeding and treat the wounds," Gu Chengyu admonished Ming Mo and his companion before turning to face Prince Jing and his group.

Prince Jing, smiling, gazed at Gu Chengyu, seeming unperturbed by Gu Chengyu wounding so many of his guards.

"Is the Prince out to enjoy the moonlight as well? It’s a pity tonight’s not a full moon, leaving you disappointed."

Gu Chengyu hadn’t intended to hide his identity when he arrived; since the Prince already knew it was him, there was no need to keep it secret.

Moreover, the situation was dire at the time; luckily, he arrived at the last moment; otherwise, he would be collecting corpses for the two.

Prince Jing noticed the cold smile in Gu Chengyu’s eyes and amusingly shook his head.

For someone who dared to break into the Prince Mansion and still glared at its master, he cherished talent too much, or he would have had him eliminated long ago. 𝙛𝒓𝓮𝙚𝔀𝒆𝒃𝓷𝒐𝓿𝙚𝓵.𝙘𝒐𝒎

"Did Mr. Gu and his subordinates break into Prince Jing Mansion at night to assassinate this Prince?"

Seeing Gu Chengyu not getting to the point, Prince Jing decided to strike first.

Seeing Prince Jing’s direct approach, Gu Chengyu needn’t be evasive either.

"I heard the Prince found my long-lost nephew, and I came specifically to thank the Prince. My two followers, unaware, thought the Prince wanted to capture Xiao Yao to threaten me, hence their intrusion into the Prince Mansion. I ask for the Prince’s forgiveness."

Gu Chengyu smiled and cupped his hands towards Prince Jing.

Prince Jing stared in surprise at Gu Chengyu’s words, "Your nephew? I haven’t seen him. Xiao Chengzi, have you?"

Xiao Chengzi quickly shook his head like a rattle drum, "Not at all, not at all, perhaps Mr. Gu has mistaken."

Seeing the two feign ignorance, Gu Chengyu inwardly cursed them for their shamelessness.

"But my followers saw Xiao Yao enter your mansion with their own eyes. Perhaps the Prince could call a servant to inquire? My second uncle is extremely anxious over his lost grandson. With the Prince’s broad-mindedness, he surely wouldn’t obstruct the reunion of a grandfather and grandson."

Gu Chengyu patiently negotiated with Prince Jing; since he was at Prince Jing Mansion, taking Xiao Yao with him was the best outcome.

"Oh?" Prince Jing narrowed his eyes, contemplating before indeed ordering someone to inquire within the mansion.

"Mr. Gu, this Prince truly knew nothing of this matter and has sent a servant to investigate. However, since it’s late, shouldn’t we move to the outer study to wait rather than idly stand here?"

Prince Jing finished, suddenly coughing several times. He hastily covered his mouth with a handkerchief, appearing quite frail.

Gu Chengyu’s eye twitched; with a cough like that, he had no choice but to go.

"I sincerely apologize for disturbing the Prince at such a late hour. Since the Prince so graciously invites, it’s better if I humbly comply."

Having come this far, Gu Chengyu wasn’t in a rush to leave, curious about what Prince Jing’s true intentions might be.

After a while, Prince Jing finally stopped coughing, his eyes twitching; Gu Chengyu indeed knew how to flatter himself.

"Please!" Xiao Chengzi gestured.

Gu Chengyu turned to look at Ming Mo and his companion, noting their wounds had stopped bleeding, and they had stood up, approaching him.

"Stay here and heal well, don’t follow; I’ll be back soon."

Ming Yan and others detected the discontent in Gu Chengyu’s voice, feeling aggrieved, knowing their master was indeed displeased with them.

Considering the current situation, their master should be safe now. They responded affirmatively and sat cross-legged.

Gu Chengyu followed Prince Jing and the others to the outer study, barely seated when a maid offered tea.

"It’s been months since our last meeting, Mr. Gu; you’re as elegant as ever," Prince Jing remarked after sitting down, engaging in some casual conversation with Gu Chengyu.

"The Prince also seems well, it appears your health has improved."