Several assassins rushed up at the same time.
Zhizhi suddenly saw the murder scene, her mouth opened wide and she couldn't close it for a long time.
Finally, she raised her hand and hit her chin to close her mouth.
She grabbed Cailing's hand and ran forward.
An assassin saw Zhizhi trying to escape and quickly chased after her.
The prince-in-law was entangled by three assassins.
Seeing this, his men's swords became more powerful.
The assassin jumped and directly blocked Zhizhi's path.
The prince-in-law caught up from behind.
He grabbed Zhizhi with one hand and pushed it behind him, holding a sword across his chest.
Zhizhi had never seen such a posture before.
The two of them only hid behind the consort, and she grabbed the clothes behind his back in fear.
"It's definitely Princess Qinghe.
Brothers, we must kill Princess Qinghe."
The assassin yelled, and several people quickly came up to fight.
The prince-in-law had to take care of Zhizhi and Cailing, so he was somewhat restrained.
He even extended his hand to protect Zhizhi behind him, and fought several assassins with one hand.
His sword was like rain, and he stabbed directly into one person's throat with an extremely tricky posture.
At this time, an assassin took advantage of the consort's unpreparedness and slashed Zhizhi on the side and back of the consort with a big knife.
From the corner of his eye, the Prince Consort caught sight of him kicking away his flying leg, and in an instant, a sword stabbed directly into the side of the Prince Consort's waist.
He could hide, but if he did, Zhizhi behind him would definitely be stabbed, so the prince-in-law didn't avoid it at all.
After being stabbed, he grunted, swung his long sword, and stabbed another person's throat.
Zhizhi looked at the corpses on the ground, and her legs felt a little weak.
The prince-in-law turned to look at her and Cailing, and then said to Cailing: "Go and inform the other female relatives to gather in the back mountain, where the carriages are."
Cailing was almost frightened to tears, but she forced herself to nod, "Okay."
She ran away quickly.
Zhizhi held one hand on the red pillar behind her.
Her hair was wetted by the falling rain.
Her face was pale, and her voice was almost crying, "I can't walk out of the concubine's room."
Her legs were really weak.
She had not witnessed such a dangerous scene with her own eyes, and the man in front of her did not look like a gentleman at all.
He was a man who was killed from the sea of blood, and his handsome face was covered with blood.
The prince-in-law pursed his lips and put the sword in his hand back to his waist, and suddenly picked up Zhizhi from the waist.
"Trash."
The prince-in-law cursed in a low voice.
Zhizhi was suddenly suspended in the air.
With her center of gravity unstable, she instinctively stretched out her arms around the other person's neck.
When she hugged him, Zhizhi felt that the other person's body seemed to be stiff.
The Prince Consort paused for a moment, then walked quickly.
Zhizhi was held by him and couldn't help but think about the injury on the consort's abdomen.
In the last life, the other party was injured because of the princess.
In this life, the assassin thought she was the princess, so the consort was injured because of him.
She raised her eyes to look at the Prince Consort, and suddenly found that the Prince Consort's ears were a little red, maybe because he was a little cold from the rain.
When Zhizhi and the consort arrived, the three aunts were already there.
They hid in the carriage, and their expressions were a little strange when they found that the consort was carrying Zhizhi.
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The prince-in-law put Zhizhi down in front of the carriage and said, "Go to the carriage."
Zhizhi obediently did as she was told.
They divided the carriages when they came, but now she didn't care so much and climbed directly into the nearest one, with the three aunts on it.
When the fourth aunt saw Zhizhi climbing up, she stretched out her hand and handed over a handkerchief, "Wipe it."
When she saw Zhizhi's face turned pale, she knew that the other party must have been frightened.
They were lucky.
They had soldiers protecting them as soon as they discovered the assassin.
When they arrived at the carriage, Zhizhi was ignored because she lived in the farthest monastery and had a low status.
"Thank you, Fourth Sister."
Zhizhi took the veil.
"There's blood on your clothes!"
Suddenly the second aunt shouted.
Zhizhi looked down and discovered that there was a particularly dark patch on her cloak.
She reached out and touched it, and her fingertips were stained red.
"Are you injured?"
Fourth Yiniang asked.
Zhizhi shook her head, "It's not mine."
As soon as these words came out, the three remaining people present knew whose blood belonged to them.
They opened the car window, and the prince-in-law outside gave a few hurried instructions to the soldiers guarding here, and then left.
Immediately, the carriage in which Zhizhi and the others were sitting moved, and a soldier outside shouted: "I have my consort's orders to send the concubines down the mountain first."
The carriage was driving very fast, and Er Yiniang and the others were still beating their hearts.
No one knew how many assassins there were, or whether there was an ambush on the road.
Most of the soldiers were still in Hanshan Temple at this time, and this small force only escorted them back.
The second aunt sighed and saw Zhizhi huddled quietly in the corner.
She was a little curious, and just when she was about to call Zhizhi, the third aunt next to her said softly: "Stop shouting, I'm asleep."
Fourth Yiniang smiled bitterly, "She is so lucky to be able to sleep at this time."
The second aunt suddenly didn't know whether to laugh or cry.
She picked up a blanket from the carriage and covered Zhizhi, "Go to sleep, maybe you can sleep safely until the princess's mansion."
I don't know if it was luck or something, but the group of them arrived at the princess's mansion safely, and the princess's carriage came back half the time of the incense stick.
It is said that the princess was frightened, and almost half of the imperial doctors in the imperial hospital were dispatched.
Three days had passed since the assassination.
In Ruyi Courtyard.
Zhizhi was drinking soup, and the second and fourth aunts were sitting next to her.
The third aunt said she was not feeling well, so she was not there.
The second aunt watched Zhizhi drinking soup, "You are still young and carefree."
Zhizhi put down the soup bowl and looked at the second aunt with some confusion.
They insisted on dragging her over for dinner today, but since she arrived, the two of them have been sighing, especially the second aunt.
"Don't you feel afraid?
How does this assassin know where the princess is going?"
The second aunt was worried, "Does this mean there is a spy?"
Fourth Yiniang thought for a moment and said, "It's possible."
Zhizhi held her chin up and tilted her head, "But our trip was so grand, I'm afraid most of the capital knew about it."
As soon as these words came out, the expressions of the second and fourth aunts were a little stiff.
The second aunt forced a smile and said, "That's true."
In fact, these two people don't know anything.
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They are just the concubines of the consort, but their father is in the court, and the assassination of the princess is not a trivial matter.
If the two of them don't clear their relationship, how do they know whether the princess will suspect them?
body, and Zhizhi has no background, and even seems to be in Among them, she was the most favored by the princess, so they deliberately said these words in front of Zhizhi.
They wanted to distance themselves from each other.
It would be better if the princess suspected the third aunt.
Anyway, Zhizhi and the third aunt had a problem, but they didn't expect it.
Zhizhi, who is usually silly, is no longer silly now.
The fourth aunt took a sip of tea and changed the topic, "It seems that the third sister doesn't like to stay with us recently."
She glanced at Zhizhi, "She did say that she thought the punishment given by Mother Gong was too light. " The second aunt glared at the fourth aunt and said, "Don't say that."
The two of them sang together and waited for Zhizhi to respond.
Unexpectedly, Zhizhi just put the bowl down and smiled sheepishly, "I also want a bowl of soup."
Second Auntie’s kitchen skills are really good.
The second aunt and the fourth aunt looked at each other and finished exchanging information.
Forget it, I’d better not ally with this fool.
Zhizhi returned to her Cuichai Courtyard after eating well.
On the way, she praised her second aunt to Cailing for her good kitchen skills.
People often say that extreme joy brings sorrow, and it was the same for Zhizhi.
Originally, the princess was frightened and the prince-in-law was injured, so she felt most at ease.
I don't know why, but before nightfall, the maid Peilan, who had been to Cuichai Courtyard once, came.
She smiled sweetly at Zhizhi and brought a piece of news that made Zhizhi unable to laugh.
"Peilan would like to send greetings to Fifth Yiniang.
The princess invites you."
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