Unexpectedly, they still encountered each other.

Yang Kang thought helplessly, he had remained silent ever since he saw the Seven Monsters of Jiangnan.

These seven people are not like Qiu Chuji who talks about resisting the Jin while maintaining close contacts with the Jin Kingdom's powerful people. They really hate the Jin people deeply, and each of them has a weird personality. It is best not to provoke them at the moment.

Du Shi saw two dead wild leopards and was frightened.

This was his father's favorite thing, and it took a lot of effort to capture and tame it. It was okay to take it out for fun, but now that the two leopards were dead, he couldn't afford the consequences.

He looked at the seven people on horseback and knew that he couldn't afford to offend them. He immediately started crying. While crying, he turned around and ran towards the camp. He wanted to move reinforcements.

Tuo Lei and Guo Jing were frightened just now, and they didn't react until Du Shi ran away.

"Thank you all for saving your life, Tuo Lei." Tuo Lei stepped forward and thanked you generously.

"Guo Jing, thank you for your life-saving grace." Guo Jing said imitatively.

Immediately, the seven people burst into laughter, seeming to find it particularly interesting that these two six or seven-year-old children pretended to be adults, so they bowed their hands to them, then turned their horses' heads and prepared to leave.

Suddenly, a man dressed as a scholar turned around with an incredible look in his eyes.

"Your name is Guo Jing? Are you Han?" he asked in Chinese.

Just now, Tuo Lei and Guo Jing expressed their thanks in Mongolian. The Jiangnan Seven Monsters had stayed in the desert for several years and learned Mongolian, but it was never their mother tongue, so their responses were a bit slow.

Zhu Cong, a masterful scholar, thought that the name of this Mongolian child was a bit strange and did not sound like a name commonly used by Mongolians, so he repeated it in his mouth and immediately realized what it was.

At this time, Guo Jing was dressed like an authentic Mongolian child. From his appearance, it was difficult to associate him with the Han people. No wonder they didn't pay attention.

"I am Han." Guo Jing said in Chinese.

In order for Guo Jing to grow up and return to the Central Plains, Li Ping taught Guo Jing Chinese since he was a child. Their mother and son also used Chinese in their daily conversations, speaking the Hangzhou dialect. The Jiangnan Seven Monsters are from Jiaxing. Although their accents are slightly different,

They all belong to the Jiangsu and Zhejiang areas, so communication is no problem at all.

"What's your father's name?" Ke Zhen'e, the blind leader, asked excitedly.

"I, I don't know." Guo Jing hesitated.

He really didn't know that Li Ping didn't tell him his father's name.

The Seven Monsters of Jiangnan asked many questions in turn. Guo Jing had a dull temper and could rarely answer them. Some of them were answered by Tuo Lei for him. But judging from these clues, the child in front of them was probably the one they had been searching for for several years.

That child made the Seven Freaks of Jiangnan beam with joy.

Yang Kang watched coldly, helpless, and only hoped that Du Shi would call someone quickly so that he could leave here safely.

Guo Jing met the Seven Monsters of Jiangnan, learned martial arts, and will go to the Central Plains in the future. History is still moving forward according to its original trajectory. Is this the halo of the protagonist?

Just as the Seven Monsters of Jiangnan were overjoyed to find Guo Jing, thousands of people and horses rushed in from a distance. At the front were Wang Han and Temujin, followed closely by the two brothers Wanyan Honglie and Wanyan Hongxi.

After Du Shi returned, he met Wang Han chatting with the two princes of the Jin Dynasty. He told the story about Tuo Lei and Guo Jing kidnapping Yang Kang, which was like poking a hornet's nest.

When Wanyan Honglie heard that his son was fine and calm for the time being, Wanyan Hongxi immediately started to curse and shouted that he wanted to kill Temujin. Fortunately, Wanyan Honglie stopped him.

They hurriedly led people to the scene, riding fast and speeding all the way. Temujin, who received the news, also led people to join together, and they rushed over in a very short time.

Wanyan Honglie recognized the Seven Jiangnan Monsters at once. He suffered losses from them when he was in Jiaxing six years ago. He knew that these seven weirdos were strange people from the Southern Song Dynasty. They were very powerful in martial arts and were not easy to mess with.

Temujin saw that although Yang Kang was tied up, his expression was normal and there was no sign of being beaten, so he felt relieved a little. At present, only two leopards were dead, and the compensation would be paid to Sangkun. These seven Han people saved him from the leopards.

If you have your own son, you must take good care of him no matter what.

In an instant, he thought of a countermeasure, raised the riding crop with his hand, and whipped it towards Tuo Lei. A blood mark appeared on Tuo Lei's face, and blood spattered out.

Before he could draw the second whip, a figure jumped off the horse, ran to Tuo Lei's side, and held him in his arms. The person who came was none other than Temujin's wife, Borte.

When she heard that Tuo Lei had committed a crime, she rode over at full speed. Tuo Lei was her youngest son and her most beloved son. She was afraid that her husband would kill the child in anger.

When things got here, they could only compromise with each other. Although Wanyan Hongxi clamored to kill Tuo Lei, he was persuaded by Wanyan Honglie. He did not want this matter to affect the strategy against Mongolia. If Tuo Lei was really killed,

Jin Guo and Temujin may become mortal enemies.

Fortunately, Yang Kang was just frightened and seemed to be fine. Temujin compensated Sangkun with cattle, sheep and slaves to compensate for the loss of the wild leopard.

As for the Kingdom of Jin, there is naturally a generous gift to astonish the young prince.

Tuo Lei was whipped. Although it was heartbreaking, he did not cry. He felt extremely sad when he saw his father constantly apologizing to others in a low voice.

In his mind, his father was an indomitable hero and he was proud of him. But now because of what he did, his father was so humbled, which hurt his heart.

At this moment, he secretly made up his mind that one day he would trample all these people under his feet and make them kneel and tremble at his father's feet.

Yang Kang didn't know that this incident had made a young boy ambitious. After he was untied, he was taken back to the camp and a doctor was invited to see him. Except for catching a cold, he had no serious problems.

He lay quietly on the bed, thinking about what happened today. Is this destiny?

Then the Seven Monsters of Jiangnan will meet Mei Chaofeng and Chen Xuanfeng next. Chen Xuanfeng will still die. Mei Chaofeng was blinded and lurked in Prince Zhao's palace to work as a handyman until he later met Yang Kang and taught Yang Kang Jiuyin.

Bone Claw...

Yang Kang felt horrified when he thought about it. Even if Mei Chaofeng wanted to teach him this kind of martial arts, he wouldn't be able to learn it.

This kind of half-baked martial arts stolen from the second volume of the "Nine Yin Manual" can easily go crazy. Without the basic internal skills of the first volume, it is simply courting death. Moreover, Huang Shang's authentic Taoist secrets can be practiced into evil martial arts. This shows that Mei

Chaofeng and Chen Xuanfeng have problems with their understanding of the scriptures.

It was better to wait until he found the complete version of the "Nine Yin Manual" before practicing. He didn't want to become a negative example like Mei Chaofeng or Ouyang Feng, who both suffered tragedies because of their wrong martial arts practices.
Chapter completed!