"No need to chase!" The little girl poked her head out from the safe space and said loudly: "My brother can do it!"
She didn't know whether she was speaking to the Hu merchants or trying to soothe her own rapidly beating heart.
The servants looked at Xu Yue in surprise, and Xu Yue added: "My brother has driven away the most ferocious wolf pack, just one Uzhumuchin, what does this mean?"
The little girl's tone was full of pride and her heart was calm.
After all, her brother had fought off a pack of wolves, so she should fully believe that he could do it.
Hu Shang and his servants were shocked. From the little girl's expression, they could see that she was not lying.
They knew only too well how ferocious the wolves were, especially the wolves on their grasslands, which were creatures that even Wujumqin was afraid of.
I think the wolves coming to the Central Plains shouldn't be much worse.
But that was just a thirteen-year-old boy, barely over their shoulders, could he really do that?
At this moment, people screamed in exclamation.
"He's coming, he's coming!"
"The boy is coming on a white horse!"
"How did he do it? He didn't fall off the horse..."
The exclamations became louder and louder, and the sound of horse hooves could be heard clearly. Hu Shang and others heard the sound and saw a scene that they would never forget.
The high-spirited young man grasped the white mane with his hands and clamped the horse's belly tightly with his calves. The tight muscle lines were full of explosive power.
He was riding on the violent Wu Zhumqin, as if he was about to fly.
The most unforgettable thing is the powerful aura exuding from him at this moment. He is a king who looks down upon everything. Any demon or monster will be suppressed by him, unable to stand up and can only surrender!
The young man rode a horse and passed in front of everyone like the wind. The entire west alley was as quiet as a claustrophobic inner room, and the only sound that could be heard was the sound of horse hooves that gradually became more subdued and showed a steady rhythm.
The young man rode around the city three times, causing an uproar throughout the city and even the prefect was alerted.
But when the prefect heard the news and came to see what kind of good man he was with unparalleled martial arts skills, only Hu Shang was still standing in front of the cavalry, looking at the direction the young man was leaving and sighing in amazement.
"Where is the son who tamed Wu Zhumuqin?" Gongsun An stepped forward and asked.
The prefect was dressed in regular clothes and stood behind him with two guards, waiting expectantly to see the good boy.
Hu Shang sighed, "He's gone."
Gongsun An was startled, "Leaving so soon?"
Hu Shang nodded regretfully, "That's right. I bought my good horse for five thousand dollars and left immediately."
"Tsk, tsk, tsk, the big man actually has such a son, no wonder my Huns cavalry are always unable to go south..." Hu Shang shook his head and sighed in a low voice.
Gongsun An didn't hear what he muttered clearly. He only knew that the person the eunuch wanted to see was no longer there. He quickly asked Hu Shang what that person looked like and what his name was.
Hu Shang was stunned by the question, and then he slapped his head and shouted in annoyance: "Oops, why did I forget to ask their names! Oops, it's really bad, I don't know the name of such a good boy!"
Big drops of sweat rolled down Gongsun An's forehead. He turned around and looked at the prefect anxiously, and shook his head.
The prefect knew that he would not be seen anymore, and he felt as if he was holding back his breath, not to mention how uncomfortable he was.
But the person has disappeared, and there is no news, so we can only chase him out and try to see if he can still meet him.
It's a pity that I sent people out to look for him but couldn't find him. Maybe he had gone home long ago.
Fortunately, he knew that the person should be nearby, so the prefect, who was eager for talents, immediately asked his men to inquire about it, and report any news to him as soon as possible.
At the same time, he bought the Ujumqin horse.
Although it has been tamed, it still has a bad temper.
But at least he is willing to let people ride on him.
Perhaps it is because he has seen the power of human beings and has been hit hard and completely depressed. He no longer has the arrogance he once had.
...
On the way to Gongsunshi Wubao, Xu Yue and her brother trotted on horseback together, facing the cool wind, with a happy smile on their little faces.
Uncle Rong was driving the bullock cart and looked at the two brothers and sisters racing in front, then at the cage of piglets behind him and the two carts of newly purchased slaves. Thinking about this harvest, he couldn't help but be infected by the brothers and sisters.
Laughed.
He didn't expect that a relative of his wife's family actually had a child who could ride a horse.
Let's look at the appearance of the old man of the Xu family. He can ride the horse well. The horse is obediently commanded by him. He can let it go east and run as it pleases. It is extremely obedient.
Uncle Rong was amazed when he saw it.
He had a sharp eye, and he could tell at a glance that the brown horses under the brothers and sisters came from outside the Great Wall, were of high quality, and had good endurance and speed.
Their young master Gongsun Yi clamored for such a good horse, but his wife was reluctant to buy it.
In the whole Wubao, Gongsun Yue, the direct son-in-law of the second wife, has a black horse outside the Great Wall. It is usually very precious and is not allowed to be touched by the servants, so he feeds it himself.
Uncle Rong calculated the value of the horse and found that it was at least 50,000 yuan. This amount of money was not much for Madam and Master, but they might not be willing to spend it all at once.
The Xu family allowed their two children to hold so much money. Either the wealth of the family was far beyond their wife’s imagination, or they were mentally ill!
But what Uncle Xu Darong saw didn’t look like he was mentally ill.
Thinking of this, Uncle Rong's eyes became mesmerized, and he took a deep breath, thinking to himself: The Xu family's wealth may be beyond imagination.
Little did the brother and sister know that Uncle Rong had thought about his "rich" family fortune, and Xu Yue was very happy riding the horse that his brother had worked so hard to buy for himself.
She patted the horse under her that had been well-trained by her brother, and said softly: "From now on, you can call me Little Ai, which represents my brother's love."
The horse could not understand human speech and did not squeak. It only snorted angrily due to the hot sun.
Xu Yue thought it agreed and shouted happily: "Little love, little love!"
The horse neighed, as if responding to its owner: Here it is~
Uncle Rong: "..."
Only Xu Dalang looked at his sister with tender and doting eyes.
In the evening, when the sun still showed half of its face on the top of the mountain, the Xu Yue brothers and sisters finally returned home.
The four piglets they brought back did not receive any attention and were completely ignored.
The whole family's eyes are focused on the first horse in the family.
After learning that Xu Dalang had tamed Wu Zhumuqin and bought it for Xu Yue at a low price, the whole family cried with envy as they looked at the proud Xu Yue.
However, I don’t know if she was too excited along the way. Just after dinner, Xu Yue felt dizzy and wanted to sleep.
She slept until three o'clock in the morning. Xu Yue felt like a ghost pressing down on the bed. She struggled for a long time before she opened her eyes and woke up from the drowsiness.
She muttered that she had missed her morning exercise, but neither her mother nor her brothers and sisters woke her up.
As he stood up and opened the door, he picked up the wooden basin placed by the door and prepared to pour cold water on his face to wake him up.
