On her wedding night, she went into exile with her pharmacy arsenal

Yan Ruyu was discussing peach blossoms with Huo Changhe when a scream was heard in the courtyard and a yellow shadow rushed in.

Huo Changhe reacted quickly and was about to take action when Yan Ruyu hurriedly said, "Don't!"

It's a Tibetan fox.

The Tibetan fox had been following the abbot to mine in the manor a while ago. It looked thinner, but the color of its fur had not diminished at all and it looked even more lush.

"Why are you here?" Yan Ruyu touched its head.

Tibetan foxes used to rub against her or jump onto chairs to look her in the eye.

But this time it didn't. Its two front paws kept scratching her, looking very anxious.

Yan Ruyu suppressed her smile: "What's wrong? What happened?"

The Tibetan fox whimpered a few times - it was so angry that it almost died when it heard the noise coming from its own mouth, but there was nothing it could do.

Huo Changhe was puzzled: "Who is it with? The abbot?"

Yan Ruyu immediately stood up and said, "Let's go see the abbot."

When the Tibetan fox heard this, it immediately turned around and ran away.

"It seems I guessed it right."

The two of them quickly followed Zanghu to the abbot's yard.

Yan Ruyu felt very nervous along the way, wondering what was wrong with the abbot. Although Zanghu usually looked a little shy, she could feel that Zanghu just wanted to be close to her and the abbot.

Even Huo Changhe is not as good as the abbot.

If the abbot hadn't been busy, Zang Hu wouldn't have been so anxious.

She quickened her pace and arrived at the abbot's courtyard. There was no one there and Yan Ruyu's heart tightened again.

I want to shout, but I'm afraid no one will respond, which is even more painful.

While he was hesitating, the Tibetan fox had already rushed into the house, followed by the abbot's laughter and scolding.

"Ouch, you almost broke my old waist."

Yan Ruyu paused and looked at Huo Changhe.

Is the abbot okay?

Although she didn't know what was going on, Yan Ruyu finally felt relieved.

He couldn't help but slow down his pace and went into the house, where he saw the Tibetan fox playing around the abbot.

The abbot was standing beside the bed, on which lay a half-packed bag.

"You're here just in time. I..." The abbot paused, looked at the bundle, and said, "I'm going back now."

"I've only been back for a few days," Huo Changhe said, "Things over there are not urgent. There are people watching over them. The abbot doesn't have to do everything himself."

"I have nothing to do here, so I might as well go over there and do some work. I miss them, too."

The abbot picked up a piece of clothing, folded it a few times and put it into his bag.

The Tibetan fox ran to Yan Ruyu again, jumping up and down.

Huo Changhe frowned: "What's going on with this Tibetan fox?"

"Don't tell me you also want the abbot to stay for a few more days?"

The Tibetan fox stopped, squinted his eyes at Huo Changhe, and let out a long breath.

Then jumped onto the chair and lay down.

whatever.

Tired, destroy it.

Huo Changhe: "??"

"Did it just sigh?"

Yan Ruyu walked over and touched the Tibetan fox's head, seeming to be thinking about something.

The animals she raised were all very spiritual, especially the Tibetan fox. Although it came the latest, she always felt that sometimes it had a spiritual connection with her.

The Tibetan fox would not make such a fuss for no reason. It usually does things quietly, or even stirs up disputes. It watches the fun from the side, and the starling always falls for it.

It is rare to see people running, jumping, sprinting and shouting like they did today.

There must be a reason.

Yan Ruyu touched its head and watched the abbot pack up his things.

"Isn't things going smoothly at the manor?"

"Ah? Yes, yes," the abbot said, "but I'm still worried if it goes smoothly, so I want to go over and keep an eye on it."

"What do you want to eat? I'll prepare it for you."

As the abbot was packing up, he thought, "How about... two roast ducks? I didn't even eat a few bites of a lamb leg last time."

Huo Changhe opened his eyes slightly, Yan Ruyu lowered her eyes to look at Zanghu, and Zanghu raised his eyes to look at her, his little eyes shining.

There were footsteps and voices outside the door. It was Yinding and the others who came.

Yan Ruyu took the opportunity to say to Huo Changhe, "Your Majesty, go and stop them first. I want to talk to the abbot."

Huo Changhe nodded and turned to leave.

Yan Ruyu turned around and looked at the abbot: "Don't clean up."

"Lisek."

The abbot was stunned for a moment, then turned to look at her: "What's wrong?"

Yan Ruyu stepped forward, grabbed his wrist, and felt his pulse. The pulse was normal, there was no warning in the space, and there was no poisoning.

"Why do you want to go back? Didn't you say you would stay for half a month?"

The abbot's throat rolled over and he opened his mouth, wanting to say something, but in the end, nothing came out.

Yan Ruyu stared at him and asked again: "Has everything been arranged for the manor when you come?"

The abbot nodded: "It's arranged. Don't worry, everything is fine."

As he spoke, he folded some more clothes.

Yan Ruyu watched his movements with a frown on her face.

The Tibetan fox jumped onto the bed, stood up on its front legs, and tried to touch his neck.

The abbot grabbed its two front paws and said, "Stop making trouble. I'll take you away later."

The Tibetan fox was still struggling, and Yan Ruyu said, "Let it go."

The abbot was stunned and subconsciously let go.

The Tibetan fox jumped up again and wanted to touch his neck.

Yan Ruyu suddenly had an idea and switched her eyes to look at the abbot.

In her eyes, the abbot was like doing a CT scan, everything was clear.

Where the Tibetan fox had been trying to touch the back of his neck, something long and thin suddenly pierced into it.

The abbot didn't know that Yan Ruyu had switched her eye state, and felt a little uncomfortable being stared at by her.

"Why are you...staring at me like that? I want to go back to the manor."

Yan Ruyu did not dare to act rashly. She was not good at these things. The back of the neck was of great importance and was very important to the person. If she was not careful, it might cause irreversible damage.

"Your Majesty."

Huo Changhe hurried in upon hearing this: "What's going on?"

Yinding and the others also followed and looked inside from the door.

"Yinding, come here too," Yan Ruyu said, "Your Majesty, you and Yinding stop the abbot and tell him not to move."

Huo Changhe and Yinding stepped forward and subdued the abbot without saying a word.

The abbot was frozen in place before he could even say anything.

Yan Ruyu pointed at the back of the abbot's neck and said, "Be careful, look carefully, is there a small red dot at this position?"

Although the silver ingot's eyes were small, they were very useful. He looked in the direction where Yan Ruyu pointed and saw that there was indeed something there.

"Yes, it's right here."

"Be careful, this should be a very strong silver needle or something like that, find a way to take it out."

Yan Ruyu took another closer look, making sure there were no barbs or barbs on the tip.

When Huo Changhe and Yinding heard this, their expressions changed slightly.

Just as the silver ingot was about to be taken, Huo Changhe said, "I'll do it."

He raised his hand and tapped the abbot's body a few times quickly, then surrounded the silver needle and used his finger strength and internal force to force the silver needle out.

It flew out with a "swish" and the silver ingot came out like lightning. He clamped the silver ingot with two fingers.

The silver needle was as thin as an ox hair and trembled slightly. It was hard to imagine how such a thin and soft thing could penetrate the skin and flesh.

Huo Changhe frowned: "What a special hidden weapon, so vicious!"

Yin Ding gritted his teeth and said, "Someone actually dared to harm the abbot right under our noses."

Beibei and the others were filled with indignation: "Who is it?"

As soon as he finished speaking, the abbot's body suddenly went limp.