Mind Reading: The villain wins after hearing the princess's inner voice

By the time Tao Zixing reacted, his sister had already disappeared into the dense forest.

"Second Master, what should we do?"

The two guards following behind Tao Zixing asked seriously.

"Send five guards to follow, and the rest will follow me to protect the Ninth Prince."

He hasn't slept well for several nights in a row since he was able to hear his sister's thoughts.

No matter where his sister learned that someone was targeting the Ninth Prince and the Queen, he would choose to believe her.

His sister did better than him. She personally went to the emperor to ask for more imperial guards to protect everyone's safety.

He must be on high alert here with the Ninth Prince and cannot leave even a step.

Tao Zixing immediately turned his horse around and galloped towards the outskirts of the hunting ground where the Ninth Prince was.

When they arrived at the place where the tent was set up, Tao Zixing jumped off his horse and did not see the Ninth Prince, Uncle Gu and others.

"Where are the Ninth Prince and his men?"

Tao Zixing anxiously questioned the remaining imperial guards.

A Royal Guard answered, pointing to a dense forest nearby.

"The Ninth Prince and the Commander have just brought some people into the hunting grounds, chasing a sika deer."

"What? The Ninth Prince has already entered the dense forest?"

Tao Zixing led his men in panic and chased in the direction pointed by the Imperial Guards.

In the dense forest.

Tao Yuwei led two hundred royal guards and ran quickly through the dense forest.

They came to a path surrounded by trees on both sides and wild grass in the middle.

"Princess, there is a group of wild wolves ahead." The two imperial guards who were responsible for clearing the way, after exploring the vicinity, turned their horses around and came back to report the surrounding situation.

Tao Yuwei nodded in understanding, "Everyone, be on guard, kill all the wolves ahead, and clear the hunting ground for the safety of the Ninth Prince."

Upon hearing the order, the two hundred royal guards raised their swords and rode out on their horses like lightning.

The imperial guards brought out this time were elite troops trained by the emperor's uncle Gu Xinyuan for many years. They had no difficulty in killing a pack of wild wolves.

Tao Yuwei followed behind, supported by a dozen imperial guards.

After less than half an hour, the wild wolf pack was killed to pieces.

Most of them were killed, and the remaining two or three wolves fled in panic.

"You did a great job. When we get back, I will ask His Majesty for your credit."

Tao Yuwei looked at the wolf corpses lying on the ground with satisfaction and called on everyone to go back.

After walking for a while, the smile on Tao Yuwei's face disappeared and her expression became cold.

[The Ninth Prince and several guards were trapped by a tiger. The situation was extremely dangerous.]

A century-old locust tree connected with her consciousness and told her this important news.

Thinking back to when she left, she had specifically told the Ninth Prince to wait for her to come back and hunt together.

It was a good promise, but in the end, there was still some uncertainty.

If he doesn't change his impulsive personality, he will make a big mistake sooner or later.

"In case there are other dangers in the forest, let's try another route."

Tao Yuwei rode her horse, crossed the path, changed direction, and headed into the woods on the right.

The others all followed, riding on horseback and looking around vigilantly.

At this time, in the deep forest west of the hunting ground.

The Ninth Prince and his three guards were being chased by a huge tiger and were running in all directions.

"Ninth Prince, the three of us will find a way to distract the tiger. You should run first."

Among the three guards, one was from the General’s Mansion, and the other two were the Ninth Prince’s personal guards.

While he was talking, the tiger had already pounced on him.

The three guards immediately drew their swords to deal with the tiger's attack.

The Ninth Prince was so frightened that his face turned pale and he ran in another direction.

For some reason, the more he ran, the more uneasy he felt.