Chapter 1437 [Updated on September 13] He Won't Hurt Her

He could see that the emperor and Celing must be at odds.

These two dangerous people, if it wasn't for the empress empress who tried her best to stop them just now.

I'm afraid it won't stop until someone dies.

He just didn't let his subordinates help.

Not to mention that the emperor and Celing are prone to conflicts when they are together.

The emperor had just recovered from serious injuries to his brain and legs, so he couldn't ride a horse, otherwise he would bump his head.

In addition, the injury on the leg is also good, and it will also be affected when stepping on the pedals on horseback.

He had considered this question from the very beginning.

I thought that the emperor would not be able to participate in riding horses, archery, wrestling, or hunting.

Now wrestling is involved, hunting involves horseback riding and archery, that's all the intense sports are involved in.

This is not like a person recovering from a serious injury.

This is clearly a normal, strong man.

Su Peisheng was worrying about fourth master.

Fourth Master gave him a displeased look.

That look seemed to say, "I'm going to go hunting, why, do you have an opinion?"

Facing Fourth Master's cold black eyes, Su Peisheng immediately gave up: "Your Majesty, this servant will order someone to pick a good horse for you."

So, Fourth Master and Celing changed back into their clothes and went hunting accompanied by their respective servants.

Ruoyin returned to the yurt to rest.

After waking up, she called Banmei and a few servants to the orchard in the back mountain to pick fruit.

Otherwise, it would be too boring to be idle in the yurt.

September is the season when pomegranates and citrus are ripe.

When we arrived at the orchard, it happened that the orange orchard and the pomegranate orchard were adjacent.

Banmei and the servants felt sorry for Ruoyin and didn't let her pick it herself.

It's the kind that can reach fruit trees without tiptoeing, let alone climbing to pick fruits.

Ruoyin knew that he had just recovered from a serious injury, so he didn't insist on picking it himself.

She's not like fourth master, she just shows off when her injury is cured.

Instead, he took the servants to the Orangery first.

Those oblate oranges hang on the orange tree like lanterns.

The oranges at this time are green with a little yellow, looking fresh and ripe.

The servants went to the tree to pick oranges, and she sat on the stone bench in the orchard and watched.

After a while, Banmei picked up a basket of oranges and placed them on the stone table in front of her.

Ruoyin took one casually and gently peeled off the orange peel.

A slightly pungent fragrance floated into the tip of her nose.

After Ruoyin ate several oranges, he led his servants to the pomegranate garden again.

Similarly, when Banmei and the others picked pomegranates, she sat aside and watched.

The steward here has cultivated the orchard very well.

Those pomegranates are big, oval in shape, and some are slightly angular.

The color is tan with a hint of pink.

Banmei only picked a few, and immediately sent them to Ruoyin for her to enjoy.

He even peeled the pomegranate peel for her before handing it to her.

Ruoyin took the pomegranate that was divided into petals by the film, broke off some red pearl-like pulp and put it in his mouth.

The crystal clear flesh blooms between the lips and teeth, the juice is overflowing, sweet and cool, it is sweet to the heart, and it is refreshing in this autumn and winter season.

After a while, Ruoyin felt like drinking water.

She remembered that when she came here, there was a well behind the orchard.

Thinking that the well is not far from here, she didn't say hello to Banmei, and walked around the orchard to the back well with a pomegranate in one hand.

The well is square and square, only two or three feet deep. The bottom is full of small holes for running water, and there are three layers of stone steps on the side.

Ruoyin squatted down on the stone steps and put the pomegranate with its skin on the stone steps.

Then, she drank a few mouthfuls of mountain spring water.

When she was done, she turned around with the pomegranate.

"Don't move." A low and deep magnetic voice sounded.

Ruoyin just turned around, and immediately froze in place.

She glanced at the direction of the voice out of the corner of her eye, and Celing was pointing her bow at her.

Somehow, instinct told her that he would not hurt her.

If he really wanted to shoot her dead, he would have drawn his bow and shot at her long ago with his back turned to him.

So, she thought there was some animal behind her.

While she was squatting still, an arrow whistled past her ear.

Then, she heard the cry of a tiger.

Probably because the arrow didn't kill him, Celing suddenly turned his body sideways and shot another arrow.

"Wow!" Another tiger roared.

This sound was louder than the previous one, but more like a scream.

Ruoyin couldn't help but look back, and saw a tiger fell down on the grass opposite the well.

The tiger was as big as a grown man.

The fur is brownish-yellow, with black horizontal stripes all over the body.

The head is round, the ears are short, the backs of the ears are black, and there is a very prominent white spot in the center.

The limbs look strong and powerful, the tail is thick and long, with black rings, and the tail is black.

Even when he fell down, his bloody mouth was still wide open.

because it was shot in the mouth by an arrow.

That appearance was terrifyingly hideous.

An arrow was stuck in its heart, and the oozing blood stained its fur.

From Ruoyin's perspective, the tiger was at most a few feet away from her.

But when she was drinking the spring water, she didn't notice it at all, and she didn't hear any movement.

Presumably it has been lurking opposite her for a long time.

If Celing hadn't killed the tiger with two arrows, I'm afraid it would have changed from lurking to attacking her.

But she didn't have any weapon in her hand, facing such a ferocious and big tiger, the consequences would be unimaginable.

Ruoyin shook his head slightly in fear.

She picked up the pomegranate on the stone steps and was about to get up.

As soon as he turned around, his arm seemed to touch something.

Taking a closer look, it was a black round-topped hat that fell to the ground.

Only then did she realize that Celing had walked behind him.

There was a faint smell of blood on his body, and there were blood stains on his clothes.

Presumably the prey splashed on him while hunting, and he wanted to wash it at the well.

But she accidentally knocked the hat to the ground.

At this moment, Ruoyin was a little restless.

She wanted to pick up the hat for Celing, but she had some scruples.

Because the Mongols attach great importance to the head, the head is not allowed to be touched by others.

After the death of the Great Khan of the Mongolian tribe, one of the ways the tribe mourned was to remove the ornament on the top of the hat to show the loss of dignity or the coming of bad luck.

When they faced the enemy and captives, they first took off the hat and belt of the enemy.

This means depriving the enemy of their rights and honor.

In the consciousness of the Mongols, hats and heads are equally important.

Even the hat is sometimes a substitute for its owner.

The hat is the sacrosanct headgear of the Mongols.

As the saying goes: Livestock are good, it depends on who puts them there. As for the hat, it depends on who wears it.

It means that the animal follows the owner, and the hat follows the skull.

Thus, hats also gained supremacy.

If someone accidentally breaks their hat, it means that bad luck may happen.

If someone deliberately hurts the hat, it means that the personality is insulted.

And she just accidentally touched Celing's hat to the ground, wouldn't it mean that she insulted his personality?