After riding the horse away from the prince’s mansion for a distance, she pressed down on Luo Ye’s shoulder, pushing him forward to lie on the horse’s neck.
Luo Ye’s nose hit the horse’s neck, feeling a sharp pain. The boot in his mouth fell from the horse due to the impact. He thought Yi Yao would likely kill him or kidnap him to humiliate him; nothing good would happen. He was wearing armor, so even if he fell from the horse, he would only suffer minor injuries to his limbs.
Thinking this, Luo Ye gritted his teeth and suddenly rolled sideways off the horse’s back.
Yu Yi was slightly startled. She had originally planned to stop nearby, let Luo Ye dismount, and then return herself to meet Meng Qing at Yumen Alley. Unexpectedly, Luo Ye rolled off the horse’s back by himself. She instinctively reached out to grab him but only caught a side of his clothing. Pulled by Luo Ye’s weight, the clothing tore, and Luo Ye tumbled to the ground.
Yu Yi hurriedly pulled the reins to stop the horse, but it was galloping, and by the time it stopped, it was dozens of steps away from where Luo Ye had fallen. She quickly turned her horse back, worried that Luo Ye might be injured. If he was seriously hurt and unable to ascend the throne, their mission would fail.
After being pulled by Yu Yi, Luo Ye first landed on his buttocks, then fell backward onto the ground.
His body had a protective system, so he wasn’t hurt, but he was dusty and disheveled. His clothes were torn, with his entire right shoulder exposed, looking quite miserable.
Seeing Yu Yi turn her horse back, Luo Ye was extremely nervous, desperately trying to crawl up and escape. But with his hands bound behind his back, these movements were quite difficult. By the time he managed to get up, Yu Yi’s horse was already beside him.
At this moment, Yu Yi noticed a familiar black shoulder strap on Luo Ye’s shoulder, recognizing it as the strap from her own women’s protective system. She chuckled softly, realizing Luo Ye was still wearing the protective system and knowing he wasn’t injured, she rode away.
