The Tales of a Blessed Daughter

Chapter 114: Medicine that Had Been Poisoned

Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio

Su Yan smiled and said, “I really can’t let the Princess down.”

Under the other party’s excited gaze, Su Yan picked up the wine glass and drank it.

The smile on Zhaoyang’s face spread out at a speed visible to the naked eye. The gaze she used to look at Su Yan became arrogant again and said, “Sister, let’s rest here for a while.”

After a while, Su Yan held her brows and frowned, looking uncomfortable.

Zhaoyang quickly said, “I see that sister’s complexion isn’t very good. Do you want to go down and rest?”

Su Yan nodded weakly.

Zhaoyang waved her hand, and the two servant girls carried Su Yan and walked in a distant direction.

Zhaoyang snorted smugly from behind.

Su Yan was brought into a room. After the two servant girls had left, Su Yan opened her eyes. There was still a bit of discomfort there.

The glass of wine had already been exchanged with Zhaoyang’s wine and was mixed with some other ingredients.

Observing the layout of the room, Su Yan roughly knew what Zhaoyang wanted to do. It was nothing more than to tarnish her reputation.

Hearing the voice of a man at the door, Su Yan quickly hid behind the door. The moment the man came in, she grabbed a stool and threw it at him.

The man fell to the ground before he could see her clearly.

Su Yan looked at the man at her feet and sneered. Zhaoyang really hated her. It was not easy to find such an ugly man for her.

In order to avoid any accidents, Zhaoyang evacuated all the people here. Su Yan swaggered out without anyone noticing.

Su Yan walked for a while and found that she was… lost.

Looking at the almost identical road, she closed her eyes and randomly chose one. In the end, she felt that she was walking more and more astray.

It was obvious that she had taken the wrong road. When she was about to go back and choose another one, she was blocked by a boy who suddenly appeared on the road.

The boy was about seven or eight years old, but his body was abnormally thin. He looked like he was skinny from malnutrition.

Su Yan was delighted. She squatted down and asked, “Kid, do you know how to get to the Imperial Garden?”

The boy lowered his head and looked at the ants on the ground seriously. He turned a deaf ear to Su Yan’s words.

Su Yan moved closer and glanced at the ants on the ground. She did not know what was there to look at.

Seeing that the boy was looking so seriously, she could not help but smile. He was really a child.

She asked again.

Then, the boy finally raised his head and stared at Su Yan gloomily.

Only then did Su Yan realize that one of his eyes was red. It was a strange pupil.

She was a little surprised, but looking at this crystal clear ruby-like pupil, Su Yan could not help but say, “Your eyes are really beautiful.”

When her fingers touched the boy’s eyelids, the stunned boy suddenly came back to his senses and moved Su Yan’s hand away.

He looked at Su Yan with an obscure expression and said, “Do you want to go to the Imperial Garden?”

Su Yan nodded as her voice was unexpectedly soft.

A dark light flashed in the boy’s eyes. He pointed to the south and said, “Go straight.”

Su Yan’s eyes lit up. She quickly touched his head and said, “Thank you.”

Su Yan walked for a long time. The boy touched the remaining temperature on his head, and a trace of ruthlessness flashed in his eyes.

He picked up the stones on the ground and smashed the ants on the ground to death one by one.

Su Yan, who did not know anything about this, walked and came to a bamboo forest.

This was definitely not the way to the Imperial Garden. She had fallen for it.

Su Yan felt that she wanted to retreat.

She had only taken two steps when she was blocked by a green snake. Although the green snake was not big and was rather small, Su Yan still swallowed her saliva in fear.

Taking two steps back, the green snake seemed to see Su Yan’s fear and crawled towards her with its tongue out.

The green snake suddenly attacked.. Before Su Yan could scream, a black shadow blocked her way.