Azure Heaven Saber
Chapter 1000 - 1000 13 The Revenge of the Sapling Two in

Chapter 1000: Chapter 13 The Revenge of the Sapling [Two in One]_2 Chapter 1000: Chapter 13 The Revenge of the Sapling [Two in One]_2 Miao Sensen asked with a glimmer of hope.

“At first glance, it seems the… the only wound is at the… below, cough cough, the excretory area… which probably led to the misjudgment.”

The physician sighed and said, “I estimate that Mr. Bai was attacked suddenly while… he was defecating… ”

“Ugh!”

Interrupting the physician with a retch, Miao Sensen then said, “Keep talking, just give your conclusion.”

“Ugh!~~”

Even though the physician had mentally prepared himself, he couldn’t help but retch before he continued, “Mr. Bai… was pierced from below upwards into the intestines by a sharp object while he was relieving himself… ugh… following the natural direction, it forcefully ruptured all the internal organs along its path, surging up to the esophagus… the mouth… ugh…”

“…That is the fundamental reason why there was also… also… feces… ugh ugh ugh… in Mr. Bai’s mouth…”

“Ugh…”

Miao Sensen focused and suppressed the surge of nausea, saying, “I don’t want to hear these details, I just want to know Mr. Bai’s condition. Can his wounds be treated? Can he survive?”

Wiping sweat from his brow, the physician replied, “The situation is very bleak… I specialize in treating external injuries like contusions and lacerations, but Mr. Bai’s injuries involve multiple organs, the extent of internal damage is unknown, and with my current capability, I can at most sustain him for a few days. We need a master… at least of the Heavenly Level, to use spiritual power to keep him alive… The trouble is that since the wound is internal and, although not poisoned, it is contaminated with a strange evil aura. We don’t know what the penetrating substance was made of, but in any case, it’s very troublesome, troublesome to an extreme degree… so…”

“In other words, you don’t have much of a solution,” Miao Sensen said, his eyes darkening.

“…Indeed, my abilities fall short.”

“Then there’s nothing we can do. You do your best to keep him alive… at least maintain his last breath. I will arrange for him to be transported back immediately.”

Miao Sensen ordered repeatedly, his face turning a purple-black.

Although he had often cursed and fought with Bai Yihwen, who would curse their own child if they didn’t care for them?

Miao Sensen genuinely liked Bai Yihwen.

He wanted to groom him as his successor, even pushing and giving Bai Yihwen opportunities to advance further.

Despite the unceasing power struggles at court, the Feathered Wings was the department that truly held control over Great Yan, with the power of life and death in its hands.

Not only free from the emperor’s control, but also able to freely dictate the life and death of others—including the lives of high court officials—was where true power lay!

Moreover, the background of Bai Yihwen’s family guaranteed his elevation to high rank.

The son of the Prime Minister!

But now, with this disastrous turn of events, Miao Sensen felt his heart was about to shatter.

Bai Yihwen remained conscious. He had something to say, something crucial about life and death, but the intense pain made it difficult to speak. He couldn’t utter a single word. Besides the torment in his stomach, he felt an indescribable emptiness, yet despite being in extreme pain, he persisted, refusing to lose consciousness.

He didn’t want to remain silent; in fact, he tried to speak several times, but the blood and… feces spilling from his mouth stifled his urgency.

After the accompanying physician had cleaned him up several times, Bai Yihwen finally managed to speak with great effort: “Be cautious… underground…”

“Be cautious of the underground?” Miao Sensen who had been standing by paused.

He knew well of Bai Yihwen’s prudence; the effort to speak amidst such travail must have importance.

“Tell the hidden troops… to be on guard… beneath the ground…” Bai Yihwen continued, struggling to speak.

“…And be wary of Wu Tiejun… fall back, fall back… aft…”

Having uttered these words as if fighting for his life, Bai Yihwen finally moved his finger as if relieved of a burden, pointing it toward the ground: “…”

He couldn’t finish his last sentence and soon passed out.

At the same time, several members of the Feathered Wings who had been ordered to scout around returned to report.

“We found no abnormalities.”

“There’s nothing unusual around the site of the incident… ”

“Aside from tree roots, stones, and dirt… there’s nothing.”

Miao Sensen went over to check and found the incident site had indeed been dug three feet deep; there truly was nothing.

“There must be something fishy here! How was Bai Yihwen attacked from below, when there is absolutely nothing? It’s bizarre; extraordinarily unusual!”

But even knowing there was a mystery, Miao Sensen was still without a clue.

With no leads to follow, what good were suspicions?

And while he was puzzled… he suddenly heard a commotion from the nearby encamped troops, and the first sounds to reach his ears were not noisy human voices, but the wretched screams of thousands of horses, their cries shockingly distressing.

In terms of the intensity of the cries, they rivaled, if not surpassed, Bai Yihwen’s earlier screams.

Then… thousands of horses broke free from their reins in utter madness, running in all directions as if fleeing for their lives. And terms like “running haphazardly” were not just descriptions; the horses truly sprinted blindly in every direction…

Many collided right after starting, worsening the already dire situation, with bloodshed everywhere.

From this point, countless well-hidden tents were violently overturned by their own panicked steeds, and many soldiers, still in a dazed and confused state, were knocked to the ground, bones broken and spewing blood, too many to count.