Jiuxi instinctively tightened the reins in his hand; he had never seen Shuying like this before.
Among Mu Lianxiao's four personal attendants, Jiuxi was the youngest, and the others usually treated him like a younger brother.
They always spoke to him with a smile, never harshly, and would tease him in return.
Shuying, unlike Yun Qi and Ming Liu, didn't speak much, but he was equally easy to get along with, meticulous and upright in his work, and very trustworthy.
Yet now, Shuying, with red eyes, had rushed out without even noticing Jiuxi's arrival.
Jiuxi couldn't help but feel anxious.
He didn't head towards Mu Lianxiao's room but turned to seek out General Huang.
In General Huang's brightly lit room, a soldier announced him and Jiuxi was let in.
Jiuxi pushed the door open, remembering his manners, greeted respectfully first, then asked, "General, Shuying just dashed out urgently on horseback, has anything happened?"
General Huang furrowed his brows, "Shuying went out?"
