Little Li Eats Ice!

Little Li said nothing, only continued teaching Ice Block how to ride.

Hmm, riding a horse did not seem to be as full of drawbacks as he had imagined. From now on, they could just ride horses whenever they went out.

Mo City was a mixed bag of fish and dragons. It was perfectly normal for a carriage or two to go missing, was it not?

Ying Bing pursed her lips and pretended to admire the scenery. The hand gripping the reins curled up, so weak she did not even have the strength to spread her fingers.

Her expression remained cool and dashing, but her clear, tranquil gaze had fallen into disarray. Her breathing had obviously lost its rhythm—one moment she let out a long breath, the next she held it in nervously.

Anyone who rode horses often would know.

Some horses were trained well and ran as steadily as if on level ground.

Others were wild and fierce, making for a bumpy ride when they galloped. They did not care whether the person on their back could endure it; if their rider got thrown off, that could only be counted as the owner's bad luck.

Ice Block regretted buying such a wild, fierce horse.

"Slower... slower... There are a lot of people ahead."

"All right."

Li Mo gave a light cough, held down the black-maned horse as it snorted, and looked toward the nearby market as though nothing had happened.

The road was clogged with carriages and horses, and the crowd buzzed with noise. Riding a horse was not even as fast as walking.

But Li Mo did not dare dismount.

Ying Bing did not know whether she was riding a horse either.

It seemed she was, but she did not appear to be sitting on the horse...

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