When she heard the Dragon King was coming, Han Fen immediately vanished with Shangguan Cheng.
The four children were left twitching unconsciously, without even the strength to cry out. Finding Han Fen would take who knew how long, so Gu Shenwei could only turn to someone else who had the antidote.
Han Wuxian lived in the Dragon Army's camp, but she refused to give the four children the antidote. "I'm no doctor," she said. Cradling her long hair, she regarded the Dragon King with intense curiosity, as if wondering how he was still alive—and doing so well.
Before the Dragon King arrived, someone had thought of the Moonlight Hall leader, but no one had dared approach her tent.
"What you are doesn't matter. Right now, you'll follow my orders." Nie Zeng had told Gu Shenwei that Han Wuxian was likely connected to the plan to assassinate Chu Nanping on the night of the tournament, but Gu Shenwei had taken no action.
Han Wuxian let out her distinctive, unrestrained laugh, tinged with both seduction and madness, but not a trace of happiness. "Of course, I have to follow the Dragon King's orders, since I'm under your protection. By the way, when are you planning to give me to He Nu as a gift?"
"When you stop obeying me and become useless." Gu Shenwei's tone was growing stern. He didn't want to cross swords with her every time he gave an order.
Han Wuxian took out a small wooden box and picked out four yellow, bean-sized pills. Resting them in her palm, she smiled brightly. "These can counter most Moonlight Hall poisons. I doubt Han Fen intended to kill them. Here, take them. Save those four children, and tell them never to provoke the Moonlight Hall again."
Attendant Qin Yeming had just