The horses' hooves continued downward, stamping hard against the Wind Wall, but it was like stepping onto a solid wall. They could not advance another inch.
A gentle yet irresistible force rebounded from the Wind Wall, throwing back the forelegs of both the lead horse and the horse stepping up beside it. Forced to plant their hooves to one side, the two horses dragged the entire carriage into a heavy collision with the Wind Wall Xu Yi had then erected in front of the little girl.
Boom!
The horses had been moving incredibly fast. Although Xu Yi had held back somewhat, the sudden collision was still devastating. The carriage and its two horses crashed into a tangled heap, and even the carriage axle snapped clean in two.
Although the Wind Wall stopped the carriage compartment from overturning outright, such a violent impact was clearly not easy to withstand. The driver sitting at the front fell to the ground and spat out a mouthful of blood.
Xu Yi gave the driver a cold look, feeling not the slightest pity.
The man had dared to drive a carriage at such speed through an obviously crowded area, disregarding other people's lives. He deserved at least this much of a lesson.
However, Xu Yi also knew perfectly well that the person inside the carriage must have been the one who gave the driver the nerve to treat human lives so lightly.
His gaze shifted to the carriages behind it, turning icy. He stepped forward, scooped up the little girl, who was already frozen with fear, and placed her in the arms of the equally stunned young woman beside her. "Go, quickly. Don't hesitate!" he told her quietly.
The young woman paused, gave Xu Yi a grateful look, and murmured her thanks. Holding the little