A gust of night wind swept past Watson's face, and the horse under him neighed and started galloping along with the wild horses here, including the horse held by Watson's hand.

Xiao Hei was stunned, then laughed loudly: "This is God's will? What are you looking at? Just run with these horses."

Watson nodded and smiled.

There are hundreds if not thousands of wild horses here, and they are all wild horses that have not been domesticated. They cannot be captured by the Jiankun Royal Court's army.

Even if the army crossed the river, they would only think that they had frightened the wild horses by the river. Unexpectedly, Watson, who set the fire, had already hidden among the wild horses and ran away.

In the distance, a whimpering horn sound sounded, which was the retreat horn of the Royal Court army.

Xiao Hei couldn't help shouting happily: "We've escaped."

The wild horses on the grassland are not even afraid of wolves. This is the reason why Jiankun Royal Court's army retreated. Even if they were killed, they would not believe that the two guys who set fire dared to use wild horses to escape.

This is the law on the grassland, but they didn't expect that these wild horses running wild were actually afraid of the little black on Watson's shoulder.

Because they saw the flames of death in Xiao Hei's eyes.

So these wild horses, who were not even afraid of wild wolves, accelerated as hard as they could and rushed towards the direction where the moon was setting!

Watson on horseback let out a cry of joy. This was the most passionate moment since he entered the grassland.

Among thousands of wild horses, the wildly galloping horses gave him the feeling of charging into the ground, as if he had arrived in front of Nanyun City and followed the southern Xinjiang army to charge and kill thousands of enemies in front of them!

A hint of fish-belly white appeared on the horizon, and the wild horses roared and galloped on the grassland, leaving the army of Jiankun Royal Court far behind.

This most primitive Wei Chi, full of wild power, deeply shocked Watson's mind.

Pointing to the light on the horizon, Watson said loudly: "The wind blows the grass and makes the cattle and sheep low, but we are chasing the first dawn on the horizon."
Chapter completed!