Time Travel Adventure

Chapter 264 It’s pretending

I looked at Hongdou. Her face wasn't red enough to drip with water, but it was red from struggling and being tired. "Yes, I feel it. Bring me the needle. We'll know after a few injections."

I always felt that this guy was weird, so I gave him two injections first to see how things went. When Hongdou took the needle bag over, I could see Ling'er struggling even harder, and the skin on her hands and ankles was already bleeding.

The more this guy struggled, the weirder it looked, so I pulled out one and waved it in front of Ling'er on purpose, just to see how this guy would react. And sure enough, when Ling'er saw it, she struggled even harder.

He reacted correctly. He let Hongdou hold down one of Hongdou's arms while he touched Ling'er's arm, as if looking for an acupuncture point.

In fact, I didn’t know where to prick the needle, so I tried a few unimportant spots first. In my heart, I was calling my daughter, asking if there was any spot I could try.

Nannan didn't say anything, she just marked a few locations on my arm and said there would be no side effects from acupuncture, but it would feel very strong.

After the massage was almost done, a few needles were inserted. After the first needle, Ling'er seemed to have accepted her fate and let me insert the needle as I pleased.

It was a pity that the several locations where I inserted the needles all felt more and more painful. While I was inserting the needles, Nannan was telling me the order. After the last needle, Ling'er's arm could no longer move.

Ling'er's lower lip has been bitten until it bleeds. It seems that her patience has reached the limit. You little bastard, I can't deal with you anymore.

I had no intention of stopping. I held one needle in one hand and stroked Ling'er's calf with the other, looking for where to insert the needle.

"No, no!" Ling'er also started begging for mercy, but I ignored her completely, as if I didn't hear her.

"I'm not crazy, I'm not crazy, ah!" Ling'er also said that she was pretending. Before she finished speaking, Ling'er froze and then passed out.

What was going on? I looked again and found that there was something shiny on Ling'er's neck. I stretched my neck to take a look and saw that it was a needle, a naked needle with no place to hold it.

This looks so familiar, it's Master Xiao's needle. I looked behind me and there was nothing. Hongdou reached out and pulled out the needle.

"Miss, this?" I took the needle from Hongdou's hand, put it away with a handkerchief, and kept it on my body, looking for an opportunity to study what was different about this needle.

"What should we do with the person?" Hongdou pointed at Ling'er. I looked over and felt her pulse. She was fine. She must have fainted. I pulled out all the needles.

He simply bandaged his ankles with a handkerchief, tucked in the quilt, and took Hongdou out.

"Let's evacuate everyone and leave someone to keep an eye on whether the people inside have woken up."

"Why, miss, that needle just now..." I interrupted Hongdou. It's not that we didn't arrange people. There were two people guarding each window just now. Even so, it could still be shot in front of us.

There is no point in guarding there, but I really don't understand why he did all this and even knocked the person unconscious on purpose.

Anko was interrupted, and seemed to understand. She said something to the guards, and they withdrew. "By the way, find someone you can trust."

After Hongdou understood, she went to find someone. I stretched and felt very tired. "It's another beautiful day. I'm very tired. Let's go back to sleep."

I skipped back to my room and looked around. There didn't seem to be anything strange.