Mu Chun's eyes suddenly flickered, and he fixed his eyes and saw that there was a whip with a hook tightly wrapped around his arm, and he naturally looked at the person with the long whip vigilantly.

I saw that the man pointed at Mu Chun sternly and said, "Let him go." ”

Mu Chun retracted his gaze and looked at the person in front of him who was tightly strangled by himself, and said in his heart: It is impossible to let go, if you let you go, you will not block yourself, and then come to kidnap Song Yuer.

Mu Chun didn't listen to the man's words at all, but lowered his voice and threatened the person in his hands: "You can't tell who instructed you to do this, and why did you kidnap her!

Mu Chun still chose to retreat and force the person in his hands, but the other person would not let Mu Chun go so easily. Because of Mu Chun's retreat, the man was standing in place, and the whip wrapped around Mu Chun's arm was tightened because of this.

The man's whip was different from Mu Chun's usual horse whip, with tiny spikes on it, which were tightened at this time, but they pierced Mu Chun's arm like a needle prick.

It hurts, it hurts, it hurts. But at this time, Mu Chun not only didn't have the kung fu to care about pain, but also didn't have the heart to think about small things that hurt or not. He only glanced at the whip that was in the way of his arm, and then he continued to ask.

The man saw that Mu Chun did not let go, and even tightened the whip, so that Mu Chun could feel the spikes piercing into his skin more clearly.

Mu Chunruo glanced at the horsewhip on his arm and hand with nothingness, but in the end, he still chose to ignore the past, and asked the man tightly, "Why did you arrest my niece!"

It's just that the person in his hand has been strangled out of breath, let alone answering Mu Chun's question. He struggled to stay alive, to tell Mu Chun everything he knew.

Mu Chun saw his violently rolling eyes, and suddenly understood what he meant, that is, he stopped his steps and retreated, and even let go of his hand slightly, giving this person a chance to breathe, so as to get the things he wanted to know from his mouth.

As soon as Mu Chunfu let go, the other person attacked, he flew up and went behind Mu Chun, and when Mu Chun reacted, he pulled the long whip and dragged Mu Chun backwards.

It's just that the person didn't calculate it after a thousand calculations, and Mu Chun only let go slightly, and didn't really let go of the person. Therefore, in this way, not only Mu Chun received the force from his arm, and his body went back, but the person who was strangled by Mu Chun with a horsewhip tasted the taste of breathlessness again-this time it was even more sudden, he had already thrown away the long knife in his hand, and had to change to two hands to break the horsewhip, so as not to strangle himself because of the horsewhip.

When the man with the whip saw this, he naturally had no choice but to let go, lest his accomplices be implicated, and the situation would be even worse.

He relaxed the whip, and Mu Chun was no longer dragged backwards. Although the man let go for a while, Mu Chun decided not to let them go.

He turned his head slightly and glanced at the man with the whip behind him, at this time he was focusing on the safety of this person in Mu Chun's hands. Mu Chun glanced at the person in his hand again, and then he slowly used his right hand to hold the whip wrapped around his arm.

When Mu Chun's hand began to move, he was even more careful to pay attention to the movement of the person behind him. When the time was ripe, Mu Chun pulled hard and directly brought the person behind him to him, and Mu Chun wrapped the whip around his neck with the whip man's own horsewhip.

Therefore, two people, with two whips, easily solved them.

When the two of them were under his control, Mu Chun still didn't untie the whip wrapped around his hand first, he only closed his hands and blew a whistle, and the sound of horses' hooves came from not far away - the old horse heard Mu Chun's whistle, and this was to carry Song Yu'er back to him.

The old horse ran back to Mu Chun's side with a "da-da-da", and Mu Chun was ready to interrogate these two people without any scruples. He threatened them again: "Whatever Lao Tzu asks, you will answer, otherwise I will send you on your way now." ”

What Mu Chun said was terrifying, obviously shocking the two of them, and both of them responded.

When Mu Chun saw the two of them cooperating, he asked, "Who instructed it?"

"Gongsun...... Gongsun Boyu. The two men replied quickly.

Mu Chun was not surprised at all when he heard Gongsun Boyu's name, but he still had a different look on his face and asked, "Why do you want to tie her up." ”

The two of them were originally depressed, but when they heard this, they looked at each other again, and then the man with the knife spoke: "Don't hide it from Mr. Mu, as for why we kidnapped Miss Song, we don't know." We're just people who take money to do things. ”

Whether he was telling the truth or not, Mu Chun couldn't tell, but he could understand it—it stands to reason that Gongsun Boyu would naturally not say his purpose.

Mu Chun asked again, "Do you two have any accomplices?"

Both of them shook their heads vigorously: "No, there are only two of us." ”

Mu Chun asked tentatively, "No, then how did you successfully steal my niece from the inn?"

"This ......," said the man with the knife again, "hey, we found a few hooligan bastards and went to the inn to make trouble, and we took advantage of the chaos ......"

What he said was what Mu Chun knew, and what Mu Chun wanted to know more was what he didn't know. For example, if they came prepared to take the incense and stunned the people in their two rooms, if he hadn't gone out for a walk tonight, he would have been tricked. Among them, Mu Chun was more concerned about why there was such a movement, and the two suspicious people in the inn did not have any movement.

Are they indifferently watching, or are they accomplices in the first place. Mu Chun wanted to know this, he stared at the two people in front of him who were strangled by the horse whip, he maliciously tightened the horse whip, and let them know whose hand his life was pinched at this time.

Mu Chun's threat was really effective, and the two of them begged for mercy again and again, promising to tell Mu Chun everything they knew word for word.

Mu Chun still asked if they had any accomplices, but in this matter, he didn't know if these two people were hard-mouthed or really not, and at this time, they didn't admit that there were other people.

Mu Chun was even more ruthless, tightening the horsewhip to the greatest extent, so that the two people who were strangled by the horsewhip burst out of the blue tendons on their foreheads, and then they had to tell the truth: it turned out that there was indeed the help of those two people, but it was not of much help, and they only informed them of the accommodation and other information of Mu Chun and several people.

At this time, after the knife bearer finished speaking, the whip made another addition to this matter, and he said: "Mr. Mu, with them is just a nodding friend, the people of the rivers and lakes are just doing things conveniently, and they are not accomplices." ”

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