Ding Cheng saw that the other party was overwhelmed and prepared, so he whispered to Cong Fei: "You go quickly, I'll cut off the queen." ”

Cong Fei just wanted to retreat, but Xi Weihua said loudly: "Don't let anyone want to leave tonight." Those thieves were armed with big knives and spears, blocking Cong Fei and Ding Cheng's back road at once.

After Xi Weihua's Zaoyang lance was cut off by Ding Cheng, he replaced his weapon with a double mace. Ding Cheng knew that most of the people in the rivers and lakes who used Qimen weapons were masters, and this Xi Weihua's weapon was changed from Zaoyang lance to double mace, which were all heavy weapons commonly used in horse warfare, which showed that this person's martial arts must be fierce all the way.

At this time, Xi Weihua called Ding Cheng with a double dance, the method was simple, and the force was heavy, Ding Cheng cheered up and dealt with it carefully. After more than ten moves, Ding Cheng saw that although Xi Weihua's martial arts were good, they were still half a chip behind himself, so he used his sword to fight back. Xi Weihua was at a disadvantage.

As soon as Huang Sheng and the others saw that Xi Weihua was not Ding Cheng's opponent, they shouted, jumped into the circle together, and attacked Ding Cheng side by side. Ding Cheng is invincible to both hands and four hands, originally only a little higher than Xi Weihua, as soon as Huang Sheng and others joined in, Ding Cheng was a little in a hurry.

On the other side, Cong Fei was also entangled by those thieves and couldn't get out. Ding Cheng didn't see it well, so he relied on the sharpness of the treasure knife, slashed three times according to Xi Weihua and others, forced the enemy away, and then turned around and slashed the two thieves who attacked Cong Fei, shouted "Hurry up", and rushed to the edge of the platform.

Cong Fei got rid of the entanglement of the thieves, followed closely, but as soon as he ran two steps, he saw four thieves rushing up from all sides. Cong Fei suddenly felt a tightness on his body, and he had been caught by the four thieves with a large net woven by the heavenly silk.

Ding Cheng saw that Cong Fei was captured, stomped his feet, sighed, and flew down the gatehouse.

The people below the gatehouse had already heard the sound of fighting above, and saw Ding Cheng flying down, but they didn't see Cong Fei coming down, knowing that Cong Fei must have fallen into the hands of the enemy again.

Ding Cheng said: "The other party has already prepared, let's withdraw quickly." The group had to retreat back into the town's streets. This night attack on Tianlong Hall put Cong Fei in again, and everyone felt very frustrated.

At this time, it was already dawning, and everyone talked for a while and then went to rest. Burley was depressed, where could he sleep, so he simply went out and found a tavern on the street to drink.

There were no guests in the tavern early in the morning, only an old man in his fifties who was drinking himself. When Burley saw that the old man had a sad face, he sighed, and went over and sat down opposite the old man.

The old man glanced at Burley, but bowed his head to drink his wine. Seeing the old man's appearance, Boray said, "I said, brother, what can't you think about, drinking here alone?"

The old man sighed and said, "Wronged, wronged." Have pity on my miserable daughter. He shook his head and drank another glass of wine.

Seeing that the old man only said half of what he said, he asked, "What is your surname?"

The old man said, "My surname is Zhou." ”

Burley asked again, "Brother Zhou, what's wrong with your daughter?

Mr. Zhou said: "My daughter is fine, who said my daughter is sick?"

Boray said: "Your daughter is fine, so what are you sighing here?"

Mr. Zhou said: "Someone took a fancy to my daughter and sent me a dowry gift three days ago, and she will come to bring someone tonight." ”