Pang Hui was locked in the vital position by Su Qin at this time, and his life was hanging on the line. He didn't want to die, so he begged: "My family is all in Xianyang City. I will follow you. Wouldn't my family be implicated? The Lord gave me a task to monitor General Wei. I had to do it. If you have to settle the score and find the king, I was forced to do it."

Su Qin didn't want to talk too much with Pang Hui to avoid wasting time. He asked again: "How did you do Princess Ying Yi? Why didn't you see her? What's wrong with her? You hurt her?"

Pang Hui felt that he was in a disadvantage this time, and he said, "I have no intention of robbing the princess, it's just a coincidence. She has been taken care of by the Lord and sent back to Xianyang City."

After hearing this, Su Qin felt sad. He hated Pang Hui, the traitor, but at this moment he was still hesitating whether to kill him.

But when he remembered the scene of Wei Sei committing suicide again, the pain was unstoppable and the tears rolled down again, he said to Pang Hui: "I am willing to spare your life, but the mistake you made this time is too big and it is really difficult to make up for. You are a companion for General Wei Sei on the road to the underworld, and never do the business of selling your owners and seeking honor in the next life."

Su Qin said, locking Pang Hui's fingers to increase force. Pang Hui heard Su Qin's last words, knowing that Su Qin was going to kill him. He moved his hands and feet and wanted to resist, but there was no chance.

After Su Qin killed Pang Hui, he took off the Qingshuang sword and tied it around his waist. He thought: "This Pang Hui is still defending himself. If he is not greedy, why didn't he hand over the Qingshuang sword and take the sword for himself?"

Su Qin hid under the chariot and did not go out immediately. He approached the front of the chariot while listening to Ying Si's words.

Ying Si defended himself and calmed the morale of the army. Anyway, he was the king and had great power. Even though he said it, the truth seemed to be on his side again. At this time, Wei Zu was dead, and no Qin people came out to refute him.

Ying Si is an eloquent, powerful and promising monarch. After he said this, Wei Se seemed to have become a life-threatening person and was confused for a moment. Su Qin listened under the car and secretly scolded him shamelessly many times.

Seeing that the soldiers of the three armies gradually stopped their sad voices under the sensation of their words, Ying Si thought it was time to clean up the mess according to his wishes.

Ying Si said: "General Wei was also instigated to dare to oppose our Qin State. Now, those who instigate are on the ferry. We want to catch them and avenge General Wei. Do you think it should be!"

Although Wei Zu told the soldiers of the three armies not to make things difficult for the people at the ferry before his death, everyone listened to it, after Ying Si's encouragement, some impulsive generals and soldiers had already begun to point the finger of hatred at the people at the ferry. They responded loudly to the king and shouted: "Absolutely, we should rush over and capture them and avenge General Wei!"

The three armies began to stir up. Su Qin felt that Wei Zuo underestimated Ying Si's ability and cold-bloodedness. If he had not seen the places where Yiqu prisoners buried their bones with his own eyes, Su Qin would not have thought Ying Si so unbearable.

But the bloody lesson was ahead, how could he not be careful? This was one of the reasons why he endured the great grief and did not return to the ferry immediately, but took the risk to the chariot.

Gongsun Yan responded to Ying Si's order and shouted loudly: "Everyone, kill me and catch those who are provoking." He said as he activated the war horse and rushed towards the ferry first.

Most of the soldiers in the three armies began to implement the king's will and rushed towards the ferry, and the situation became tense again.

Zhang Yi, Ning Jun, Su Dai and others above the ferry saw the Qin army rushing towards the ferry again, and they each picked up weapons and prepared to join the battle. Even Wei Jia and his brothers held their own swords, preparing to defend their father's dignity with death.

Gao Yan was in a dilemma on the boat. She had always thought she was a Qin since she was a child. When she saw the Qin army rushing over, Su Dai went to fight to the death. Although she had martial arts skills, she still did not join the battle. Now, the situation became tense. Gao Yan thought sadly: "I may have to die with her lover today."

At this moment, Gao Yan made up her mind and sweared to share life and death with her lover. She also pulled out a sword from her bag and prepared to go forward to fight to the end. Su Dai was very concerned about Gao Yan, so when he saw Gao Yan coming, Su Dai shouted: "Yan'er stays on the boat and doesn't move, it's important to watch the ferry. Leave it here to us!"

As soon as Gao Yan stepped ashore, he heard Su Dai want to see the ferry by himself. When he turned around, he saw that the boatman was about to row the boat away secretly. It was no wonder that he wanted to earn ten kilograms of gold, but he was involved in this fierce battle for no reason. At first, in the rain of arrows of the Qin army, the boatman had already hit an arrow on his arm, and later a close-killing hand-to-hand battle, and a general died.

The boatman was already scared to death. Now that he had the opportunity to escape, how could he not run? Gao Yan was very agile. She jumped onto the boatman in one step, pointed the sword in her hand straight at the boatman, and ordered him to dock the boatman again. Under the threat of the sword blade, the boatman reluctantly turned the boat back to the shore.

When Ying Si saw the three armies launch again, he regained control of the situation. He stroked his chin with his hand and looked proud.

When people are proud, it is most likely to ignore the hidden dangers. He did not expect that Su Qin had already crawled out of the carriage at this time, and he was unaware of it.

Su Qin pulled out the Qingshuang sword, and a cold air flashed immediately. He thrust his sword at Ying Si. The four guards beside Ying Si immediately found someone to stab. They were also the best masters, quickly raised their swords to block Su Qin's Qingshuang sword, but the Qingshuang sword was extremely sharp. When the blocking sword touched the Qingshuang sword, they broke into two pieces.

The four guards were shocked. Just when they were stunned, there was another weapon on Su Qin's left hand, which was the Juntong Crossbow made by Shi Chang. Su Qin knew that this exile was full of dangers and had already hidden it in his robe sleeve. Before launching an attack, he had taken the Juntong Crossbow out of the robe sleeve and held it in his hand.

Su Qin did not give the enemy any chance. He took advantage of the fact that the four guards were unprepared and pressed the switch of the motive crossbow. The four short crossbows flew out in sequence, with strong force. In an instant, the four guards hit one crossbow at their throats and died immediately.

Ying Si was panicked when he found someone assassinating and was about to react. Su Qin had killed the four guards and put the Qingshuang sword on Ying Si's neck.

Su Qin said: "You shameless villain, you still claim to be a benevolent king. It is already a shameless thing to force General Wei to death. However, despite General Wei's last wishes, you want to kill us. It is even more shameless. From now on, you will never mention the word "benevolent king" again, you are not worthy of it."
Chapter completed!