With the child having too many bows and arrows, Fangfei couldn't help but ask. Luo Jia pondered for a moment before saying, "Yes, just say it was for me. You can say anything except learning art."

The child was overjoyed, held the bow and arrow, and waved his arms, as if he wanted to prove that the bow and arrow were really good and suitable for him.

"Child, go back, don't worry everyone."

The child nodded happily, and then he turned his horse's head reluctantly and left.

Luo Jia saw him walk away and sighed.

Night came, and as soon as the little prince went out, he met the guards looking for them.

The guards were sweating profusely, afraid that he would be lost in the jungle. When they saw him, they immediately said in surprise: "Your Highness, where have you been? Hey, where did you come from your arrow?"

The little prince shook his bow and arrow happily: "It was given to me by a hunting god."

"What god?"

"It's the one who was very handsome last time."

Everyone looked at each other.

As soon as he walked down the mountain, he met Emperor Hongwen. Emperor Hongwen also looked at the arrow cluster in his son's hand and was very surprised: "Hong'er, where did this come from?"

"It was given to me by a hunting god."

Emperor Hongwen immediately raised his vigilance: "What god?"

"He hunts and has great archery skills."

"Where is he?"

"He's back. He lives on the other side of the mountain."

Emperor Hongwen followed the direction of the child's finger and was the densest forest in the north. It was sparsely populated and beasts appeared. Only a few hunters lived here, and the hunting scale was very small.

He took the bow and arrow and looked at it casually. He guessed that the god should have no malice.

He didn't find any clues, so he handed them to his son: "You just take it."
Chapter completed!