Lord Yan, The Little Ancestor Has Fallen Off The Horse Again!-Chapter 355: Forbidden Zone Can Lang

Duwa and Anna exchanged a glance, Mr. Feng had actually agreed to let her come along to escort this batch of goods; these goods were so important that not even the slightest mistake could be tolerated.

Feng Ye turned his head to Duwa, "Is everything loaded?"

Duwa nodded slightly, "Loaded."

"Let’s set out." Feng Ye and Yun Yue got into the vehicle, taking their seats at the very front.

Anna, puzzled, glanced at Xiao Feng’s car at the back and looked at Duwa inquiringly, "Is he also going?"

Upon hearing this, Duwa looked back, his tone tinged with a hint of mockery, "Miss Yun’s cook has to follow wherever she goes, doesn’t he?"

The last car was filled with food or kitchen utensils, all kinds of them, looking less like it was for a mission and more like they were heading out for a leisure trip.

Anna understood and, with disdain, gave a quick glance at the last car before pulling open the door and adeptly sliding into the vehicle.

The forbidden zone was the region where the borders of M country and F continent met; no one was in charge of this area, which was riddled with mercenaries and desperate outlaws.

Frequent gunfights occurred here and death was a common occurrence; ordinary people wouldn’t dare to travel through this place.

"You know about the forbidden zone, right?" Inside the car, Feng Ye glanced at Yun Yue, who was resting her right hand on the window, looking at the passing scenery.

"I know a little," Yun Yue lightly nodded her lower jaw, her eyes under the brim of the hat deep and cold, having nearly died in the forbidden zone several times, it was impossible for her not to know.

No one understood the topography and forces of the forbidden zone better than she did.

The vehicle drove smoothly out of Is A District, heading towards the forbidden zone.

By eight in the evening, the convoy stopped on the outer periphery of the forbidden zone.

"Mr. Feng, we’re approaching the forbidden zone, we need to be cautious from here on," warned Duwa, who stood beside the vehicle, looking at the checkpoint illuminated by the headlights, with darkness and the howling of wild wolves beyond it, instigating a sense of trepidation.

Feng Ye’s languid demeanor faded away, and for once, he was serious, "Understood, I’ll have everyone stay fully alert, keep our eyes on our surroundings; we must pass through the forbidden zone overnight, and the goods must be delivered safely by tomorrow afternoon."

"Yes, sir." Duwa relayed his commands.

Feng Ye looked at Yun Yue, who had awakened, "There’s bread in the car, eat something to fill your stomach; passing through the forbidden zone will take about five hours, and we need to be fully alert."

Yun Yue murmured softly in affirmation, looking at the eerily serene forbidden zone, her eyes suddenly turned cold, her jaw tensing up, it seemed as though she had become a different person.

Feng Ye couldn’t help but shiver; they weren’t even in the forbidden zone yet, and she already looked like she was ready to kill someone.

Hopefully, those folks would have the sense not to stir up trouble; otherwise...

He glanced at the person beside him, otherwise, they surely wouldn’t end up in a good state.

After resting for a while and having a bit to eat, the convoy finally drove into the forbidden zone.

They took the main road, for the side roads were not only longer but also extremely rugged, surrounded by hills, making them highly susceptible to ambushes.

The Tumi Garden flag hung on the front of the car, illuminated by lights, visible from two kilometers away.

Tumi Garden’s notorious reputation was known far and wide; generally, no other power dared to provoke them, but that didn’t preclude the desperate outlaws who valued the goods over their lives, especially those in the forbidden zone, who were basically a dead man walking.

Awooo~

From not far away came the howling of wolves; Yun Yue’s eyes suddenly turned colder, her sharp gaze sweeping outside the window.

Feng Ye, noticing the sudden shift in the demeanor of the person beside him, asked in astonishment, "What’s wrong?"

Yun Yue’s eyebrows furrowed slightly, her voice cold and incisive, "Can Lang."

"Can Lang?!" Feng Ye instantly tensed up, all the cells in his body going into high alert.

He swept around, only after confirming that there were no other movements besides the wolf howls did he breathe a slight sigh of relief, "You’re sure you haven’t spotted anything unusual?"

Yun Yue, who rarely showed such seriousness, affirmed, "I’m certain. That wolf howl belongs to the Wolf King raised by Can Lang."

"You..." Feng Ye frowned, just as he was about to suggest she might be too sensitive, pairs of ghostly green eyes appeared on the hills not far away. His words suddenly choked in his throat, his face showing horror.

Images from the documents he had read suddenly flashed through his mind.

Can Lang had raised over a hundred wolves, each one vicious and bloodthirsty beyond comparison, attacking humans on sight. Over the years, countless people passing through the forbidden zone had died to these wolves, their bodies completely devoured.

And Can Lang was the leader of this pack. In addition to controlling this wolf pack, Can Lang also had around a hundred mercenaries, the most powerful force in the forbidden zone.

This group of mercenaries was a band of desperadoes who feared nothing. If they were indeed dealing with Can Lang, it would truly be troublesome.

Given the number of wolf packs in the forbidden zone, Feng Ye didn’t have time to ponder how she knew it was Can Lang just from the howls. He immediately gave orders to move through this area as quickly as possible, preparing torches at the ready.

"It’s too late; we’re already surrounded," Yun Yue shook her head slightly, watching as the wolves closed in around them.

She narrowed her dangerous eyes, locking gazes in the darkness with another pair of eyes.

Can Lang had excellent vision, and having been spotted by Yun Yue, he could see her clearly. His eyes, filled with terror, widened as he clutched the gun in his hand.

It was her!

Had she come out of the mountains again?!

Can Lang’s gaze fell on the flag of Tumi Garden, somewhat puzzled. Wasn’t she from the Underground Alliance?

Why was she sitting in a convoy from Tu Mi Garden?

He didn’t think further, immediately addressing Feng Ye and his convoy, "Our demands are simple, leave the goods and yourselves behind, to be dinner for my darlings."

As soon as Can Lang spoke, all the wolves started howling excitedly, bloodthirsty and drooling. A sinking feeling followed in their hearts.

If they were to die, they would indeed be reduced to bones, but having no resistance meant certain death, whereas resisting might offer a glimmer of hope.

"Tsk, quite the big talk," Yun Yue’s voice was neither loud nor soft, clearly conveyed in the stillness of Ye Wang.

The familiar tone, the familiar look, the familiar demeanor, if Can Lang had any doubts before, he was now one hundred percent certain—she was K.

Feng Ye couldn’t help but roll his eyes. If she wasn’t one of his own, he would have accused her of being supremely arrogant.

Could she not see the situation they were in? They were surrounded not only by wolves but also by men; it was a standoff.

Yun Yue opened the car door.

"Don’t get out," Feng Ye had just finished speaking when she stepped out of the car. At least inside the vehicle, the wolves couldn’t pounce, but venturing out would mean the wolves would immediately attack and kill you.

Yun Yue flashed a side glance with a hooked Lip, her cold, wild gaze tinged with a bloody scent, as if a bloodthirsty gene was pulsating within.

The Wolf King by Can Lang’s side caught sight of Yun Yue, a familiar scent causing its limbs to tremble; it lay in wait, its body tensed in fear and ferocity as it watched her.

The surrounding wolf pack felt the same, trembling at the sight of her as if they had seen Asura.

Seeing the trembling wolf pack, Feng Ye furrowed his brow, "What’s going on, are these wolves that starving?"

If they were that famished, then they wouldn’t be enough to fill the wolves’ bellies, their bones wouldn’t even be left behind.

"Mr. Feng, what should we do?!"

Faced with such a predicament, even the most battle-hardened could not help but show a look of fear.