<h4>Chapter 1333: Chapter 1641: Hunt Operation (6)</h4>


    Staring directly at Zhang Zhongfeng, Su He frowned deeply, constantly shifting positions to dodge the arrows shot from above.


    If possible, Su He wanted to change his direction to avoid Zhang Zhongfeng’s attack range. However, there was ake ahead, his only hope for escape.


    Being chased by so many people and forced into such a pathetic state made Su He very angry. As a dignified expert on the Heavenly List, reputed to be the number one in the world, to fall into such a situation would surely make him aughingstock if it got out.


    Whoosh!


    Another arrow came shooting toward him. Under such a dense rain of arrows, Su He finally made a mistake and was hit in the right leg. Feeling the pain from the right leg, Su He gritted his teeth, dragging the injured leg as he continued to run forward. At this moment, he couldn’t stop, as the footsteps behind him were getting closer, and Ling Chen and the others could catch up at any moment.


    Whoosh! Whoosh!


    A series of arrows came flying again, affecting his movement due to the injury in his right leg. Facing the rain of arrows ahead, Su He couldn’t dodge as flexibly as before. Soon, he was struck by several arrows, and blood slowly flowed from the wounds.


    The arrow wounds on his right leg and left arm were not serious, but the one in his abdomen was causing much difort, making it difficult to even walk.


    Seeing theke getting closer, Su He gritted his teeth and, with all his strength, leaped directly toward theke. However, the moment Su He hit the water, a sharp arrow shot from above, striking his back.


    Plop! Water sshed as Su He’s body sank into theke, disappearing into the darkness. Due to theke, even though Su He’s body was covered with fluorescent powder, it was of no use at this moment.


    By this time, Ling Chen and the others had also reached the shore. Looking at the spot where Su He fell into the water, Ling Chen frowned and said, "Everyone spread out, guard every spot on the shore, and report immediately if there’s any sign of Su He."


    "Understood!"


    At this moment, Tang Yuan and Zhang Zhongfeng were sitting in a helicopter, circling over theke, searching for Su He’s whereabouts. More than an hour passed in the blink of an eye, but everyone came up empty-handed. "Sixth brother." Suddenly, Ling Chen heard Yuan Yun’s shout.


    When he reached Yuan Yun’s location, he saw Yuan Yun holding an arrow, saying, "I found this on the shore. It still has blood on it; Su He probably pulled it out when he came ashore."


    "Did anyone see hime ashore?"


    "No." Yuan Yun shook his head and said, "There are a lot of water nts here; he might have used them to sneak ashore while we weren’t paying attention. So, should we keep searching?"


    Looking at the bloodstained arrow, Ling Chen pondered for a moment, then shook his head: "Forget it, he’s probably long gone. There’s a road over there; he might have mingled with the crowd and left."


    Su He’s escape left Ling Chen feeling unwilling. After making so many arrangements, thinking they were foolproof, he still managed to escape. However, the fortunate thing was that although Su He had escaped, Qin Chuan and those assassins from Skyhawk Pavilion were all dealt with, eliminating a significant threat.


    "Sixth brother, don’t worry too much. Su He might not live long," Zhang Zhongfeng said as he stepped down from the helicopter. "He took four of my arrows, two of which are very severe. If he doesn’t get timely medical treatment, no matter how strong he is, he won’tst long."


    "Let’s hope so." Ling Chen nodded and then arranged for everyone to return to thepany.


    At this time, in a dark alley, Su He supported himself against a wall, slowly moving forward. His clothes and pants were soaked with blood from the arrow wounds. His hair was wet, and each step he took left a bloody footprint on the ground.


    After walking more than ten meters, Su He’s legs suddenly went weak, and he copsed directly onto the ground.


    Taking a deep breath, Su He leaned against the wall, gasping as he pressed his hand against the wound on his abdomen. Though the abdominal wound was severe, the truly fatal injury was Zhang Zhongfeng’sst arrow. Just as he jumped into the water, an arrow pierced through his back. At this point, due to excessive blood loss, his consciousness was bing faint, his limbs cold, and his life force was rapidly fading.


    Just then, an iron door in the alley opened and a man stepped out, carrying two bags of garbage.


    Startled by the sight of Su He, the man hurried to his side, asking, "Sir, are you alright?"


    Su He opened his mouth, wanting to speak, but felt too weak to utter a word. Seeing this, the man didn’t dare to dy and quickly picked up Su He, hurriedly returning inside.


    "Auntie,e quick, I’ve got a patient here who needs emergency care."


    At the man’s shout, a stately woman emerged from an inner room. Seeing Su He lying on the bed, she approached and lifted his clothing to inspect the wounds. Her eyes widened at the strange injuries, and she immediately stopped the man’s actions.


    "Auntie, what’s wrong?"


    The woman pointed at Su He on the bed and said, "This man is a martial artist. Before helping him, you’d better find out his identity."


    "A martial artist?" The man was slightly taken aback, asking in bewilderment, "Auntie, how do you know he’s a martial artist?"


    "Look at his wounds; they’re caused by arrows. Few people use bows and arrows in martial arts, and the most famous is the Archer God Zhang Zhongfeng. This old man’s skills should not be weak; if I’m not wrong, these arrow wounds were likely caused by Zhang Zhongfeng."


    "Auntie, why does it matter? He’s in critical condition. If we don’t treat him, he won’t survive."


    The woman nced at the man and spoke calmly, "Rescuing someone is one thing, but we also need to see if he’s worth saving. Our Shi Family has always dealt with martial artists, and if we save him recklessly without knowing his identity, it might bring us trouble."


    "What should we do then? He’s already unconscious. Do we just watch him die? If I had known this, I wouldn’t have brought him in." The man sounded somewhat helpless.


    The woman contemted for a moment and said, "Alright, go find some ropes and tie him up before treating him, to prevent him from causing us trouble when he wakes up."


    Hearing this, the man responded immediately, quickly leaving the room. Soon, he returned with several ropes and tied up Su He’s hands and feet.