Chapter 1342: Chapter 1331: Protect Xu Ruolan
“If… I an, if you encounter sothing you can’t handle, go find Xu Xiaoqing for help.”
“Xu Xiaoqing?”
Ouyang Feifei asked in puzzlent, “If even I can’t handle it, what’s the point of looking for your sister-in-law?”
“No need to ask why. Just do as I say.”
Ning Fan chuckled and shook his head; he certainly didn’t rely on Xu Xiaoqing’s cultivation in the True Qi Realm.
What Ning Fan truly valued was Xu Xiaoqing’s status as the Celestial Clan Leader.
If during the ti Ning Fan is away, they encounter enemies that Ouyang Feifei can’t handle, then the Celestial Clan behind Xu Xiaoqing would be the greatest support.
Tian Xuan, although not at his best, is still a master at the Interdiate Stage of Aerial Mastery, enough to deter those petty troublemakers.
That would be sufficient to fill the gap left by Ning Fan’s absence.
As for whether Tian Xuan would be willing to help? Ning Fan wasn’t worried about that at all.
“Rember! If you encounter a situation you can’t handle, make sure to inform Xu Xiaoqing, don’t let your pride stop you.”
Seeing Ning Fan’s serious expression, Ouyang Feifei put away her arrogance and scorn, and nodded solemnly.
“That’s good, you go make arrangents then.”
As she was leaving, Ouyang Feifei playfully smiled and said, “Don’t you need to go with you? At least I can warm your bed and dispel your loneliness.”
Ning Fan pinched her towering part a few tis, “Be good, protect Xu Ruolan well, and when I return, I will reward you generously.”
Ouyang Feifei’s eyes sparkled as she said, “I want it right here.”
Following her gaze to the large bed, recalling the fierce battle with Xu Ruolan last night, Ning Fan felt a surge of heat and urged, “Hurry up and go.”
“Hehe…”
Hearing Ouyang Feifei’s triumphant laughter, Ning Fan smiled secretly and thought, “You’re asking for trouble; next ti I’ll be sure to give you a good lesson.”
Traveling lightly and alone, Ning Fan headed to the airport.
Aside from Xu Ruolan and Ouyang Feifei, no one else knew about Ning Fan’s trip to Egypt.
The reason for traveling low-key was to create an illusion for the outside world that Ning Fan was still in Zhonghai.
That way, before those lurking enemies act, they’ll have to think carefully.
To cover his tracks, Ning Fan didn’t even choose first class.
Since the decision to go to Egypt was made on short notice, Ning Fan had to join a tour group at a high price; otherwise, he couldn’t get a ticket for a recent flight.
Just before boarding, the tour guide pulled Ning Fan to the side,
“Mr. Ning, are you sure you won’t follow the group after landing? A VIP like you, I’d certainly entertain well.”
Saying this, the tour guide cast a aningful seductive smile, almost explicitly offering personal services including als, drinks, and more.
Looking at the reasonably attractive tour guide, Ning Fan resignedly said, “I’m absolutely sure.”
This was a question Ning Fan had already answered several tis.
After being accustod to luxurious delicacies, this face that’s quite good to the average person, really couldn’t arouse Ning Fan’s interest.
The tour guide was so enthusiastic because Ning Fan paid a high price, and encountering such a handso and wealthy mber, earning so extra cash privately would be an ideal thing.
The tour guide said with a look of regret, “Alright. Let’s board then.”
Wearing a small red cap and holding a small flag, Ning Fan boarded the plane.
The economy class was more than half filled with people dressed just like this, all from the tour group, young and old alike collectively fantasizing about the trip to Egypt.
The over ten-hour flight made the journey sowhat dull and tedious, and Ning Fan didn’t want to join in the chat, so he picked up a book to kill ti out of boredom.
When the plane landed at Cairo International Airport, the tour group was exhausted, but Ning Fan seed full of energy.
Now it was around ten in the morning local ti, and the bus prepared by the tour group was already waiting outside the airport.
“Mr. Ning, want to go to the hotel for a rest and adjust to the ti difference?”
The tour guide invited again, seemingly too hot, and pulled her collar revealing a streak of white underneath.
“No, thanks. I have business to attend to.”
Under the tour guide’s wistful gaze, Ning Fan left without looking back.
In fact, going with the tour group to the hotel would be a good idea, plus there was “at” being delivered right to the door.
But upon realizing that the purpose of the tour group’s trip also included the Karnak Temple, Ning Fan decided it was best to leave early.
The longer he stayed with the tour group, the more likely he’d be exposed when he tried to leave.
Ning Fan didn’t want the tour group to be searching the whole world for him then.
“Let’s rent a car first!”
Finding a car rental agency, in order not to expose his whereabouts, Ning Fan rented a black car at nearly the price of buying one.
The so-called “black car” wasn’t a stolen car or anything, but one that didn’t require registering information, which was convenient for Ning Fan.
The Thebes Ruins are located in Egypt’s capital Cairo, more than 700 kiloters south, which is also the site of the Karnak Temple.
Without having the chance to appreciate Egypt’s local customs, Ning Fan floored the accelerator, leaving a trail of smoke behind as the experienced driver hit the road lightly.
Eight hours later, Ning Fan appeared near the Thebes Ruins.
If not for the poor road conditions on the latter part, with this experienced driver’s skills, he might have made the old car take off.
The beaten-up car, already on the verge of scrapping, finally retired completely after this trip.
Looking at the rolling black smoke emanating from the car’s engine under the hood, Ning Fan’s mood wasn’t too bad.
Gazing into the distance, he could already see the ancient city’s ruins.
The sun was setting in the west; although it was close to dusk, in this desert, it got dark quite late.
The evening sky still looked as bright as dayti.
Observing the vehicles coming and going in an endless stream, Ning Fan dared not to display the astonishing aerial mastery technique; letting people see that would cause quite a stir.
He assud so kind-hearted driver would stop to give him a ride; surprisingly to Ning Fan’s dismay, there wasn’t a single sympathetic person except for exhaust and dust.
“Is it because I’m not handso?”
Blowing his dashing bangs while narcissistically thinking, a high-speed car suddenly drifted.
A sharp tail spin kicked up a cloud of sand, but fortunately, Ning Fan dodged in ti; otherwise, his face would have been covered with sand.
Hearing giggles from the car, Ning Fan instantly realized the driver was deliberately mocking him.
“You wicked ones who hit soone when they’re down; I’ll make sure you’ll cry later.”
As the words fell, two True Qi Bullets seed like they had eyes, simultaneously hitting both rear tires of the car.
The car, proceeding, wobbled and swayed as if intoxicated.
A harsh screech marked the end of a violent brake, and the car ca to a halt.
Looking at the long tire skid marks, Ning Fan pouted and said, “Consider yourselves lucky, you dogs.”
This was a vast desert area with no dense vehicles or buildings, so the car ended up safe and sound without a fatal crash.
An act of mischief didn’t warrant Ning Fan to kill; otherwise, he could’ve blasted the entire car.
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