The two started from the north, with the targets set to the east. In order to seize the initiative, Lu Qi almost pushed his speed to the limit.
He was confident he had left Lu Yuan far behind and had already hit two targets.
By all logic, Lu Yuan should have been chasing him from behind with all his might.
But the moment he saw Lu Yuan's arrow aimed directly at his brow, he felt his heart skip a beat.
In that instant, even he couldn't quite figure out if he was more shocked by Lu Yuan catching up with him unnoticed or by Lu Yuan's audacity to aim an arrow at him.
"What do you think you're doing?"
He asked coldly.
The third arrow he had intended to shoot froze mid-launch, but his horse continued galloping relentlessly.
This was bad news—if he missed the targets now, realigning his aim would be incredibly difficult.
Lu Yuan gave a meaningful smile. "Take a guess."
Lu Qi grasped his bow and arrow tightly. "You're mad!"
"What's wrong, boy? Why aren't you shooting yet?"
