Resumo do episódio 24 de The Four
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An Shigeng attempted to use Ru Yan to smuggle the jade seal, but the famous trappers foiled his plan. Ru Yan lost her life, making An Shigeng suffer a double loss. He then visited the room where Ru Yan's body was kept, reminiscing about Diewu, who looked extremely similar to Ru Yan. An Shigeng seemed infatuated, murmuring to himself beside Ru Yan's body. Meanwhile, Moerchi and Muxue of the Qingge Tribe rescued Chu Limo near a cliff.
Because Chu Limo was wearing men's clothing, the Qingge Tribe mistakenly believed she was male. The Qingge Tribe was very interested in Chu Limo, who came from the Central Plains, a world unknown to them. She briefly described the customs and practices of the Central Plains to them. She was unharmed due to wearing a silken garment. Ji Yaohua woke up in a strange room, having been brought back to An Wang's residence by Yu Chuntong.
Several maids came to serve her, bringing basins and towels. Ji Yaohua removed her clothes and entered a wooden tub to bathe. An Shigeng, using the alias Geng Jun, had written a letter to Ji Yaohua, claiming he saved her and telling her to recover in the residence. Ji Yaohua, having met An Shigeng several times, trusted him after reading the letter and stayed to recover.
An Shigeng planned to heal her injuries and recruit her to his cause for his own benefit. The failure of the jade seal transport left An Shigeng puzzled as he didn't know who had broken his mind control technique, only that Bian Hongyao was the only one in the world who knew mind-reading. Muxue wanted to learn to write Central Plains characters from Chu Limo, who taught her how to write her name.
Muxue looked at the brushstrokes on the white paper with delight. Later, Chu Limo was changing clothes in the room when Muxue walked in and discovered she was a woman. Chu Limo confessed she was disguised as a man. Muxue couldn't understand why Chu Limo had deceived them, but after Chu Limo explained her reasons, Muxue forgave her and they became close friends.
Wu Qing woke up in a forest with no memory of who he was or where he was. He found a water jar and, being thirsty, drank from it and rested. A small boy approached, curious about the jade flute Wu Qing held. Wu Qing refused to trade the flute for a fruit, but the boy gave him the fruit anyway. Wu Qing ate the fruit, and the boy curiously examined the flute.
Leng Xue sat by the bed, thinking about Chu Limo, who had fallen off a cliff and whose fate was unknown. Zhuge temporarily assigned Ye'er to care for Leng Xue, who was distraught over Chu Limo's possible death. Ye'er understood his feelings. Leng Xue asked Ye'er to leave so he could be alone, and Ye'er left, also missing Chu Limo. The Qingge Tribe held a ceremony to appoint the prince.
The tribal elder had three sons, and Moerchi was his second son. The tribal elder announced Moerchi as the prince. In his excitement, Moerchi offered Muxue to Chu Limo in marriage. Zhuge Zhengwo planned to return the jade seal and expose An Shigeng's crimes, but before he could see the emperor, they caught the culprit, Wen Ruyu, whom they thought was dead.
Wen Ruyu had been sprinkled with bone-dissolving powder, which would cause him to dissolve upon contact with water or alcohol. Zhuge Zhengwo believed larger events would follow. Leng Xue remained in his room, depressed over Chu Limo's fate. Zhui Ming and Tie Shou were worried about the missing Wu Qing and Chu Limo, leaving the Divine Authority looking desolate.
