"And the hidden weapon on her wrist!" Yun Ni pointed coldly at Ming Lanruo's wrist.
Ming Lanruo chuckled: "You are quite cautious."
As she spoke, she stretched out her wrist and untied the quiver on her left wrist.
Yun Ni stepped forward and pulled off the phoenix bracelet on her right wrist: "Don't think I don't know this is the Ten Thousand Poison Peacock Feathers!"
Ming Lanruo looked at the few blood marks on her wrist that she had scratched, and said calmly: "You will regret hurting me."
When Yun Ni heard this, she raised her hand and wanted to slap her away: "Bitch, you still dare to threaten me!"
But General Miao grabbed her wrist with a dark face: "She is right, she is a Gu Master, and it is a taboo to touch a Gu Master casually, especially touching the Gu Master's blood!"
Yun Ni suddenly panicked after hearing this: "Did she bewitch me? Ah, I'm so scared!"
But the next moment, she looked at Ming Lanruo and chuckled: "Hehehe, but I have the poison-avoiding divine bead given by the Great Wizard Dragon Cry, have you forgotten it?"
The general Miao looked at Yun Ni, who was a little crazy, and was a little frightened. He only frowned: "Okay, okay, you make things like this, and you will explain it to the great wizard later!"
Shudan finally reacted and his eyes widened angrily: "Is the great wizard crazy? Why is he doing this? If the young prince knows..."
General Miao, however, directly had someone knock Shudan and the several Gu guards he brought unconscious with the back of a knife, and carry them away.
Then, he impatiently motioned to his Miao soldiers to put the black hood on Ming Lanruo: "If you don't wear it, I'll have to knock you out!"
Ming Lanruo didn't resist and allowed the other party to put a black hood on her and take her away.
Gu Siyu also immediately leaned over quietly and disappeared on the roof like a ghost, following and escorting Minglan Ruoren away.
Yun Ni originally wanted to leave, but suddenly called the Miao general: "Go and kill all those who escaped just now, don't leave any trouble behind!"
"You don't need to explain, my people will take care of it." Na Miao Jiang said coldly.
Yun Ni suppressed her breath and walked away with a flick of her sleeves.
The Miao general looked at the Miao people in Tonggu Village and said coldly: "Kill them all, burn the village, and say the plague is serious!"
We can’t let today’s events leave any excuse!
"Yes!" A group of Miao soldiers immediately clasped their fists.
"No - don't!!" A group of Miao people looked at them in disbelief, struggling and pushing frantically.
Obviously the saintess agreed to go with them, but the great wizard Long Cry actually wanted to kill them.
But it was no use, blood and screams were everywhere in the village.
The young salesman hiding in the tree tightly covered his mouth.
...
Ming Lanruo didn't know when she fainted, but she woke up because of pain in her wrist.
As soon as she opened her eyes, she saw Da Huang lying limply on the ground beside her wrist - vomiting.
She looked at the shackles on her wrists and a pair of small bloody tooth marks.
In order to wake her up, the little fat man bit her hard.
But it can't eat her blood, it will be poisonous!
Fortunately, it was quite smart and did not suck her blood into its stomach like last time. Instead, it tried its best to spit it out.
She sighed secretly, supported herself to sit up, gently poked Dahuang's belly with her finger, and whispered: "Thank you, just take a rest for a while."
It didn't suck her blood, so the rhubarb poisoning shouldn't be serious.
Big Yellow's eight red eyes couldn't help but roll their eyes, but it had no time, it still wanted to vomit: "vomit vomit vomit -"
What a sin, such a big, fat and strong witch needs to be rescued by such a small and cute one!
Ming Lanruo planned to find some water to feed Rhubarb, so she looked around.
Soon, she found herself in a secret room, or an underground palace with an altar.
On the walls everywhere are the totems of the Great God Chi You, as well as the patterns of the Gu God Cauldron and various poisonous insects.
Including the totem of Rhubarb, and those carvings of stone figures holding everlasting lanterns, it turns out that they are stone carvings of saints from past generations.
