Chapter 768: Chapter 768 How to Kill the Person Before You?
However, the host in front of them was simply a continuously spinning and swirling fireball, and if there was any difference, it was that the raging flas outside were scarlet, while the ones appearing before the dozen or so remaining warriors were indeed blue.
What was more special was that inside the blue fireball, there was a young little girl.
They had co to destroy the Scarlet Fire host, yet now, they were witnessing soone dear to Su Shu.
To destroy or to spare?
The situation in front of her cut through Su Shu’s heart like a blade, making it difficult for her to breathe.
Tang Zelin hugged her, fearing she would collapse from inability to cope.
They had followed the Scarlet Fire here, only to find, in the most fiercely infected core underground, her niece Xiao’ai, who should have been living in City C.
Even he now found it difficult to issue the order to destroy.
It was their Xiao’ai!
She was the living relative who had spent a long ti with them.
Did they expect them to personally kill their own child?
Among those present, so couldn’t understand why the commander wasn’t issuing the attack order, while others understood why Tang Zelin and Su Shu had beco like this.
The one most devastated was Ji Dong.
The mont he barged in and saw Xiao’ai before him, his mind went blank, with only one question remaining—why was Xiao’ai here?
Yes, why was Xiao’ai here—everyone was thinking this.
But then, why couldn’t Xiao’ai be here?
A soft and mushy voice suddenly spoke up.
“Auntie.”
Su Shu shuddered inside, Xiao’ai called her without fear, without fright, not even surprised, as if she had been waiting for them here all along.
Su Shu wanted to step forward but was held back by Tang Zelin, who was desperately trying to stay calm but still couldn’t help being ntally disturbed, Xiao’ai…
The blue flas had a terrifying calmness to them, as if quietly staying there; yet the crazy, rampaging Scarlet Fire outside, all the cruel acts, were directed by it.
The dozen warriors, having fought their way here, every single one of them was severely wounded, ntally on the brink of collapse.
But this final choice, right at the threshold, was so painfully difficult.
“Su Shu, stay calm,” Tang Zelin expressed his concern.
Su Shu responded with a sound, “Okay.”
Having gone through so much, from eting to coexisting, even if others did not know what Xiao’ai ant to her, Tang Zelin knew, Ji Dong knew, Little Snake King and Fox knew, even Shen Han understood.
And now, was she supposed to kill Xiao’ai with her own hands?
Or was she to let herself and her loved ones die in front of Xiao’ai?
A five-year-old child, fearlessly standing in the middle of the blue Scarlet Fire, letting the terrifying flas swirl around her—Su Shu no longer had an excuse to convince herself to believe that Xiao’ai was just an ordinary child with a little special ability.
What kind of child Xiao’ai really was, she no longer knew.
Different from their surprise and struggle, Xiao’ai stood on a high stage, her gaze calm as she looked at them, especially Su Shu.
When she swept her gaze over everyone and finally let it rest on Su Shu’s face, she spoke again.
“Su Shu, I know, one day we would et in this way.”
She no longer called her auntie, and Su Shu felt a pain inside, forcing herself to focus and stabilize her emotions.
The Xiao’ai before her was no longer the little girl who used to snuggle in her arms and depend on her, she was more powerful than she had imagined.
She cald down, wanting to know, during the ti she was not in City C, or rather, after being in the dark for so long, who her Xiao’ai really was?
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