Song Yan stepped forward.
Ma Zhao called out obsequiously from behind: "By the way, Master, this humble one has also gathered the Three Kingdoms Princesses, the most beautiful won of today’s royal family, as a special tribute to you, you..."
Song Yan did not look but continued to walk forward.
The kneeling people hurriedly parted, and after he passed, they cautiously looked up at this legendary demon of the Three Kingdoms, eyes full of awe.
In the distance...
Rows of cultivators descended from the sky.
In addition to those who ca to greet him, there were also "Song the Demon’s two concubines."
"Greetings, Sect Leader." The demon cultivators bowed in unison.
The young lady Yuzhuang slightly bowed.
But Su Yao stood coldly among the crowd, like a crane among chickens, lotus out of mud, completely motionless.
Song Yan paused his steps, suddenly turning his head towards the direction of the "Three Kingdoms Princesses."
As he turned his head, the Three Kingdoms Princesses were also glaring at him with hatred, but Song Yan saw another kind of hatred in the eyes of one princess, and the target was not him, but... Su Yao.
"Little Ma."
"Ah, Master, I am here."
"I accept your gift."
...
...
The next day...
Paperman Peak...
The most luxurious Cave Mansion with the densest Profound Qi.
The morning sunlight pierced the high mountain layers of clouds, sprinkling into this space.
In the bedding, Song Yan held the young lady Yuzhuang with his left hand, and Su Yao with his right.
The two won slept soundly, unconsciously entwined with him, like intertwined roots of trees, difficult to separate.
On the first day back to the sect, Song Yan did nothing because he was still observing.
So ca to pay respects, so ca for "briefing their duties."
He opened his eyes at this mont but did not wake the won beside him, allowing them to continue sleeping.
He lay on his back, gazing at the hanging drapery, falling into contemplation.
Yesterday, he saw many people; almost every disciple still remaining in the Puppet Sect ca to pay respect, even Mr. Wang, "Madam Wang’s husband," also ca.
The identity of that husband was Gu Huangzi’s third disciple – Zuo Junqing.
Gu Huangzi had a total of five disciples during his lifeti.
The first disciple Gong Libai, early stage Crimson Palace;
The second disciple has died in battle;
The third disciple Zuo Junqing, Ninth Layer of Refining Profound;
The fourth disciple Wu Yintai, has died at Song Yan’s hands;
Song Yan was the youngest disciple.
Zuo Junqing, true to his na, was handso, tall and sturdy; Song Yan knew it was the type Wang Susu liked almost at first glance.
And Zuo Junqing wasn’t soone who didn’t understand the circumstances, just like the other demon cultivators, he used flattering language to praise Song Yan.
Song Yan didn’t care about this, seeing Zuo Junqing but not Wang Susu, so he asked curiously: "Where is Madam Wang?"
Zuo Junqing sighed deeply, saying: "Susu and I have always been apart more than together, she often returns to the Evil Land to make shadow puppets, but over a month ago, Susu went to the Evil Land and never returned.
I went to investigate, but found the core area of the Evil Land was in chaos. The Evil Beasts, Evil Shadow Puppets seed to be mad, killing whoever they saw. I almost lost my life before stepping into the core."
After speaking, he sighed heavily again.
...
As the mory flashed by, Song Yan’s eyes revealed a contemplative look.
The timing of "a month ago" was quite coincidental, pretty much right after he killed Granny Red and General Gu.
But he couldn’t see any possible connection between these two events.
He just liked to think a lot, not to think wildly.
As he was pondering, suddenly Miss Su Qi who was on his right arm opened her eyes.
Miss Qi suddenly loosened the legs entwined with him, showing disdain as she quickly exited the bedding, not looking at him, hurriedly wearing the robe and heading out.
Outside the door, the Wu Kingdom Autumn Water Princess was sweeping the fallen leaves in the courtyard like a maid, and upon eting Su Yao’s gaze, Autumn Water Princess waved the broom, screaming: "Demoness, I’ll kill you!"
Su Yao, was stunned.
...
...
Snap!
The broom of Wu Kingdom Autumn Water Princess fell on Su Yao, but Su Yao didn’t even move.
Autumn Water Princess hadn’t really thought she could hit the target.
The two won stayed there dumbfounded.
For a long ti, it was Su Yao who first snapped out of it, saying: "I ca here to kill Song the Demon, to avenge my Su Family, my Sword Sect."
Autumn Water Princess said: "So, Miss Qi is enduring humiliation for her mission?"
Su Yao said: "Yes."
Looking at the princess before her, she still rembered how the young girl had been taken by the king of Wu to see her; back then Wu Wang laughed and said, "This is the future of Su Family and also the significant tree Wu Kingdom relies on." Since then, the girl had co year after year, admiring her deeply, but they never expected this confrontation upon eting again.
Autumn Water Princess said: "So, you beca Song the Demon’s favored concubine, wore Puppet Sect’s clothes, entered and exited freely during the day, and accompanied that demon to sleep at night, all just to find a chance to kill him?"
Su Yao began to realize sothing was wrong.
Autumn Water Princess looked coldly at her, continuing: "n on the bed, always have their most negligent monts, did you make a move?"
Su Yao said: "He’s already too strong... Even if he sleeps and allows to strike, I cannot kill him."
Autumn Water Princess said nothing more, yet suddenly bowed her head, for a long ti she said: "I see now, I misunderstood Miss Qi."
She moved like a girl who had made a mistake.
But Su Yao’s heart suddenly turned to ashes.
Autumn Water Princess and she shared the sa temperant, even the prelude to making a move was exactly alike.
Sure enough, as the two approached, Autumn Water Princess suddenly removed a dagger hidden in her sleeve, which she had intended for her suicide, and then fiercely stabbed towards Su Yao’s chest.
Clink!
Su Yao moved her fingers and blocked the dagger.
Autumn Water Princess exerted her force to pull it out, but it didn’t budge.
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