Chapter 1386: Chapter 1373: Lin Yixuan’s Divine Sense Reappears, Don’t Go with Her, She’s Not Sister_1 Chapter 1386: Chapter 1373: Lin Yixuan’s Divine Sense Reappears, Don’t Go with Her, She’s Not Sister_1 “Being alone in the mountains for cultivation, you must be so lonely and pitiful.”
Feeling heartache for him, the young girl made a decision on the spur of the mont, unwilling to let him suffer further: “Co with sister. In this life, I will be your family and take care of you.”
“Sister, will you really take with you?”
Mu Fan didn’t know why, but a hard to suppress excitent surged in his heart, subconsciously wanting to follow her.
“No, don’t go with her, she’s not your sister.”
In the Sea of Consciousness, a psychic phantom suddenly appeared. It was an exceptionally beautiful young man in red, who shook his head sadly and revealed a third eye on his forehead.
At the sa ti, a narrow, vertical eye also appeared on Mu Fan’s forehead, shooting out a dazzling golden light.
“Ah!”
The golden light shot towards the young girl, shattering the illusion. Mu Rongxue’s consciousness was injured, and she scread in pain as she covered her forehead.
“No, how could this be?! How could you possibly see through my illusion?”
As the barrier vanished, she still couldn’t accept the fact of her defeat and questioned harshly, “Is it possible that you know monstrous techniques?”
“Humph! Commander Mu must be talking about herself, right?”
Mu Fan touched his forehead; it was smooth and clean with no eye in sight.
Without ti to be astonished, he drew the Divine Sword and cleaved at the beast cage.
The Divine Sword was incredibly sharp, cutting the cage in half, as Baoya and Hunao roared, erging from inside.
“Let’s go.”
Without a mont’s hesitation, Mu Fan put the two fierce beasts into the Storage Bag and activated a Long-distance transportation talisman, disappearing from the spot.
“Mu Fan, you have quite a few secrets, don’t you? You’re becoming more and more intriguing to this Commander.”
Mu Rongxue’s face darkened. She remained silent for a long ti before her eyebrows suddenly raised, and a charming smile spread across her lips: “You can’t escape. Sooner or later, you will fall into my hands. No one can take away the man this Commander has her eyes on.”
*
Xueyu Kingdom, Heavenly Peak Immortal Lake.
The Immortal Pool was rich with spiritual energy, surrounded by lofty pines and cypress trees. The crystal-clear lake water seed like a magnificent sapphire, nestled in the precipitous cliffs.
Mu Fan erged from the void, surveying the surroundings in the dim moonlight.
“Heavenly Peak Immortal Lake!”
Baoya and Hunao stuck their heads out of the Spirit Beast Pouch and let out exclamations simultaneously at the sight of the clear pool of water.
“You two recognize this place?”
Mu Fan raised an eyebrow, slightly astonished.
The two little pets seed to have quite the unusual background, unlike the simple, dostically raised monsters from the Monster Forest.
“Hehe.”
Baoya’s eyes flickered as she thought of a good excuse, “We often sneaked out of the Monster Forest to play and have been to Heavenly Peak.”
Hunao added with a grin, “As small beasts, no one pays attention to us. It’s easy to sneak out.”
“You two are pretty clever, huh? Where else have you been?”
Mu Fan didn’t expose their clumsy tricks with a smile that was neither here nor there.
“We’ve been to many places.”
Baoya boasted, licking her face, completely forgetting that, at the mont, she was supposed to be a native of the Monster Forest.
“Actually, we haven’t been to that many places, just wandered around Heavenly Peak.”
Hunao covertly kicked Baoya and continued calmly, trying to cover up their lies.
“Is this the Heavenly Peak Immortal Lake?”
Mu Fan’s lips curved slightly, giving up his probing as he noticed no one was around. He quietly approached the pool.
“Yes!”
The two pets nodded in unison.
“What’s so special about the water in this pool? Why is it called the Immortal Pool?”
Mu Fan didn’t know why, but as he got closer to the pool, an indescribable sadness welled up. His eyes involuntarily filled with tears, blurring his vision.
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