Chapter 1452: Chapter 1452: This Young Man Is Interesting!
Beiting Huang gazed deeply at the elderly man, then swept his eyes over the faces of the villagers. At this ti, he saw that all of them were afraid, but not a single one bore him any resentnt. Clearly, they did not believe that he had brought calamity upon them.
Long Tian raised his hand and patted Beiting Huang on the shoulder. “Young brother, you don’t need to feel guilty. The Spirit Realm is such a place, where isn’t there a village slaughtered every other day? Today, we can still co back alive to see our loved ones for the last ti. We should be thanking you!”
“Yes! Who made us not live in the Dark Demon Domain?” An old woman clutched the hem of her garnt, wiping away tears.
“I heard that the people in the Dark Demon Domain can eat black bread every day!” Chen Hui still held the Demonic Source Stone, speaking thoughtlessly.
Beiting Huang’s hands clenched into tight fists, struggling to suppress the surging emotions in his heart. He really didn’t know whether to say these villagers were resigned to death or had simply grown accustod to living with the constant threat of it. With a heavy sigh, Beiting Huang silently commanded Thunderbolt and Ling Mo in his mind, “You two co out, stay here to protect these people.”
Two flashes of light suddenly appeared from his body, and two n dressed in black with black hair appeared beside Beiting Huang. Seeing this scene, the villagers didn’t show any surprise and quietly took the asure of the two n with their eyes—one with golden pupils and the other’s pupils so black it seed bottomless—obviously two magical beasts.
Beiting Huang flipped his wrist and a spatial ring landed in the palm of his hand. He handed it to Long Tian, “Brother Long Tian, these are my two magical beasts. Let them stay here temporarily to protect you all. This ring contains enough bread and wine, consider it a token to soothe everyone’s nerves!”
After speaking, Beiting Huang walked outside. Long Tian and others were about to follow him when they were blocked by the two magical beasts, Ling Mo and Thunderbolt. “Our master has instructed you to stay quietly in the village and not run around. If sothing happens, how will we explain it to our master?”
Ling Mo glanced indifferently at Thunderbolt, thinking that the idiot was as foolish as ever. Why bother talking so much to these people? He crossed his arms and just took his place at the only exit leading out of the village, standing like a door deity, emitting waves of chilling aura that kept everyone from daring to approach and naturally prevented them from leaving.
A faint black light flickered on Beiting Huang’s chest, then began to wriggle. A small furry ball erged from Beiting Huang’s chest and looked outside. Above in the sky, five figures had already arrived, and Beiting Huang could feel that each of these five people was stronger than him. Beiting Huang raised his hand to stroke the head of the small furry ball, soothing it gently, before pushing it back against his chest, “Alright, stay calm and still later, and don’t run out.”
In the sky, Ming Su had already spotted the young man standing in front of Green Mountain Village. Dressed in black, his long hair danced in the night breeze, and he held a flexible sword in his arms. The dim night could not hide his delicate and defined features. The young man was no more than fifteen years old, but there was a sharpness and maturity about him that did not match his age.
“This young man is interesting!” Ming Su stopped in the air from a distance, his eyes aningfully drifting toward Green Mountain Village, not far behind Beiting Huang.
Beiting Huang certainly didn’t miss Ming Su’s glance. This youth looked strikingly enchanting, with a pair of eyes that constantly conveyed a seductive charm, void of any warmth. His cunning eyes resembled those of a fox. For a man like this, who would stop at nothing to achieve his goals, Beiting Huang knew he was dangerous.
In his mind, Beiting Huang sent out an order to Thunderbolt and Ling Mo, “Take the villagers and seek refuge in the mountains.”
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