The God of Rebirth

Chapter 1625 The Auction on the Yacht

His eyes hovered over the dark night sky, and the shadow that quietly landed on the top of the speedboat swept away, Gu Yunnian temporarily dismissed the idea.

The Peking opera star looked at her without emotion, and a strange electronic voice sounded, "Who developed the incense and skin care products of Yunxiang Pavilion? Who is the chief doctor? Is it the same person?"

Gu Yunnian stiffened his neck and didn't speak, but he was analyzing in his heart whether this was Ji Yuanhang.

Ji Yuanhang only wanted to kill her, but this man felt that he kidnapped her because of Yunxiangge's business.

But even if the electronic sound could cover up his emotions, Gu Yunnian could not hear a trace of urgency from it, and he couldn't tell if it was really Ji Yuanhang or it was just a cover-up.

Gu Yunnian estimated her skills, whether she could take down all the people on board in one fell swoop, the key was that she saw guns on them, and even saw large weapons in the cabin.

The final judgment result is no problem.

Gu Yunnian was about to make a move when he suddenly noticed a large yacht in front of the speedboat, which was shrouded in thick fog 500 meters away. Under the cover of night, all the lights outside the boat were turned off, and they stayed in place without noticing it.

The speedboat was apparently heading for the yacht.

Fortunately, she was not in a hurry to act. Maybe this Peking opera artist is just a subordinate.

Gu Yunnian stopped the plan to suspend his hands, put his hand behind his back, took out the distress locator from the space and turned it on, and at the same time, he was thinking about how to deal with the pressing questions of the Peking opera performers.

Fortunately, the Peking Opera portrait just asked casually, but Gu Yunnian didn't answer and ignored it.

After a while, the speedboat arrived at the yacht. Gu Yunnian's hands and feet were bound, and he was carried onto the yacht with a frown.

It was beyond Gu Yunnian's expectation that the yacht was so lively.

Covered by thick curtains, Gu Yunnian could hear the cheers in the hall in the corridor.

Gu Yunnian was carried past the hall, and heard that the auctioneer inside turned out to be a human being.

Missing a trace of curtains that were not tightly covered, Gu Yunnian saw a girl who was only [-] or [-] years old wearing only a layer of transparent gauze and wearing a half-feather mask, being tied to a cross and pushed onto the stage humiliatingly. , but his expression was blurred, his slender legs intertwined and twisted like snakes.

There were bursts of howling wolves in the audience, and everyone wore masks on their faces.

Gu Yunnian's gaze was slightly cold. He originally thought that there were only kidnappers on this yacht, but he didn't expect there to be such a 'grand party'.

Taking advantage of the darkness, she flicked a bug on the window, and then flicked a locator on the edge of the yacht, and sent a message to Mu Sichen, asking him to bring more people.

After boarding, the stationary yacht began to speed up.

Gu Yunnian thought that she would be taken to be interrogated or even auctioned off, but she did not expect that she would be taken to an operating room in the bottom warehouse.

She took off the water-stained down jacket, and was thrown onto the operating table, with her hands and feet secured with bandages.

A man in a white coat, mask and glasses walked over from the operating table with a blood drawer.

Gu Yunnian saw that it was just a blood draw, and the blood drawer was new, so he didn't resist for the time being.

Seeing that the white coat took her left hand, nearly [-] milliliters of blood was drawn from the meridian of the cubital fossa.

It was Gu Yunnian who temporarily blocked the blood flow in his arm with his internal force, and his mind controlled the blood in the blood bag stored in the space to be extracted by the white coat.

The blood in the blood bag is the same as when it was just drawn out of the human body, and it still carries the temperature of the human body.

(End of this chapter)