Bo Ye's little ancestor has made a sensation in the world again

Chapter 991 Nangong Mo's Pressing Questions, Invisible Swords and Swords!
Gu Shiyin froze in place. At this moment, the blood all over her body seemed to be frozen and unable to flow, and her scalp felt numb.

She is still planning a small conspiracy to separate Xi Zuer and Bo Gucheng, but Xi Zuer has already grasped the overall situation.

It was as if she was a bird on the ground who was proud of catching bugs with a little trick just now. She raised her head suddenly, but met the dragon in the cloud lazily wagging its tail and glanced at the ground, not caring about her existence at all.

A world of difference.

This feeling was terrible, the sense of powerlessness, humiliation, and despair made her wish to die at this moment!
It's not terrible to lose a bet, it's not terrible to fail once, the terrible thing is...to be far behind.

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now.

Beside the jade coffin.

Nangong Mo was striding towards Xi Zuer.

His eyes dimmed: "Miss Xi, do you have a brother?"

Xi Zuer turned around, first glanced lazily across the distance, and the sneaky Gu Shiyin put a faint pressure on her.

Then he smiled slightly and turned his eyes, looking straight at Nangong Mo without dodging or avoiding: "Yeah."

Nangong Mo's breathing was tight: "Do you...do you miss your brother?"

Xi Zuer's attitude was lazy, she propped her chin and seemed to think for a moment: "Which brother are you talking about? There are three in my family."

What's the name, Xi Qingfeng, Xi Langyue, Xi Chansha.

Xiaosha really knows how to name things.

Nangong Mo's expression froze upon hearing this.

It turned out that the brother she was talking about was the third brother of the Xi family.

This is not the answer he wanted.

I don't know if this woman is pretending to be stupid or what.

He stared at Xi Zuer closely, and asked again: "You haven't answered my question clearly just now, how do you know that the one lying in this coffin must be the Pan Gu axe?"

Xi Zuer replied casually: "I just know, isn't it engraved on the coffin."

Nangong Mo was stunned.

Sweeping his gaze over the jade coffin again, sure enough, in the clear and light jade color, the lines that originally looked like moiré patterns were actually a long and narrow giant axe, clearly in the shape of a Pangu axe.

But no one noticed this detail before.

Is the truth really that simple?

She just guessed it by chance?
Nangong Mo's eyes were complicated, and he asked again in a deep voice: "Then how did you open the coffin? This is not what mortals did!"

The atmosphere instantly became tense and dangerous.

Even blurting out the word "mortal", Nangong Mo was also possessed.

Xi Zuer stared at him for a moment with her lacquered phoenix eyes.

Just when Nangong Mo felt that he had finally hit the nail on the head and tore off Xi Zuer's disguise, he heard the little woman on the opposite side chuckle lightly, with an extremely carefree and mischievous expression: "Maybe it wants to open the door by itself? But it just so happens to be me."

The dignified and dangerous atmosphere seemed to be broken invisibly.

Nangong Mo did not expect the other party to give such an answer.

happen?

Pangu Ax figured it out by himself?

It's not impossible.

As far as he knew, to open this ancient fetish, one must have the "key" left by the person who sealed the coffin. As for what this "key" is, it is impossible for ordinary people to know and find it.

Even he didn't know what kind of key the other gods would leave behind.

That's why he was willing to bet with Bai Fei just now.

But if Pangu Ax himself is willing to open the coffin from the inside and display it in front of the world...

Nangong Mo took a long breath and squinted at the jade coffin.

"How did the coffin close?"

"Gosh, I haven't had time to take a few more photos yet."

"One look at this peerless treasure, I should have known that I should not take my eyes off it just now..."

The archaeological team beat their chests and stamped their feet, surrounding the jade coffin that was closed again at some unknown time.

"Miss Xi, can you open it again?" Someone begged.

Xi Zuer shook her head slightly: "No way. It was just a coincidence."

Nangong Mo: "..."

The question in my heart was not answered, but became more and more confusing.

Is it really a coincidence that she is a mortal and can open the divine coffin?

(End of this chapter)