Guide to the Empress becoming a God

Chapter 1296 Strange Hair
"Squeak!"

The door was pushed open from the outside.

Ji Mei hurriedly turned her head to look, and saw the hunchbacked waiter who walked up to the attic with a basket just now came in.

The hunchbacked waiter still held the big basket in his arms.

He put the basket in front of Aunt Huazhi, and looked up at Aunt Huazhi's face with a frustrated expression.

There was nothing in the basket today, Aunt Huazhi sighed softly, and waved lightly to the hunchbacked waiter.

The hunchbacked waiter also seemed a little listless. When he picked up the basket and walked out, he saw Ji Mei who was sitting across the table.

His eyes fell on the small jar in Ji Mei's arms.

The hunchbacked waiter gently sniffed the air with his nose, then sneezed, shook his head, and walked outside.

Just as the hunchbacked waiter opened the door, before his feet had crossed the threshold, the loud sound rang out again, this time accompanied by a muffled "boom" sounding like a wall collapsing.

But Ji Mei didn't hear Aunt Huazhi remind the hunchbacked waiter not to go out.

The hunchbacked waiter also seemed to be deaf, and didn't hear the sound of the houses collapsing and the pillars collapsing at all, so he walked out of the door calmly and walked into the dark night.

When the hunchbacked waiter left, Ji Mei looked at Aunt Huazhi, and she found that Aunt Huazhi was also looking at the back of the hunchbacked waiter.

Those beautiful eyes were especially gentle, and there was a deep gratitude in them.

Ji Mei felt that the people here were very strange.

From Miss Bao'er, to Aunt Huazhi, to this hunchbacked waiter, everyone is very strange.

The whole Luomei Temple is strange.

What Ji Mei heard was indeed the sound of the pillar being broken.

When she was talking to Aunt Huazhi, the world changed inside the whitewashed wall next door.

The small building where Miss Bao'er was resting had long been submerged in the boundless darkness and disappeared.

Luomei Nunnery at this moment is like an invisible black curtain being pulled up around it, covering the entire nunnery in it.

If someone can stand a little farther away and look at it, they will find that the whole nunnery is actually surrounded by countless men in black.

Because these men in black can walk freely in the wall, when they reach a certain number, their density is like black liquid flowing in the wall from the visual sense.

At the beginning, there were one piece here and there, and when there were more and more, the entire wall was dyed the color of the dark night.

The walls around Luomei Temple were stained by these men in black.

Miss Bao'er held a handful of green lights and stood above the void that was completely wrapped in darkness.

A pair of golden pupils had completely turned into the vertical pupils of a feline animal, eyes fixed on a certain point in front with sharp saber intent.

A ray of starlight emerged from that point, and the blue light in Miss Bao'er's hand suddenly threw out, hitting that point of starlight hard.

The blue light hit the boundless darkness, and the darkness was knocked open a gap.

Miss Bao'er narrowed her eyes, she became shorter, and landed on all fours like an arrow, rushing towards the gap opened by the light like a preying female leopard.

However, just when her front paws were already hooking the edge of the gap, a black aura suddenly engulfed her rear right leg diagonally from behind.

Miss Bao'er let out a violent growl from her throat, and behind her, the long leopard tail slammed into the black smoke that engulfed her back.

The black smoke was dispersed, and the bodies of countless men in black fell into the abyss like discarded pencil shavings.

Miss Bao'er turned around, stretched out her hand and scratched at the gathering darkness in front of her.

She stretched out her hand, her white nails were long and curved, like five sharp daggers.

Under the claws, a large area of ​​darkness was torn apart, and the bodies of countless men in black fell into the abyss.

During the battle, her body was almost parallel to the ground, her limbs were on the ground, and every muscle in her body burst out into a perfect curve full of strength as it stretched.

It's a leopard born for war.

Bao'er is a leopard.

The darkness in all directions rushed towards this side like a tide, as if trying to spread a net to enclose this beautiful golden leopard.

But the leopard's minions are too sharp, and it can easily tear apart the giant net that is approaching.

The huge black net that had tightly wrapped Luomei Temple was torn apart by the beautiful female leopard in a blink of an eye.

It's just that the dark tide is endlessly coming from all directions, like an endless dark ocean.

Despite being torn to shreds again and again, those black tides still did not give up, rolling onto Miss Bao'er's hind legs again and again, distracting her and preventing her from concentrating on breaking out of the encirclement.

This kind of endless consumption made Miss Bao'er start to feel irritable, and a blue qi breath began to dissipate from her whole body...

But at this moment, Ji Meibian, who was still hiding in the small room, was in a state of embarrassment.

Just after those few violent noises passed, the small room where she and Aunt Huazhi were staying seemed to have experienced an earthquake of magnitude [-], and suddenly began to shake violently.

Both she and Auntie Huazhi were thrown to the floor in embarrassment.

Ji Mei rolled to the door and slammed her head against the door frame, almost fainting.

Aunt Huazhi hugged the foot of the bed tightly with one hand, and stretched out with the other hand to pull her to her side, and the two finally ended the violent jolt.

Ji Mei retched violently several times before suppressing the discomfort in her stomach.

With tears in her eyes, she raised her head and looked at Aunt Huazhi: "What's going on here?"

Aunt Huazhi was also very embarrassed at the moment, her hairpin rings were scattered, her waist-length hair was all loose, and her pale face looked a little scary.

Later, Ji Mei saw a more terrifying scene.

Aunt Huazhi's hair suddenly began to grow wildly. It was originally waist-length, but it grew longer than her buttocks, then her thighs, her calves...

Ji Mei stared at Aunt Huazhi in horror.

After a few breaths, Aunt Huazhi's hair almost covered the entire floor of the room, and it was still spreading.

Aunt Huazhi struggled to brush away the messy hair in front of her, and sincerely gave Ji Mei a helpless wry smile:

"Don't be afraid, I'm not a bad monster, really. Although I have turned into such a ghost, it's beyond my control."

Aunt Huazhi was trying to explain, but she found that Ji Mei was always looking at herself like a monster.

Aunt Huazhi sighed, her tone full of helplessness: "Whether you believe it or not, these are all for saving you."

Ji Mei stared wide-eyed, trying to suppress the shock and almost collapsed emotions in her heart.

Her performance once again added some favor to Mrs. Huazhi.

Although the little girl was very scared, at least she was still listening to her. She didn't yell hysterically like a normal girl, and she didn't need to use her hair to stun him.

Aunt Huazhi became more patient with Ji Meibian: "In order to save you, Miss Bao'er got into trouble with those men in black."

"The reason why you, including me, are safe and sound is because we are protected by Miss Baoer, and the bumps we are going through now, as well as my hair, are all because Miss Baoer is fighting each other. "

Ji Mei's expression showed obvious doubts, and she looked at Aunt Huazhi with complicated eyes.

Fighting is fighting, what does it have to do with earthquakes?

What does it have to do with your long hair?
Do you think she is stupid?
Ji Mei wondered if Auntie Huazhi had hit her head during the earthquake just now.

(End of this chapter)