The Return of the Phoenix

Chapter 449 Pupils and Delusional Eyes

Under the cover of those bloody ripples, the bloody light quickly moved towards the tentacle. His target was the black eyeball covered by the skin on the surface of the tentacle.

From Leng Wushang's point of view, this eyeball is the source of all the energy sources that support the tentacles, so as long as this eyeball is destroyed, then the tentacles are useless, and the white mist is probably caused by the eyeballs.

His blood pupil is a gifted pupil technique, which sounds similar to Mu Lingling's Delusion Breaking Eye, but the two have nothing to do with each other.

Even though they are all eye series, the Eye of Shattering Delusion can only see the essence of things, but it has a limitation, that is, once the strength of this person is higher than that of the owner of the Eye of Shattering Illusion, then He will not be able to see everything about this person, such as strength, or other hidden things.

The pupil technique is generally divided into several types, such as Leng Wushang is called the pupil of reality, it can see the most real scene of things, and can clearly find out their hidden weaknesses.

In other words, the most important vital gate that can see through things.

As for the pupil technique, it belongs to the attack category. Take the eye of truth as an example. On the surface, it only sees through, but seeing through is an attack.

Leng Wushang possessed the pupil technique, not from his birth, but from that blood after he underwent a blood exchange and rebirth.

This pupil technique has indeed brought him a lot of help, but if possible, he would rather not have this pupil technique, and he also wants to change back to the previous self, instead of the current inhuman and stiff appearance.

The eyelids were slightly closed, scarlet light suddenly appeared in his eyes, a thick dark aura radiated from his body, Qian Yuling moved back subconsciously in shock, his brows that were originally frowned, frowned at this moment tighter.

Inexplicably, facing Leng Wushang, he felt a little jealous in his heart.

Such a dangerous person turned out to be Wuyou's eldest brother, which really worried her a little.

But since he is his elder brother, and seeing when he mentioned Wuyou earlier, the full sense of pampering towards him cannot be faked at all.

So he shouldn't do anything unintentionally to hurt Wuyou.

Some people may say that Qian Yuling thinks too much, he is a brother, how could it be possible for brothers to hurt each other?
Even so, she still wanted to secretly stare at Leng Wushang.

After all, having experienced what happened to Qian Yuyin, she subconsciously had a feeling of resistance to the feelings between these brothers in the family, that's why she was like this.

On the surface, it seemed that she had forgotten those things, but in fact, how could she forget them? They were just buried in a corner of her heart.

Leng Wushang, who had no idea that he was being targeted by Qian Yuling, suddenly opened his slightly closed eyes, with sharp blood flashing, his fingertips suddenly lifted and fell.

In the next second, his palm was already pressing on the strings, and the trembling strings were pressed by him, and the vibration stopped instantly.

With his pressing, it was obviously the action of closing the piano, but the blood-colored light suddenly accelerated, and rushed into the vicinity of the eye in an instant, and when it was only a millimeter away from hitting the eye, Leng Wushang, who controlled the blood light, felt that there was a thick barrier in front of those eyes, blocking his way.

He snorted, and clapped his palms in the air. A very thin, almost invisible blood-colored thread was connected to the blood glow in the center of the ripples at one end, and directly connected to his index finger at the other end.

Because his slapping action exposed the silk thread, and with his slapping, energy quickly condensed in the palm of his hand, and the blood-colored energy directly shot into the blood-colored light along the blood-colored silk thread.

(End of this chapter)