Fire Concubine: Demon Lord, too presumptuous!

Chapter 87 Killing Quartet 9
"The enemy of the world, the enemy of generations, is also the enemy of your previous life and the previous life." Qi Lao pretended to be profound.

Di Jiu rolled his eyes, "Who knows who my enemy was in my previous life and whether I'm alive or not."

Qi Lao stretched his neck and said seriously: "Girl, do you believe me?"

Di Jiu smiled and said nothing, neither believed nor disbelieved.

Seeing this, Mr. Qi waved his hand, "Forget it, wait until you have a chance."

Looking up at the sky, Di Jiu was about to say goodbye.

"You take this, and when you have time, go up the mountain to see me."

Qi Lao threw her a thumb-sized jade, turned around and closed the door of the hut, and she was gone.

Di Jiu touched the piece of light blue jade, only felt that there was a sense of immortality gushing out from it, very gentle and full of aura.

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"The eldest prince is back." Bai Chenyin was reading medicine books in the tent, when she saw her coming in, she quickly got up to greet her.

Di Jiu nodded slightly, seeing the pile of herbs on the table, "There are still so many herbs in winter? Can you survive?"

"Of course it can, doesn't Tianshan snow lotus survive in the snow." Bai Chenyin poured her a cup of tea, then looked up in surprise: "Have you eaten?"

Di Jiu was stunned, and sniffed himself, "Are you a dog with a nose?"

"...Eldest Prince, I am a genius doctor after all, why is my nose not working well?"

Di Jiu put down his coat: "Ah, I casually bought some wild game outside and roasted it. It's quite comfortable sitting in the snowdrifts, eating some wild game and drinking some wine."

After she sat down, she kept playing with the jade that Mr. Qi gave her in her hands, it was warm and comfortable.

Bai Chenyin sat across from her and continued to study herbs.

Di Jiu was in a daze, and after a while she suddenly said: "Shen Yin, what do you think of my face...?"

Bai Chenyin who was called was stunned for a moment, hesitated and said: "Very handsome!"

"..." Di Jiu raised his forehead, "I'm not asking if you're handsome, but... are you a bit feminine?"

Hearing this, Bai Chenyin put down the herbs and stared at Di Jiu carefully, before finally shaking his head.

"I did feel a bit feminine when I first met the First Prince, but for some reason, I don't feel that way today. I feel very... masculine."

It was only now that Bai Chenyin realized that when he saw Di Jiu enter the tent just now, he wondered why he suddenly felt that the Eldest Prince had a bit more masculinity.

This time it was Di Jiu's turn to be confused.

Masculine?

She wouldn't have accidentally turned herself into a man during the long years of concealing her gender, right?

Di Jiu subconsciously touched his slightly protruding chest.

It's okay, the meat is still there.

As everyone knows, this phenomenon is precisely because of the jade in her hand.

At night, Bai Chenyin was still immersed in the sea of ​​herbs, Di Jiu couldn't sleep, so he went into the mountain alone.

The magic soldiers camped on the other side of the mountains, and the war could break out at any time, so she couldn't sleep at all.

"Little Jiujiu, Dabai is coming out."

As soon as Di Jiu raised his eyebrows and thought about it, Snow Wolf came out of the space. Seeing Di Jiu, Snow Wolf rubbed Di Jiu's palm affectionately with its big furry head to express its longing.

"I almost forgot about you." Di Jiu smiled apologetically.

Taking the snow wolf to sneak through the mountain stream, the snow wolf is a free and easy animal in winter, and its night vision ability is also strong, so it is not a problem to walk on the mountain road.

Di Jiu also didn't find it difficult, maybe because of the red lotus fire, or because of the contract with Snow Wolf.

Just when one person and one wolf got to the end of the mountain stream, both of them stopped at the same time, and Di Jiu threw himself down because of the sudden brake, crushing the snow wolf firmly.

But Xuelang just stuck out his tongue, but didn't make a sound, because there were people outside the end of the mountain stream.

(End of this chapter)