Phoenix Knot: Butterfly Dance

Chapter 168

Without waiting for Lian Xi to say anything, I hurriedly said: "No need, Tong An Ran will fly to Xiacheng within half an hour, and it will bring a lot of inconvenience to General Jian. General Jian should stay."

Although the latter words were for brother Xuan, I didn't look at him.

Lian Xi looked at me and nodded.

"Yes, my lord." I saluted slightly, and walked out of the hall door together with An Ran, but I turned my head back without disappointment, only to find that Brother Xuan had his back facing me.

My eyes sank, I pulled An Ran, and finally flew into the sky.

"Why are you absent-minded." Anran smiled: "The mountain god told me, you really want to do this."

I nodded.

"If he really loves you, he would be willing to share the burden with you. Why don't you tell him everything, do you know what it's like to love someone?"

"What?" I looked at An Ran somewhat puzzled.

She just laughed, but said nothing more.

Before arriving at Xia City, I felt that the surrounding area was full of flames. When I looked down, I realized that Xia City was surrounded by a sea of ​​flames, even the valley outside Xia City.

I can see the enchantment on Xiacheng.

"Angran! Can we remove the enchantment?" I was a little anxious.

Anran's face was heavy, she shook her head: "However, if the two of us want to go in, it's not difficult."

"Okay, then go in!" I didn't hesitate at all, I seemed to see the pain of the people in Xiacheng, I couldn't bear it.

Surrounded by heavy soldiers outside the barrier, once someone breaks out of the barrier, they will be killed without mercy.

"Destroy!" Anran said a word softly, and the surrounding sea of ​​fire instantly diminished and disappeared.

I helped an old man. She was pale and couldn't speak clearly.

"Kill...no...me."

"Old man, don't be afraid, we are here to save you!" I hurriedly hugged her, giving her some comfort.

"I..." She seemed exhausted and passed out.

Today's Xiacheng is in a mess, lifeless, like a dead city.

Many ragged people fell aside, fainting, and those who were still conscious, some killed each other, and some waited for death.

I just couldn't watch it anymore, and I couldn't bear to watch it anymore.

"Ang Ran...how could this be..." I looked at the old man next to me again, what kind of plague did they have?

"Stop!" Anran yelled lightly, and the people who were killing each other in front of us were all frozen.

"Settle them down first, let's figure out a way."

I nodded in agreement.

I was just about to bend down to help an old lady up, when I turned my eyes and saw traces of strange aura escaping from the city.

"Anran, there is miasma in the city, find a way to get everyone to the valley outside the city!"

An Ran looked around, and after a while of practice, many people floated up and flew towards the outside of the city, and I immediately cast the spell.

There are also many people in the city in the valley, but they are all sitting together, welcoming death, but it seems that their plague is not as serious as the people in the city. Could it be because of the miasma?

After moving the people in the city to the valley, An Ran and I were a little tired.

Quite a few people came forward to welcome them. It seemed that they had just been hit by the plague, not too serious, and their complexions were ruddy.

The leading old man led a group of people to come to us, knelt down with a 'plop', and the people behind him also knelt down.

"Old man!" I hurried to help him: "What are you doing!"

I helped him, but he couldn't get up and grabbed my arm.

"The two girls are descended from fairies! The old man is here to thank the fairy sister for saving her life!" He let go of my arm and kowtowed several times.

He raised his head and wept: "If it weren't for the two fairies, my wife and children would have died in the city!"

(End of this chapter)