Chapter Twenty-Eight: The Chess Game That Has Been Laid Out

Yun Xiu held his hands against the three-star array, and suddenly the bones flickered, and an indescribable force flowed along his arm into the formation. Oriental Reading Network

The three-star array hummed, and in an instant, it doubled in size, and at the same time, the heavenly crack also began to heal at a speed visible to the naked eye.

Yao Qing stood quietly in the void, watching Yun Mending Tian's movements, his expression uncertain, but he didn't stop it.

After a long time, when the heavenly seam was completely closed and disappeared, Yun Xiu withdrew his hand, shook his arms that only had bones left, and looked directly at Yao Qing.

"Is it fun?"

"It's okay. Yao Qing said lightly.

"Isn't it shameful that you don't take charge of the Divine Cultivation Realm, but instead rely on the supreme power to make trouble in the Nether Realm?"

"I don't think so. Yao Qing replied very calmly.

Yun Xiu suddenly felt speechless, his body shook, shook off the broken flesh and skin attached to his skeleton, looked down at his arms and body in his original form, and muttered in a strange and distressed tone: "Really, this skin has grown with great difficulty......"

As he spoke, the skull swept towards Yao Qing again and asked, "When did you start suspecting me of hiding in the Cloud Palace?"

Yao Qing said: "Until just now, I never doubted it. ”

"Hehe!" suddenly let out a loud laugh in the skeleton's body, "You are still the same, muddy the water before doing things, the water is muddy, and the fish float out." Piercing the canopy of the sky today, I'm afraid it's just to test what monsters are hidden in the Gara Continent. You expected that even if I didn't show up, someone else would come forward and make up for the day......"

"Use other people's good for evil...... Yun Xiu paused, and said sharply: "Qingzun, in order to achieve your goal, you are becoming more and more unscrupulous!"

Yao Qing raised his eyes, and the corners of his mouth crossed an evil intent, "As long as you can force the fish out of the water, any means are worth it." But this time I actually caught your big fish, and I was very surprised. ”

Yun Xiu's ghost eyes looked at Yao Qing's green eyes, "What kind of fame do you want to do this time to muddy the waters!"

Yao Qing didn't answer and asked: "Maybe this seat should come to ask you first, why don't you serve the chaos well, hide next to a hairy boy, what do you want to do?"

Yun Xiu's chest rang with a bell-like laughter, and the black skull head looked at Yao Qing directly opposite, but did not answer.

Yao Aomori's cold gaze shook slightly, "I remember that kid used to be the body of a Chaos Spirit Fetus. In order to leave a way back for himself, Chaos secretly sent Ghost Luo to escort him to the Netherworld, but he was kidnapped by Yun Hate Tian halfway, forced out of the spirit fetus, and raised him as a righteous son...... Yun Hate Heaven has placed the poison of burning his heart under him, specializing in overcoming the power of chaos.

That hairy boy should have been a useless outcast, why would Chaos arrange for you to lurk with him...... What the hell does Chaos want to do with him?"

Yun Xiu raised his head and smiled, "There is a game in the world that you can't guess, it is worthy of the Holy Lord, hahahaha!"

Yao Qing twisted his eyebrows and said, "No matter what Chaos is planning, as long as this seat kills him, then Chaos's plan will naturally fail!"

"No, you won't kill him......" Yun Xiu said firmly: "Destroy the entire chess game before you solve the mystery, Qingzun, this is not your style." It's easy to kill, and the fun of solving problems is gone!"

"I only love to play chess, not to solve problems!"

Yun Xiu said: "Then Qingzun might as well treat this game as a game with the Holy Lord, the Holy Lord of the chess game has already been laid out, and the chess pieces are basically in place." Now there is only the chess player left, Qingzun, do you dare to take this game?"

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