1259 I Became a Meow (37)

Recently, a major event happened in the cultivation realm, the Purple Phoenix Elder of the Supreme Sect betrayed his master and voluntarily fell into the abyss of innocence and became a demon.

Without the Supreme Sect of Elder Purple Phoenix, all sects moved one after another, or they watched and waited for the next move of the Supreme Sect.

The Supreme Sect lost the Great Elder, and after that, the Second Elder took over Liu Fengliu's position and became the most influential head of the Supreme Sect.

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Su Kui slept for a long time this time, and when he woke up, his mind was clear, his body was light like a weightless feather, and the spiritual power contained in his body was amazing, and there was a feeling that he could turn a mountain into powder when he raised his hand.

"Hmm......"

With a weak snort, Su Kui slowly opened his eyes.

Small hands, small feet, small man, Su Kui sat up, embarrassed on the bed, and then raised his eyes, and was suddenly stunned for a moment.

It's-

This is not the Hall of the Seven Stars.

The air around her was no longer familiar, and the smell of sandalwood was so dark that she couldn't tell whether it was day or night. An oil lamp was lit on the table, and the shadow was faintly glowing.

Lifting the dark red brocade quilt on her body, she jumped out of bed and yawned lazily.

"Willow Merry?"

She cried out, but no one answered. The first time he spoke, his voice was immature and soft, and because he had just woken up, he was still a little hoarse.

He paced out of the dormitory, circling in the large, dimly lit palace.

The cold air around him told Su Kui that this place was no longer the Seven Star Palace, or even the Supreme Sect. She was a little puzzled, could it be that Liu Fengliu did something while she was sleeping? Otherwise, there is no such plot in her memory.

Walking out of the dormitory, I walked around two arches before I really walked out. As soon as she stepped out of the door, the smell of miasma and dampness around her came to her face, and she frowned, she was born with a spirit body, and these things had a kind of reflex repulsion for her.

Squinting and looking closely, Su Kui was stunned, no vain abyss?

The civet cat in the previous life came here, and finally died here. The reason why it is so clear is because as soon as you look up, you can see the endless black mist in the sky, and the strange faces are hidden in it, which is terrifying.

And Su Kui just glanced at it lightly, then continued to lift his steps, walked down the steps, and as far as the eye could see, there were gorgeous flowers that bloomed to the top, the petals were the color of red blood, and there were pitch-black stingers growing on the rhizomes. In the dim light, the beauty is strange and beautiful.

Walking out of the main hall for some distance, Su Kui turned around and looked up.

I saw that on the plaque above the main hall, the golden lacquer characters of the dragon flying and the phoenix dancing were written in the Seven Star Palace!

Tsk –

Looking at it this way, I knew that I would be here, and it was estimated that I would not be able to escape from Liu Fengliu.

Following her feelings, she wandered around the palace.

This palace is huge, out of the courtyard, and there are wide avenues paved with stone slabs, and all kinds of strange flowers and plants are planted on both sides, all of which are bewitching, but not beautiful. The water was black, and the fish in the water had fangs.

Su Kui walked through the nine-curved verandah, passed through the delicate carved arches, and walked for a long time, but there was still no one.

At this time, the main hall of the Seven Star Palace.

His black hair was draped over his shoulders like seaweed, and his wide-sleeved robe, which was as black as splashed ink, was tattooed with intricate patterns of dark red. The man's forehead was a little red like blood, and it was like a mark like a flame. The facial features are exquisite, the thin lips are bright red, and there is an evil smile all the time.

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