Chapter 1810 Soft and cute in appearance, fierce in strength
Without waiting for Luo Qingyin to speak, Zhan Fengzi drew his sword with a swish, and took the Xuan Qi like thunder and slashed towards the two columns of words.
Sonor!
Like the sound of metal clashing, Zhan Fengzi's heavy sword came out of his hand, flew dozens of feet away, and plunged straight into the dirt.
Zhan Fengzi's mouth was sweet, and a mouthful of blood spurted out wildly.
Luo Qingyin was suddenly startled, and saw her body fall softly.
Rushing over to grab her waist, Luo Qingyin took out a bottle of Baicao wine with one hand and poured it into her mouth: "So serious? ”
Zhan Fengzi drank too quickly, coughed, and raised his hand laboriously: "It's okay, it's just a shock." ”
The power contained in those two columns of words was too strong, and she didn't retain her strength, and the shock came back and directly shook her to the point that she was completely out of strength, and even suffered internal injuries.
Luckily, only minor injuries.
Luo Qingyin put her on the ground: "Don't speak, breathe first." ”
Zhan Fengzi nodded, sat cross-legged, and calmed his breath.
Luo Qingyin looked up at the words on it, thought for a moment, didn't touch it, but circled around the cliff, but found that no matter where she was located, the mountain's traction on her bloodline had not changed.
Could it be buried in the middle of the mountain?
Zhan Fengzi which strange force girl was put down, Luo Qingyin was smart not to cut the mountain by himself, but released two rabbits from the Three Saints and Three Demon Ding.
Yin and Yang fight Lepus, with a soft and cute appearance and fierce strength.
They can trample a hole in the mountain with one foot, and they can also smash the holy treasure to pieces with one claw, which is simply the best weapon against this mountain.
Luo Qingyin pointed to the cliff: "Let's kick it and see if I can kick it." ”
The Yin and Yang Battle Thipus invariably flew up with a kick.
Bang! Bang!
The mountain didn't move, the ground didn't shake, and the two rabbits were bounced out.
It's the first time I've encountered something so hard!
The rabbits looked at each other, their eyes widened, and they looked a little redder than usual.
They rushed up, slapping and kicking.
With a loud and chaotic sound, cracks appeared in the bloody words, and stones fell in a slump.
The seal is broken?
Luo Qingyin flew up, attached her palm to the font, and carried the dual attributes of fire and earth, wanting to perceive the specific location of the phoenix sword, and then although the seal was broken, the sword qi attached to it had not disappeared, and countless sword qi shot out, and she quickly withdrew her hand, but was still scratched by one of them.
A trail of blood poured out.
Then, a rumbling sound sounded, and the earth shook.
Earthquake?
The two sides who were fighting in the sky above the mountain gate turned their heads to look at each other, and the elders of the Ghost Sect were even more anxious.
Before the enemy in front of him could retreat, the backyard was on fire again.
Unfortunately, no matter how anxious he was, he couldn't do anything about it, and he couldn't spare anyone to see what was going on.
Luo Qingyin didn't know what was going on.
All she knew was that the blood inside her was rushing, surging, and roaring.
She knows where the Phoenix Knife is!
The two rabbits carried Zhan Fengzi aside, and she flew into the air and slowly stretched out her hand towards the mountain.
With a loud rumbling sound, as the boulders continued to roll down, the mountain slowly moved upward.
Before, she thought that the mountain was like an upside-down sword, but now she realized that it was an upside-down knife at all.
The mountain is the phoenix knife.
The higher the mountain rises, the smaller it gets.
By the time it was completely off the ground, it was small enough to hold the hilt in one hand.
There was soil left on the blade, Luo Qingyin flicked his fingers, and suddenly the soil fell away, revealing the original face of the Phoenix Knife.
Mao Dun Literature