"Really, please take me there!" the bear turned his head, and saw a woman in a red robe walking towards him.

The woman had a pair of black clogs on her feet, a loose hem around her waist, jade earrings tied around her ears, and her hair was slightly curled up on her head.

"I can take you there, but you must promise me one thing. "The woman seemed to be negotiating with the bear, with conditions attached.

Xiong didn't think much about it, so he nodded and agreed, "Okay, I'll promise you that condition." "The bear now just wants to find the passerby and find out the whereabouts of the 10,000-year-old tree.

The woman in the red robe didn't expect the bear to agree so neatly, she thought that the bear would bargain with her, and then she didn't agree. But for now, Xiong agreed without the slightest hesitation.

This made the red-robed woman suddenly not know what to do. "My name is Sakurako, come with me. After thinking for a long time, the woman spoke.

"Good. The bear grinned, led the horse, and followed Sakurako, not knowing where to go, but just kept going.

After several turns in a row, Sakurako brought the bear to an old house, turned around, and looked at the bear suspiciously, "Don't you ask me what I want you to promise me?"

"If I don't promise you, you won't tell me the way to Fuso. But I had to go to Fuso. Xiong smiled and said, "So, whatever you ask, I must agree to you." ”

"Including letting you die?" Sakurako frowned, and the two big watery eyes blinked and looked at the bear curiously.

The bear tilted his head and looked at Sakurako, "This question is really tangled." It stands to reason that if I promised you, you would take me to Fuso, but if I die, there is no point in going to Fuso. It's embarrassing. ”

Sakurako suddenly laughed, and her laughter was as pleasant as a silver bell, "It's funny, but I'm not going to let you die." Sakurako finished speaking and walked towards the house.

Walking to the door, Sakurako suddenly came back to her senses and said to the bear, "Come in with me." ”

Xiong didn't hesitate at all, after asking more than a dozen people to no avail, now there is one person who knows the result, and he must not let it go. Xiong tied the horse to the side, held the Heavenly Sword in his hand, and followed Sakurako into the room.

But when the bear walked into the house, Sakurako suddenly pulled out a soft sword from her waist and stabbed at the bear. The bear was not prepared at all, and hurriedly retreated, but the door had been locked from the outside, and as soon as the bear retreated, he touched the door, and although he dodged the sword, he had a big bag on his head.

"Why did you stab me with a sword?" Xiong was a little unhappy, holding the Heavenly Sword in his right hand, and looked at Sakurako intently, "Didn't you say that you won't let me die?"

"Aren't you dead either?" Sakurako smiled playfully, lifting her sword and stabbing at the bear again.

"You're lying to me!" When Xiong saw this situation, Sakurako seemed to want to take her own life, and he couldn't let her mess around like this. After all, he has a heavy responsibility to go to Fusang to find passer-by, but he can't be hindered in this place and stop moving forward.

Sakurako smiled and didn't say anything, just took the soft sword in her hand, and kept piercing in the air, although she had stabbed the bear again and again, she never stabbed the bear once.

But the bear is the same, no matter how many swords he stabs, he doesn't stab Sakurako's body. Xiong only thought it was a little strange, this Sakurako was as soft as water, and whenever her sword was about to stab Sakurako, she could always bend her body at a very strange angle like water, so as to dodge the sword.

In a way, this simply can't happen. But it was the impossible thing that happened, and it just happened, and it happened before the bear's eyes.

"You're really powerful, you haven't been stabbed by me for so long!" Sakurako said suddenly, with a look in her eyes as if she had already known a bear.

This sounds strange. Xiong wondered a little, why did Sakurako speak to him in such a tone? Could it be that he had seen Sakurako before?

No, Xiong immediately vetoed this idea, because Xiong had seen very few women, especially those who could leave an impression on Xiong - Lan, Xia Yun, Hongyan, and Hong.

"Do I know you?" the bear looked Sakurako again from top to bottom, trying to find traces of what he had encountered in her.

However, after trying, Xiong shook his head decisively, he really had no impression at all.

"You don't know me, but I know you. Sakurako's smile was still eerie and magnificent, like a blooming rose with tiny, imperceptible thorns.

Sakurako's words made Xiong a little dazed, "Since I don't know you, how did you know me?"

"Some things aren't exactly what you think, even if you don't know me, does that prevent me from knowing you?" Sakurako dragged over a chair and sat down, staring at the bear with her chin propped up, her crystal clear eyes as if she could see through everything in a person's heart.

"Tell me about your past. Sakurako smiled and looked at the bear, and the strange tone seemed to be a command, so that the bear could not resist or refuse.

"I" Just as the bear was about to speak, Sakurako suddenly got up and walked outside, and there was a hint of wind and grass outside, which made Sakurako very cautious.

It's just that when Sakurako walked to the window, she began to walk back again, and in a few steps, Sakurako turned around the room and returned to the bear, "Tell me everything you know, everything." ”

Looking at Xiong's eyes again, he seemed to be a little sluggish, and spit out a few words intermittently, "Blood Dead Nine Dao Villa Palace." When the bear finished saying these words, he suddenly hugged his head with his hand, looking very painful.

This surprised Sakurako.

Just now, Sakurako used her unique ninjutsu to let herself know everything that was going on in other people's minds, as well as read part of other people's memories.

However, for the bear, Sakurako's ninjutsu did not completely work. If it were someone else, they would be able to ask for some very complete information. And here in the bear, Sakurako only got a few words, and for these words, Sakurako didn't understand the relationship at all.

"Since you can't go on, there's no need to keep you. Sakurako smiled ghostly, raised the soft sword in her hand, and stabbed the bear with a sword.

The bear didn't move, but the Heavenly Sword in the bear's hand made a buzzing sound, so Sakurako had to interrupt the attack.

It was only then that Sakurako began to look at the seemingly inconspicuous sword that the bear was holding in his hand.