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Chapter 1684

Sorrowful Memories-Survival Was What Mattered

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Ying Gou felt incredibly stifled. He had never been so restrained before. The battle should have been over long ago, yet it had been dragged out for so long.

He could even have killed Granny Sang outright, but he was wary of the relationship between Granny Sang and the Embroidery Woman, so he held back at every turn.

If the Embroidery Woman had merely been the Embroidery Woman, he would not have cared so much. But she had countless ties to Xu Qiuyan. Not only did they look exactly alike, even their names were the same.

Ying Gou knew about my feelings for Xu Qiuyan. Although those feelings were a mess, so much so that even I could not make sense of them, Ying Gou still did not dare harm the Embroidery Woman lightly, or even anyone close to her.

Logically speaking, Granny Sang had always been hostile toward us. But she belonged to the Embroidery Woman, and judging by how the Embroidery Woman treated her, they were very close. "I'm sorry. I really didn't know they would do this." The Embroidery Woman looked apologetic. Ying Gou said calmly, "Forget it. Let's not talk about this. But next time, I definitely won't hold back. Don't blame me when that happens."

The Embroidery Woman bit her lip and nodded gently. "After this, I don't think they'll dare try again."

But I did not think so. They had only retreated for now because they knew they had no chance of winning.

Ying Gou alone had nearly held all of them back and had even almost wiped them out, and that was while he was holding back.

I was combat-capable as well. If I added the power of the Yin Yang Chaos Bead, even I did not know just how strong I truly

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