The man suddenly cursed in Mandarin. After hearing him, I froze for a moment, then quickly looked at Miao Xiaoli.
Miao Xiaoli spread her hands, looking helpless.
Why did it sound as though Miao Xiaoli had deliberately invited this group here? Were these people not her relatives and friends? How had things turned out like this?
"Kill this brat first!"
"Yeah! Kill her first, then throw her into Tian Lake!" The man began shouting again, and they all charged toward us.
The entrance to the Miao village had actually been blocked by three vans. It seemed Miao Xiaoli had caused no small amount of trouble, yet she had still dared to arrange a fight with them—and even planned to settle it alone.
This girl had really set me up.
"Brother Tian! Be careful! They're all enemies!" Seeing that they really intended to attack, Miao Xiaoli anxiously glanced at me. She was afraid I hadn't realized that they were enemies.
"Stop! You reckless fools, a battle gu was what you agreed to fight, so fight gu! Do you think this is acceptable?" The woman immediately stopped the men's next move. The few men all looked at her in confusion.
The woman glanced at Miao Xiaoli, then said, "Miao Xiaoli, right? Does the challenge still stand? As for your matter with the Flower Gu Sect, there has to be a way to resolve it. I'm the martial aunt they invited. This is supposed to be a one-on-one duel. You can't bring an Arcane Sect cultivator at the Path-Entering stage and then demand that someone else fight me, can you? If that's the case, I can bring my master here too."
Miao Xiaoli looked at me, bit her lip, and said, "That won't be necessary. Since it's supposed to be a one-on-one fight,