The three old men tied up the young girl—oh, no, the Saber-toothed Tiger. It was an exceptionally thorough, highly secure binding. Chen Mo felt that even if the Saber-toothed Tiger woke up, it would be impossible for it to break free.
If ropes were used to bind a Xiantian Master, they would basically have no effect; the master could simply burst them apart. But tying up this tiger was quite easy. After all, a tiger was not human and could not use Internal Strength to snap the ropes.
Therefore, while binding it, the three Xiantian Masters reinforced the ropes over and over again. Qian Ying also casually fed the Saber-toothed Tiger a pill that would leave its muscles and bones weak and powerless, making it utterly unable to escape.
When Chen Mo saw the pill Qian Ying had fed it and heard his explanation to Ma Sansing and Zhou Zixing, his wariness of that old man rose another level. That man's heart might have been black.
Meanwhile, the other Martial Artists had mostly recovered as well.
Although most of the Martial Artists had been attacked and injured by the Saber-toothed Tiger earlier, most of their injuries were external, with relatively few internal injuries. After taking Pills, they recovered quickly as well. Many of them simply could not fight at full strength now, since their external wounds would hold them back.
However, they had no problem protecting themselves. Therefore, Qian Ying decided to act immediately: first open this stone door and see what lay behind it, then leave this place as soon as possible.
Qian Ying signaled Qian Wantong, who called over two uninjured Martial Artists from the Qian Family. They walked up to the stone door and began examining it, preparing to open it.
It seemed that this stone door