Behind him, Tie Ti'er froze.
She had no idea why Sikong Jing had suddenly gone mad again, and hurriedly cried, "Sikong Jing, don't do anything reckless... mmph!"
Of course, she wanted to stop Sikong Jing, but before she could finish, Granny Kui's true qi enveloped her.
Then Granny Kui said gloomily, "It seems this little Eastern Plains trash has lost his mind again and wants to challenge someone, continuing his mad ravings. Saintess, don't bother with him anymore. Let someone kick him flying again and be done with it."
This time, Granny Kui did not want the Saintess to intervene again. She wanted Sikong Jing kicked away at once, putting an end to this meaningless farce.
Granny Kui's contempt for Sikong Jing ran deep into her bones. She did not think for a second that Sikong Jing had put away the chessboard because he no longer wanted to put on an act. She still believed he was out of his mind, crazily seeking to challenge people...
She believed the previous captains' account one hundred percent.
Even Tie Ti'er thought so. Not out of contempt, but Sikong Jing truly could only be delirious. Otherwise, why had his words just now been so disjointed? Why did he suddenly want to challenge the captains again?
Thump!
At that moment, Sikong Jing took a second step forward...
Seeing this, Tie Ti'er urgently cried again, "Granny Kui, let go of me!"
But Granny Kui refused to release her...
Even if the Saintess blamed her afterward, she would not let go. Her gaze had long settled on Sikong Jing's back. This damned trash should hurry up and die, and stop disturbing the Saintess's wonderful life.
He did not deserve it!
Yet, to Granny Kui's surprise, the captain who had claimed to have kicked Sikong Jing flying