Yin Yin now had a place of her own among the ghost cultivators. At the very least, she was no longer at everyone's mercy as she had been when she first arrived.
If these people truly intended to kill them and seize their treasures, she would fight them to the bitter end, even if jade and stone alike had to burn.
The leader's gaze shifted when he heard Yin Yin's condition. They had come here precisely because someone had paid them to
kill them and seize their treasures. How could they possibly swear the heart-demon oath Yin Yin demanded?
He signaled the ghost cultivators behind him with a glance, and they all charged toward Yin Yin at once.
By then, Su Jiu had spread her divine sense out fully and soon discovered that people seemed to be fighting not far from them.
Su Jiu had intended to simply pass them by and leave, but as she drew closer, she realized she actually knew someone in the melee. Another person was trapped inside a protective formation.
Who else could it be but Yin Yin, whom she had once met on the Spiritflight Continent?
Seeing Su Jiu stop, Chu Luohen could not help asking, "You know her?"
Su Jiu nodded. "Let's save them first. I'll explain everything afterward."
Before she had finished speaking, Su Jiu shot forward like an arrow loosed from its bow.
No matter how formidable Yin Yin was, she struggled against more than a dozen opponents.
Besides, she was ill-suited to prolonged combat in the first place. By now, she was already a spent arrow at the end of its flight.
After fighting for so long, her soul body had grown noticeably thinner. At this rate, her solidified body would soon return to a drifting, incorporeal state.
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