Selling Lucky Jars in Soul Land
Chapter 122

Poison Douluo Fell Apart, Chrysanthemum Douluo Turned Robber

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"I can't give up!"

As Poison Douluo watched Chrysanthemum Douluo close in, he made up his mind.

He knew perfectly well that, as things stood, he certainly couldn't beat Chrysanthemum Douluo.

That left only one option: a tactical retreat!

"Fuck, what the hell did Chrysanthemum Guan take? Even Medusa's Gaze failed. This is a real headache!"

Poison Douluo cursed inwardly. "There's no other choice. I'll have to unleash Time Freeze at full strength. It should give me a moment to breathe!"

Just thinking about that skill made his balls ache.

It could immobilize everything within its range. Even the wind could be frozen in place!

It sounded unbelievably badass.

In theory, Time Freeze was even stronger than Old Ghost and Chrysanthemum Guan's Martial Soul Fusion Skill, the Two Extremes Stillness Domain!

In practice, however, it had a fatal flaw: it couldn't immobilize anyone whose soul power exceeded his own...

But right now, he had no other options besides this skill.

Poison Douluo wasn't asking for much. Making Chrysanthemum Douluo hesitate for an instant would be enough.

Just then, Chrysanthemum Douluo's gaze abruptly sharpened. He saw Poison Douluo's eighth Soul Ring erupt with dazzling light!

"Time Freeze!"

"Has he lost his mind? That Soul Skill doesn't work on me!"

"Could he have gained a new understanding of it and broken through its original limitations?"

At that thought, Chrysanthemum Douluo abruptly halted, stopping outside Time Freeze's range.

"He took the bait!"

"Now's my chance!"

An emerald gleam flashed through Poison Douluo's eyes. He unleashed his soul power at full strength and hurtled into the distance.

He wished he could put all three legs to work.

"He went to all that trouble just to run away?"

Chrysanthemum Douluo froze in the distance, genuinely taken aback.

And in that brief moment of surprise, Poison

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