Hearing Gu Xun'er's words, Hun Changqing felt as sick as if he had swallowed a fly, his expression turning utterly ugly. He had always been the one who refused to listen to reason. Now Gu Xun'er, whom he had once regarded as a lamb, was refusing to listen to him instead. The frustration churning inside him was indescribable.
"There are still traces of her aura here. She's still here, isn't she? Since you won't tell me where she is, I'll find her myself!"
Seeing Hun Changqing's expression, Gu Xun'er knew he would not make that woman show herself. A cold gleam flashed in her eyes, and she turned to Gu Ming beside her.
"Elder Gu Ming, restrain him, but don't hurt him."
Gu Ming was deeply puzzled by this. Ever since he had begun accompanying Gu Xun'er, he had never seen her show mercy to anyone, much less a man. Moreover, the name she had just spoken left him full of doubts and alarm. Hun Changqing? Hun?
Forcing down his shock and confusion, Gu Ming nodded to Gu Xun'er, not daring to delay. An aura as vast as the sea surged from his body and spread outward, crashing toward Hun Changqing in wave after towering wave to envelop and suppress him.
Hun Changqing and Medusa, hidden inside his sleeve, instantly felt as though a mountain had come crashing down on them. The terrifying pressure made their bodies tremble violently, leaving them barely able to move as their breathing grew rapid.
Hai Bodong, meanwhile, had been driven straight into the ground the instant that terrifying pressure appeared. He lay there unable to move, like a dead dog.
A cruel smile spread across Gu Xun'er's face at the sight, blood-red light flickering in her eyes. With light, graceful steps, she slowly headed