Su Ming's Prank

The dark element had no flight magic, and Su Ming couldn't fly by directly forming magic wings from dark elements like Yexiya could. Zijin, however, had prepared a crystal engraved with a wind-element flight spell for him.

Su Ming released the crystal's power to its fullest, but it still wasn't fast enough. By the time he reached the spot where Yexiya had fallen into the sea, she had already sunk beneath the surface, just as he'd expected.

Nothing could be seen on the sea under the night sky. Su Ming rubbed his shoulder, which still hadn't regained feeling, while leaving a magic buoy behind.

The three zombie octopuses had already escaped his control and fled in different directions. Su Ming ordered the bone whale over to search the sea around the magic buoy for Yexiya's corpse.

That was all he could do.

He turned and rushed toward Zijin. Her presence in the White Bone Mark was extremely faint; clearly, the final blow she had taken had been a heavy one.

This time, he found his target easily, because it was a huge block of floating ice that stood out starkly against the black seawater. Su Ming shattered the ice and pulled the girl out. The moment he touched her, he felt a deep chill, and he himself was nearly frozen. He had no choice but to submerge her body in the seawater again. The scholar's face was pale, her eyes tightly shut, and her breathing was faint.

Su Ming hurriedly examined her and found a cut across her chest. White traces of magic clung to the wound, constantly giving off a stagnant, icy chill. Then there were the fine needles densely covering half her body.

She had a few wounds elsewhere, but none were serious compared with those.

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