Chapter 1505: Chapter 807. I Have Divine Fire Too!
Chapter 807
Thinking of this, they realized there was no way out today. Looking at the massive petal by Yun Xia’s side, everyone felt a chill in their hearts. After living for most of their lives, they never thought they would end up in such a dire situation—either turned into flower fertilizer or killed outright. How utterly pathetic…
But now, they had no other choice. They could only grit their teeth and charge ahead, praying that their combined efforts wouldn’t be turned into flower compost! With this determination, over fifty Elders of the Divine Doctor Sect rushed forward together…
Mo Jiuli stood completely still, smiling as she watched Bai Yang on the opposite side. Bai Yang glared coldly back at her, his hatred palpable, as if he wished he could drag her over right this moment and perform a soul-searching spell…
Initially, Bai Yang thought that the Elders of his sect, at the very least, could handle Yun Xia. After all, in his eyes, Yun Xia was nothing more than a Cannibal Flower…
Yet to his shock, the fifty-plus Divine Doctor Sect Elders flew straight over. Before they could even get close to Mo Jiuli and Yun Xia, vines shot out from all directions, snatching them up like dumplings being plucked. The vines flung them mercilessly into the petals of Yun Xia’s clone. In mere moments, the fifty-plus Elders had vanished completely…
Bai Yang stared at Yun Xia in stupefied shock. By now, even a fool could see that Yun Xia was no ordinary Cannibal Flower. No ordinary Cannibal Flower could wield such terrifying power…
“What now? Looks like you’re the only one left. It seems our dear Yun Xia still isn’t full!” Mo Jiuli said with a faint, mocking smile.
“Hmph, don’t think I’m like them!” Bai Yang snorted coldly.
“Heh… Of course, I know you’re different from them. However, that only matters if you still have the ability to prove it!” Mo Jiuli replied, her smile twisting into something eerie and ominous.
Bai Yang felt that something was desperately wrong, but he couldn’t pinpoint what. Without thinking further, he surged forward, flying directly toward Mo Jiuli. Yet as he neared her, he suddenly realized something was off. His dark energy was gone—completely gone. By the time he reached Mo Jiuli, his dark energy had entirely vanished. How was that even possible?
“What did you do to me?” Bai Yang took a step back, glaring at Mo Jiuli as he demanded an explanation.
“Wrong. It’s not what I did to you. It’s what I’m about to do to you,” Mo Jiuli responded with a faint smile.
As she finished her sentence, she began walking toward him step by step. Bai Yang instinctively retreated, step by step, until his back brushed against something—vines. He looked closely and realized he was already trapped within Yun Xia’s encircling vines. Escape was impossible…
Bai Yang’s thoughts raced as he summoned his Flame. After all, as the Sect Master of the Divine Doctor Sect, his Flame was no ordinary fire—it was Divine Fire. When Yun Xia saw the Flame, the vines immediately shrank backward in apparent fear…
“You think Divine Fire can save you? I’m sorry, but I also have Divine Fire!” Mo Jiuli said faintly.
With a flick of her hand, Xiaojin darted out, flying straight toward Bai Yang’s Flame. In just a few moments, Bai Yang’s Flame had been completely devoured by Xiaojin. The little golden creature returned, letting out an ungraceful burp as if mocking its prey…
“Ahhh…!”
“Who… who are you, really?” Bai Yang’s voice trembled, genuine fear gripping his heart. The recoil from having his life-bound Fire devoured was severe. Bai Yang felt utterly drained, as though half his life had been torn away!
“Who I am? You’re not qualified to know. Now, if you have anything left to bring out, I suggest you do so quickly. Otherwise, you won’t have another chance,” Mo Jiuli said coldly, her eyes piercing as her lips curled into a ruthless smile.
Upon hearing this, Bai Yang was filled with despair. What else could he even bring out? He had no strength left, his Flame was gone. He knew he was doomed today, but he didn’t want to die…