CHAPTER 659: CHAPTER 659: SLAYING BIG MOUTH

At this moment, my heart felt as if it were being crushed by sharp claws.

My vision was a bloody red, that unprecedented murderous intent occupying my mind.

Kill... those two people... Kill them!!

The Begonia hairpin in my hand was raised, I channeled all my strength into the hairpin, aiming for the brow of that cold-faced monk.

First kill that damn monk, then kill Lin Huan!

"Master, let’s spare her life and give her a chance to reform," the young man suddenly ceased fighting and pleaded for mercy.

The monk paused and said, "She refuses to mend her ways, and has fallen into evil, there’s no turning back for her."

My heart trembled slightly, and I was momentarily lost in thought.

From that big mouth swallowing the White Snake, I heard a woman’s crying, "You hypocrites, you... murdered my son, I must... avenge him..."

It flashed through my mind that the young man and the monk wanted to kill Ah Man, not me!

I had simply been caught up in this!!

It led to a mixture and entanglement of the two people’s memories.

Otherwise, there was no way to explain why I was in this place, why I had encountered Lin Huan in his youth.

That young man was Lin Huan, in his youth, he was bitten by a demon-possessed poisonous snake.

It triggered the Blood-weeping Syndrome in his veins to flare up, fortunately, a high monk happened by to detoxify Lin Huan and utilized the Beheading Snake Statue and Swallowing Snake Statue to kill the demon-possessed White Snake.

Although I don’t know why I accidentally entered this strange Illusion Realm while fleeing from poisonous bees.

But I knew one thing in my heart!!

Only by getting out of here could I save Dumpling!!

If I waited for the entire Azarhan Sutra to be recited, I would never get out.

That Ah Man was the poisonous snake that burrowed into the ground, and also the White Snake that Big Mouth wanted to devour.

"Wake up!!" In my desperation, I used all my strength to stab the Begonia hairpin into the fearsome yet bodiless gaping maw at my feet.

The crimson light splashed out like red ink, surging towards my face, then spreading further and further.

Suddenly, it was as if heavy shackles had been lifted off me.

I felt relieved, the terrible pain in my abdomen and the cold sensation vanished without a trace, and I was once again surrounded by dense forest.

My body was moving forward, it was Master Zhang Zidao holding my hand, stepping along.

I touched my belly, Little Dumpling was sleeping quietly.

The fetal heartbeat and breathing were both very stable, everything just now was like a dream I’d had in the blink of an eye.

From the scenery passing by, it seemed we had just left the national road and entered the forest.

Could even my encounter with horseshoe crabs have been an illusion?

Zhang Zidao did not kill anyone, nor was he backfired upon.

And there were no horseshoe crabs emerging from the brains of people he had killed.

Could it be that I’ve been following Zhang Zidao all this way, felt too relaxed without expending much energy, and thus fell asleep??

And then had a strange dream??

No, it can’t be that simple!!

Everything was progressing too smoothly, Ten Thousand Poison Hall had laid a trap to catch me in order to stop me from getting to Tianying Village.

"Master, don’t go any further," I quickly grabbed Zhang Zidao’s hand that was gripping my wrist, and preemptively unhooked the Bronze Sword from his waist, "There’s an ambush ahead."

"So there’s an ambush, so what? Why are you taking my sword, are you in cahoots with them?" Zhang Zidao stopped walking, his face humorous, looking at me as if I had a short circuit in my brain.

His words had just fallen when countless torches began to move around us.

This scene overlaid directly with the one in the illusion, occurring again in exactly the same way.

I was chilled to the bone, covered in a cold sweat.

Zhang Zidao extended his hand towards me, "You little clever ghost, truly smart. There really is an ambush, give the sword to your master, the Old Taoist Priest will give them a lesson."