Chapter: Chapter 101
“Qi’la, come look at this!” Commander yelled at Qi’la, semi-squatting on a pile of various treasures.
When she saw the small wooden box, a voice suddenly popped into her mind, saying that this wooden box contained the power to disperse the fog.
This fit perfectly with what Qi’la had just described, so Commander called out to her loudly.
“Let me see.” Hearing Commander’s call, Qi’la hurried over and carefully examined the box.
The box was made of wood, and when smelled up close, there seemed to be a faint fragrance. The top of the box was carved with a sun-like pattern, and below the sun was something abstract.
Looking at it, it seemed like mist being dispersed by sunlight.
The wooden box was not locked. Qi’la simply pressed a raised part on the box, and it automatically opened, revealing a golden gem.
“Infuse the gem with magic to summon the radiant sun and disperse the fog.” Two lines of text were carved into the wood around the gem, reminding the one who opened the box of the correct way to use the gem.
Qi’la did not doubt it. Without a word, she picked up the gem and infused it with her magic.
Burning, a burning like the sun.
The gem began to glow, and the terrifying heat caused Qi’la’s eyebrows to knit together.
The skin on her palm was already burnt, but Qi’la furrowed her brow not because of the pain. She knew her sister was fighting a god downstairs, and a god was definitely not someone her sister could defeat.
She had to disperse the fog before her sister was defeated.
“Damn it, my magic isn’t enough.” Qi’la’s true reason for frowning was that she realized her magic couldn’t satisfy the gem’s hunger.
The gem devoured her magic like a bottomless pit. Although the golden light was dazzling, it couldn’t disperse the thick fog covering the entire city.
How much magic was needed to fully activate the gem?
Qi’la didn’t know. She only knew that she couldn’t activate the gem on her own.
However, among the people present, she was the only demon, and the only one who could use magic. Even if others could use magic, they were not even a fraction as strong as her. If she couldn’t even satisfy this gem, what use would they be?
There was only one way: go downstairs and find her sister to activate this gem.
Qi’la now deeply regretted not bringing any potions when she left home. If she had potions to replenish her magic now, she wouldn’t be in such an awkward predicament.
So why was there a god who had awakened prematurely here!
The time wasn’t right yet!
“Quick, let’s go downstairs!” Qi’la didn’t explain, and directly grabbed the scorching gem and ran downstairs.
Even if it meant walking into a trap, she had to take a gamble.
She couldn’t just resign herself to fate, could she?
“Huh? Roar.” Commander and the others quickly followed.
As soon as she returned to the first floor, Qi’la quickly rolled to dodge the sword energy that came towards her.
“Wow!” Thanks to Qi’la’s movement, Commander and the others received a slight warning, otherwise they would have been hit squarely by that sword energy.
Golden light seeped through Qi’la’s fingers, pushing back the white fog.
“It’s working!” Qi’la rejoiced and immediately spread out the hand holding the gem.
Instantly, the sun-like golden light pushed back all the fog pervading the first floor.
“Damn it, it’s the sun!” The Fog God, hiding in the mist, covered her eyes in a flustered manner. The sun was her greatest nemesis, it was in the past, and it was the same now.
As the fog dissipated, Qi’la immediately saw her sister, whose situation was not good.
Her clothes were tattered, and there were several rips in the stockings under her skirt, stained red with blood.
She looked very disheveled, and it was evident how powerful a god was.
“Sister, infuse the gem with magic!” Qi’la didn’t explain much, but directly tossed the gem to Leticia.
Leticia was still surprised by the sudden turn of events. Hearing her sister’s words, she quickly reached out, trying to catch the gem that looked like a small sun.
The Fog God immediately conjured a spear. she absolutely could not let Leticia get the gem.
The gem was only partially unsealed at the moment, and its limit was to disperse the fog in one room.
But if Leticia continued to infuse it with magic to unseal it, the Fog God feared that her divine domain would truly be sealed off again.
Clang!
A grating friction sound echoed in the empty room.
the spear of mist was cut by the sword of stars. Bai Ling stood silently in front of Leticia, raising her sword and pointing it at the Fog God, whose expression was unpredictable.
“If you want to hurt her, defeat me first,” she said coldly.
At this moment, Bai Ling was like a mountain, blocking the malice from the Fog God for Leticia.
“Tch, she’s showing off,” Leticia pouted, then looked up and asked her sister, “Qi’la, is it enough to just infuse it with magic?”
“Yes, infusing it with magic is enough!”
“Okay, I hope you’re not lying to me, Qi’la.” Leticia unhesitatingly sent her remaining magic into the gem.
The gem had a very large appetite. Leticia’s body swayed a few times before she managed to stabilize herself.
She was overexerted.
But the gem was still not full.
Boom! Boom! Boom!
The Fog God had completely let loose. She knew it was no longer time to take things slow. She had to kill that girl before the gem was fully activated!
“Don’t even think about it!” Bai Ling held her sword, and a phantom galaxy slowly appeared behind her.
At this moment, she even suppressed the Fog God in terms of aura.
“No… Xiaobai… she…” Commander stared at the river of stars behind Bai Ling, dumbfounded.
It was said that the Star River Sword Saint could cut the river of stars with a single swing. It sounded exaggerated, but Commander knew it wasn’t.
This was the highest expression of the Sword Saint’s martial arts. She could truly sever the celestial river with one sword.
But wasn’t the Sword Saint a man?
Why, why was it Xiaobai?
Yes, seeing Bai Ling unleash such an attack, how could Commander not guess Bai Ling’s true identity?
Only the Sword Saint, only she, could achieve this level.
“Cut!”
As the maiden’s voice rang out, the river of stars behind her shattered.
A sword light, too bright to look at directly, cut through the river of stars, broke through the blockade of time and space, and appeared before the Fog God.
“What…?” She didn’t have time to react at all, or rather, there was no way to react to this sword strike.
Boom!
The Fog God, hit head-on by the sword light, was thrown to the ground in a sorry state. After several breaths, she stood up with a grim expression.
Golden blood flowed from the corner of her mouth, and true anger appeared in her misty eyes.
“Unforgivable, unforgivable!” she shouted.
How dare she be injured, she was injured by a mere mortal.
Unforgivable!
