Bloodstained Hero's Clothes

Chapter 731
Ling'er secretly heaved a sigh of relief seeing the Demon Cultists falling under the swords of the three of them one after another, and then she heard Ji Cangyu's anxious voice.

"Ling'er! Be careful!" Ji Cangyu shouted.

Ling'er subconsciously turned her head to look at Ji Cangyu, and was petrified by the scene in front of her!A dagger with a cold light was flying towards her from a low place, less than three feet away from her!
At such a close distance, even if Linger wasn't so frightened that her legs went limp at this moment, she still had no time to dodge!

The dagger was shot at Ling'er by the leader.

When the leader saw Ji Cangyu appear, he had already given up the idea of ​​arresting Qi Yang and going back to perform meritorious service, he only wanted to save his own life.Enduring the severe pain in his left hand, he thought hard, and found that the only thing he could use was the dagger that fell to the ground just now.You must know that his dagger is poisonous, and only he has the antidote.As long as someone on the other side is poisoned, he can use the antidote in exchange for survival.

While howling to show his weakness, he looked for the target to attack.He found that Ling'er had the lowest level of martial arts among them, and Ling'er was closer to him.

Then, taking advantage of no one's attention, he quickly picked up the dagger in front of him and threw it at Ling'er.

And all of this happened under Ji Cangyu's nose.

Ji Cangyu was standing on the right side of the leader.It was precisely because of the close proximity that Ji Cangyu was careless.

And because of the continuous wailing of the leader, Ji Cangyu didn't notice the tiny movement of him holding the dagger.Ji Cangyu didn't realize it until the dagger flew out of the leader's hand.

But it's too late!

The leader is on the left side of Ji Cangyu, and Linger is a little farther on the left side of the leader.

In terms of orientation, Ji Cangyu was farther than the leader than Linger, so it was difficult to rescue him at first, and when he realized later, it was already too late whether he flew forward to rescue him or opened the dagger with something!
He can only remind Ling'er aloud, hoping that Ling'er can avoid it by himself in a critical moment, even if he turns his body slightly to avoid the vital point!

But Ji Cangyu overestimated Linger's ability to respond.When Linger heard the reminder and reacted, the dagger was already in front of her.No matter who it is, they can't dodge at such a close distance!

Ling'er was so scared that she closed her eyes, and then she felt a gust of wind blowing from her left side, and at the same time heard a "bang dang", as if a sharp weapon parried the dagger.

Ling'er quickly opened her eyes, only to see Qi Yang's tall back standing in front of her.

"Brother Yang, are you alright?" Linger asked anxiously, taking a step forward from the left.

Ling'er forgot that her legs were still a little weak at this moment, and she couldn't stand still for a while because she was walking too fast, so she could only hold Qi Yang's arm to maintain balance.

Unexpectedly, when Ling'er pulled Qi Yang's arm, Qi Yang's figure shook.Ling'er seemed to hear him snort.

"Where is the injury?" Ling'er was in a hurry, stood up by herself, and supported Qi Yang instead.

Panting slightly, Qi Yang winked at Linger, telling her not to ask any more questions.

Seeing that Ling'er had turned the danger into safety, Ji Cangyu breathed a sigh of relief and said, "Don't worry! The dagger didn't hurt him!"

Ji Cangyu's tone was flat, but his mood could not be calm.Just now, he didn't have time to save Ling'er, but he saw Qi Yang's rescue scene clearly.

Qi Yang came over to save Ling'er, using the word "sacrifice his life" without exaggeration.
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