At the beginning of the game, I rely on cultivating immortals to store up goods in the last days

Chapter 77 Light Shadow vs Mutant Saber-toothed Tiger

Until the tip of the sword pointed directly at the saber-toothed tiger's throat, the light shadow stabbed directly down the throat.

The blue light stretched the saber-toothed tiger's body, but did not cause it to explode. Instead, it penetrated all the way from the mouth to the tail, and directly pierced out of the saber-toothed tiger's tail.

After Qingying came out, when he saw where he came from, he felt that the whole sword was not good. It originally wanted to take credit to prove that its idea was right, so that it would not destroy the fur that the owner needed.

But it actually came out from the rear of the house. The light shadow was still shaking and the sword was standing upright. At this moment, there was a "snap" and the whole sword fell to the ground. It was hopeless.
Instead, the saber-toothed tiger was stabbed through his entire body. His huge body fell to the ground with a bang, and he looked at the human walking towards him with confusion in his eyes.

This place was originally his territory, and every human he passed by would be easily eaten. But this time, why did he just forget about it and take his own life when he met someone who couldn't eat it?

The entire mouth of the saber-toothed tiger was covered in blood and flesh destroyed by the light shadow. When it penetrated, its internal organs were probably shattered by the sword energy. After its eyes were closed, it could never wake up again.

So now the most valuable thing about it is its fur.

Hearing that there was no sound of fighting inside, Qingli walked over quickly under the blessing of the wind.

He looked at the saber-tooth tiger lying aside and the sword thrown to the ground.

Ye Shang saw him coming and said, "This seems to be the territory of this mutated saber-toothed tiger. Its fur is very good."

"Yes." After Qingli responded, he looked at her up and down. The color of the robe was too dark and he couldn't see it, so he had to stare at her face, "Are you okay?"

Seeing the worry in his eyes, Ye Shang smiled and said, "It's okay."

Only then did Qingli feel relieved, and went to take a closer look at the saber-toothed tiger lying on the ground, "If this is a mutation, there may be crystal nuclei on its head."

As soon as he finished speaking, he heard an order.

"Go and cut its brain open." Ye Shang instructed Qingying to work.

Qingli thought she was calling him, thought for a moment, took out a saber in his hand, and was about to step forward when he was pulled back by Ye Shang.

"What are you doing?" Ye Shang asked.

Qingli looked at her in confusion: "Didn't you ask me to cut off the brain?"

Ye Shang twitched the corner of his mouth and grabbed his arm: "I'm not calling you."

She said to Qingying again: "Qingying, if you don't do anything, I won't let you take a bath later."

Only then did Qingying turn the sword body, and from the state of lying on the ground, it instantly returned to a sword full of energy.

It flew up neatly, pulled it a few times, and pried out a khaki-colored spar that glowed like crystal, leaving a bloody hole in the head of the mutated saber-toothed tiger.

Qingli's pupils tightened and he looked at this scene in surprise. This sword could actually hear human speech?

Then Qingying neatly cut and pulled the saber-toothed tiger's fur from the weakest point, trying not to damage the integrity.

It wasn't until half an hour later that a complete piece of fur was shaved off.

Ye Shang had already moved out of a chair and sat down, drinking a bottle of Coke to relax.

Qingli approached with great interest to look at the light work.

Qingying felt someone looking at him with a burning gaze. He shook the hilt of his sword, brought the fur and crystal core to Ye Shang with the tip of the sword, and then stood aside.

Ye Shang released some water from his hand to Qingying, and the water continued to pour down its clean sword body, and it circled around several times freely.

(End of this chapter)