Demon Concubine Yutian

Purple pupil rabbit

"Just now I wanted to trap Di Lingcheng here, and let those synthetic beasts accompany Di Lingcheng to have fun, but unfortunately I still let him run away."

Ye Luo thought of the life-saving talisman that Di Lingcheng took out at the end. The power was really amazing. If he hadn't had an artifact to protect him, he might have died here.

Even Long Shen's almost perverted physique could hardly bear the damage of the talisman.

And judging from the efficacy of that talisman, it was just a talisman for escape, and the damage was just an additional attribute.

There are only a handful of people in the world who are capable of making talisman seals of this level, and the word Tiandi quickly flashed in Ye Luo's mind.

He was probably the one who made the talisman for Di Lingcheng.

This terrifying strength is worthy of the title of Emperor of Heaven.

"Di Lingcheng was hit by Long Shen's punch just now, and he must have been seriously injured. Even if he escaped, it would be impossible to recover in a while. This is a good opportunity for Di Qiancheng."

Ye Luo breathed a sigh of relief, anyway, Di Lingcheng had no ability to fight against Di Qiancheng anymore.

"You mean, Di Lingcheng did that move just now?" Si Yutian was quite surprised, seeing that the earth-shattering level was not what Di Lingcheng's cultivation base should have.

"It's not him, it's just a life-saving talisman he carried with him, but he was reluctant to use it at the beginning, and the power is so amazing, it should be made for him by the Emperor of Heaven." Ye Luo fell into deep thought. If the old Emperor Lingcheng has not given up, he must go to find his last backer, Tianhou.

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It is made of bishen and Shenliuli, and it is made of shining precious jade.Ten thousand beams of golden light are rolling red neon, and thousands of auspicious qi are spraying purple mist.

The big pillars of the long pavilion are engraved with clouds, cranes and sun, and several long bridges pass through the clouds to resist the fog. On the bridges, there are colorful feathers flying red-topped phoenixes.

The majestic hall and holy building, even the maids who shuttle through it are dressed in crimson gauze and stars are shining, jade hairpins and pearls are dressed in hibiscus fairy.

A woman with a particularly temperament, amorous and graceful, walked lightly, holding a rabbit with white hair and purple pupils in her arms, stroking the rabbit fur with fingers as white and tender as onions.

Suddenly several maidservants hurriedly came to the woman and saluted, "Tianhou, the prince was seriously injured and came to look for you."

"What, serious injury?" The woman who was still as calm as water just now stood up abruptly when she heard this sentence.

The rabbit in his arms was frightened and his head stood upright.

Tianhou spread her hands, and the rabbit jumped down. When the seemingly light rabbit touched the ground, the ground trembled.

The two maids seemed to be quite afraid of the rabbit, so they couldn't help but took two steps back.

"Bring him here." Tianhou ordered the two maids.

The two maids looked at each other, and one of them said cautiously: "Report to the Empress, the prince is too seriously injured, I'm afraid he won't be able to move, we have placed him in your room."

Tianhou's eyebrows were suddenly furrowed together.

Three steps and two steps, not caring about the elegance, hurriedly went to see Di Lingcheng.

On the magnificent and luxurious bed, Di Lingcheng's eyes were closed tightly, his hands were spread out, and the huge hole on his chest was visible to the naked eye.

The moment Tianhou saw it, she almost fainted, covered her chest with her hand, and cried out: "My dear son, who is it, who made you suffer so badly!"

Di Lingcheng, who was seriously injured and lost consciousness, was naturally unable to answer Tianhou's question.

Just lying in bed like a dead man.

The panic-stricken queen hurriedly rummaged through the box, took out a hidden compartment under her jewelry box, and took out a small wooden box.

(End of this chapter)