Don't be your pet: Yuhu

Chapter 246 Shooting yourself in the foot

It turned out that there was a big crevasse where she fell, covered with a thin layer of ice armor.
As in normal times, Yi Lingxi can naturally pass by.

But at this moment it was when she was fighting with this strange scorpion, and her full attention was on the scorpion.

I didn't pay attention to my feet for a while.

By the time she realized it, it was too late.

The ice crevasse was four or five meters wide and unfathomably deep.

Yi Lingxi scratched desperately on the ice wall with her hands in her busy schedule, but the ice was ten thousand years old, frozen as hard as steel.
And she was slippery, her nails left long scratches on the ice wall, but she couldn't grab anything at all.

The wind was whistling in my ears, and I watched the sky above shrink sharply.
Yi Lingxi's heart almost fell into the ice hole.

Some crevasses in the glacier are as deep as several thousand meters. If she falls like this, even if she doesn't die from the fall, she won't be able to climb up...

"Oh!"

Her falling body was blocked by something, and then rolled down again.

Yi Lingxi knew that this was her only chance to survive.

Turning his body abruptly, he grabbed the big bump with both hands, and finally caught the big bump, hanging in mid-air.

When she looked up, the big bump was actually a big bluestone.

The bluestone protruded about half a meter outside, and on it was a thick layer of ice armor, smooth as hell.

Perhaps it was due to human urgency and desperate efforts, Yi Lingxi's ten fingers were desperately embedded in the ice armor of the big bluestone.

She didn't dare to be negligent, and she didn't care about the pain. With both hands, she pulled her body up and finally climbed onto the bluestone.

If you look down, it's so blue that you can't see the bottom at all.

If she falls like this, she will be smashed into a ball of mud!

With her excellent skills, she finally recovered her life.

Standing on the bluestone at this moment, my heart is beating wildly.

Leaning against the ice wall, he sighed slightly.

Suddenly feeling the pain in the fingers of both hands, I lifted it up to have a look.

(End of this chapter)