Domineering: The President is not a human being

Chapter 434 Rescued?

The sound of whistling wind echoed in the valley, like the howling of thousands of wild beasts, the light and fluffy body seemed to be blown away at any time, the back felt chills, and the cold sweat from the forehead was quickly dried.

I don't know if it's because her hearing power has improved again or because of an illusion, Su Xiaoxiao always feels that something is following her behind her.

Just as Su Xiaoxiao wanted to call Plastic Moon in front, suddenly someone covered her mouth from behind and pulled her into a short bush next to her.

"It's me." A familiar voice sounded in his ear, rough and somewhat hoarse.

Su Xiaoxiao turned her head, her eyes widened in shock, "Shuang..."

"Shh, I'll take you away." Bai Shuang made a silent gesture, signaling her not to speak.

Plastic Moon immediately realized that Su Xiaoxiao was missing, and the deep wolf eyes showed a cold glint under the moonlight. Relying on the natural and sensitive sense of smell of the wolf tribe, Plastic Moon approached their hiding place step by step.

"Let's go." Bai Shuang grabbed Su Xiaoxiao's arm at the right time, and teleported away with her.

Because she walked too hastily, Su Xiaoxiao's hand accidentally rubbed against the bushes, causing the branches and leaves to shake slightly. Almost at the same time as they left, Plastic Moon pushed aside the bushes.

Although no one was found, the smell of Su Xiaoxiao and Baishuang remained in the bushes, and Su Yue quickly identified the person who took Su Xiaoxiao away.

Mu Qian also arrived immediately after receiving the voice transmission from Plastic Moon.

"What's going on?" Mu Qianyi looked solemn, if she couldn't find her before the lunar eclipse tonight, she would not know when the next lunar eclipse would be.

"The subordinates are not doing their job well, please be punished by the lord." Plastic Moon bowed her head and knelt on the ground, "Those who broke in took away Miss Su." He could tell based on the residual smell.

Mu Qianyi's tone turned cold, "I wanted to let them go temporarily."

"The lord please give an order, and the subordinates will wait to die to bring back the sacrifice." Mandrill Yue clasped her fists and knelt with Plastic Moon on one knee.

"Ji Yue, cast souls for the little golden wolves in the mine, and release them all." Mu Qianyi's amber eyes turned a cold green under the moonlight.

"Yes." The man standing beside him took the order and disappeared.

Su Xiaoxiao followed Bai Shuang into a valley full of prickly pears. In this valley, the shortest prickly pears were one or two meters high, and the tallest ones were more than ten meters high.

"Miss, be careful, these thorns are poisonous." Bai Shuang reminded Su Xiaoxiao carefully while protecting Su Xiaoxiao.

Under his protection, Su Xiaoxiao always avoids the sharpness on the cactus just right.

"By the way, Shuang'er, why are you here?" Su Xiaoxiao wondered, Shuang'er's appearance here must not be accidental, the sign at the entrance clearly says that there are evil wolves inside, Shuang'er will not run away even if she is bored Go to the wolf den for entertainment.

"Sister Bai Xi's child is here." Bai Shuang looked around and lowered her voice.

"In this wild country?" Su Xiaoxiao couldn't believe it, "Not only are there few people here, but there are also wolves here."

"Because of this, the more dangerous the place is, the safer it is." Bai Shuangmao bent down and led Su Xiaoxiao through the poisonous prickly pear area at a faster pace.

Immediately afterwards, a bottomless pool appeared in front of my eyes. The color of the water in the pool was very strange, half of which was dark green and half of which was dark blue.

"Why did the girl fall into the hands of the wolves, or the guy named Qiu in the state of a soul?" Bai Shuang helped Su Xiaoxiao sit down by the pool.

"Dead monster?" Su Xiaoxiao looked at the reflection in the pool, "He should be very worried now." I don't know if he has discovered that his soul is out of his body. ． ． ． ． ．

(End of this chapter)