Domineering: The President is not a human being

Chapter 546 The fog is heavy!

"I should be the one asking you this question." Su Xiaoxiao frowned, it was clearly in her dream, why Mu Qian also said it as if she shouldn't appear.

"Do you know where this is?" Mu Qianyi's expression was very serious from the beginning to the end, making people dare not speculate casually.

"Where?" Su Xiaoxiao couldn't help but began to doubt her dream, as far as she knew Mu Qianyi, he didn't seem like someone who would make silly jokes.

"The place where the Holy Spirit rests." Mu Qianyi's tone sounded calm, but the dark light that flashed in his eyes exposed the cloud in his heart.

Su Xiaoxiao is not from Wanyue's tribe, so it is impossible for her to be summoned by the Holy Spirit, but what is the explanation for her appearing here?
Holy Spirit?Su Xiaoxiao remembered that she had been possessed by the so-called Holy Spirit in Wanyue before.

The holy spirit is the guardian spirit of the waning moon, but this time the waning moon was taken away, the holy spirit did not appear.

Even Mu Qian, who is the lord of the waning moon and has the responsibility to protect everything about the waning moon, did not show up.

"The waning moon fell into Qiu Mu's hands, did you know?" Su Xiaoxiao couldn't help changing the subject, and told Mu Qianyi the news of the waning moon's fall.

Maybe it's because Mu Qian didn't know about the news of Wanyue's change of master, Su Xiaoxiao thought so, in Su Xiaoxiao's mind, Mu Qian also belonged to the kind of monarch who would live and die with the country.

At this time, she couldn't care whether it was a dream or reality, whether it was Mu Qianyi who appeared in her dream, or whether she entered the Holy Land of the Crescent Moon in a strange way.

Anyway, she didn't know when she started, she couldn't distinguish between a dream and reality, so she simply chose to let nature take its course.

If it was a dream, there would be a time when she would wake up. If it was true, she really stumbled into the unknown realm and met the missing Mu Qianyi. What she should do now is to bring Mu Qianyi back.

On the one hand, Canyue needs him, and on the other hand, out of her selfishness, she can feel more at ease with one more person helping the evildoer to death.

Hearing Su Xiaoxiao's question, Mu Qianyi's face froze slightly, he pursed his lips tightly and did not answer, then turned around, unwilling to speak out for a long time.

"Don't tell me, you know..." Mu Qianyi's abnormal behavior made Su Xiaoxiao's heart tremble, and she showed a face of disbelief, "Why? You should be very clear about what kind of person Qiu Mu is. With the waning moon falling into his hands, it is impossible for your people to have a good life, have you thought about it for them?"

Su Xiaoxiao never imagined that it was Mu Qianyi who voluntarily gave up on Wanyue.

"This is the will of the Holy Spirit. I can't disobey it, and I can't disobey it either." Mu Qian also laughed at himself, and it was not difficult to hear the unbearable pain from his words. He was also struggling in his heart, and it was not his original intention to give up the waning moon. "The Holy Spirit has trapped us here and we can't get out."

Mu Qian also turned around abruptly, looking at Su Xiaoxiao who was stunned with complicated eyes.

"Holy Spirit! Isn't the Holy Spirit the guardian spirit of your waning moon?" Su Xiaoxiao thought she heard it wrong.

"I think it would be better for me to answer this question!" An ethereal voice suddenly sounded, echoing among the glaciers.

"Who?" Su Xiaoxiao's nerves tensed all of a sudden, and she looked around vigilantly.

"Long time no see, owner of Shangxie Ancient Jade." One second it sounded thousands of miles away, and the next second it rang in his ears. Su Xiaoxiao was so startled that she took a few steps back, not wanting to bump into a wall of flesh. superior.

Su Xiaoxiao dodged like an electric shock, and quickly turned around, a huge snow wolf with crystal clear body emerged from the air little by little. ． ． ． ．

(End of this chapter)