Domineering: The President is not a human being

Chapter 557 The other half's soul!

"I've slept for a long time, it's time to wake up." Chuying's tone was mixed with a faint sigh. This auditory hallucination was so real that it seemed that someone was really whispering in her ear.

Chuying seemed to be in this room, and sitting next to her.

Su Xiaoxiao was taken aback by her own thoughts, stood up suddenly, looked up and down the room, and confirmed that she was the only one there, Su Xiaoxiao secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

Is she too tired recently?Always nervous, Chuying is an anime character, how could it be possible to appear in the third dimension.

"I'm here, I've always been here." As if answering the question in her heart, Chu Ying's voice appeared again.

Su Xiaoxiao was shocked, and her half-relaxed heart hung in the air again. It is impossible for the first shadow to appear, so there is only one possibility left, that is, someone sneaked into the Hades Mansion with evil intentions, but why did that person pretend to be The voice of Chuying?

"Who is pretending to be a ghost?" Su Xiaoxiao shouted bravely, slowly stepped back a few steps, quickly squatted down to pick up the magic talisman on the ground, and stood vigilantly against the wall.

She knew very well in her heart that Chuying was a character designed by anime, she couldn't speak, and the voice was added later by the voice actor.

But Su Xiaoxiao didn't know that Qiu Shuoyan had searched the entire human world to find the voice actor for Chuying. Her voice was almost exactly the same as Chuying.

"I am Chuying, and I am also you." Chuying seemed to be still by her side, even though she retreated to the corner, Chuying's voice did not distance her at all.

This made Su Xiaoxiao feel terrified, as if no matter where she went, Chuying's voice would follow her wherever she went.

"I am your other half of the soul, the half that has no love but only hate." Chuying's words revealed a sense of sadness, "Now it's time to make our souls complete."

What does it mean to be complete?Su Xiaoxiao didn't know the meaning of her words, but she wanted to run away, but her feet seemed to be filled with lead, and she couldn't move.

Chuying could know what was going on in her heart immediately, even better than Wanyue's great white wolf's mind-reading skills.

Could it be that, as she said, they were originally the same person?Su Xiaoxiao was inexplicably shaken. For some reason, she couldn't help but want to obey this woman whom she hadn't even seen.

Inside the gate of the forbidden area of ​​the Leng family, the cedar tree that hides Su Xiaoxiao's body has all its leaves withered, leaving only bare branches.

The strange thing is that the whole cedar is emitting a cool green light, which is refracted through the transparent bark surface.

Anyone who knows the existence of Xueshan knows that Xueshan does not shine, so how can this explain the Xueshan in front of you?
A man wearing a black cloak inlaid with gold stood in front of the cedar tree and quietly looked at the glowing cedar tree.

He seemed to have stood by this cedar tree for a long time, without saying a word from the beginning to the end.

The cloak was so wide that it covered his entire body, so he couldn't see his face, nor could he tell whether he was a man or a woman, or how old he was.

I saw him raise his right hand, gently caressing the trunk of the Xueshan tree, and in the next second a blue light flew out from the Xueshan tree, flying straight into the sky at an extremely fast speed.

The man's hands were extremely slender, and there was a small tattoo on his wrist, like some kind of ancient text.

After the blue light flew away, he finally looked up at the direction where the blue light disappeared, lowered his head and lowered the brim of his hat, the corners of his mouth curved slightly, and then disappeared in place.

Sensing something strange in the gate of the forbidden area, Leng Chaoran, who was discussing with many demon hunters how to deal with Mo Qingyu, suddenly stood up. ． ． ． ． ．

(End of this chapter)