Domineering: The President is not a human being

Chapter 640 Xue Cang Phantom!

As soon as Xue Cang finished speaking, his figure shook violently, and then slowly became transparent, as if it would disappear at any moment.

Qiu Yichen hurriedly stretched out his hand to hold him, but unexpectedly, his hand went directly through his body.

Qiu Yichen was slightly taken aback, but soon realized what happened, "It's an illusion." He withdrew his hand, stepped back, and stared at Xue Cang whose body had already disappeared half.

She couldn't figure it out, Jiuxiao Ice Lake was completely his domain, why didn't he dare to show his true colors?
"Phantom?" Su Xiaoxiao frowned, "What about other people?" She looked around, but found no trace of anyone, which meant that the phantom was controlled remotely.

Xue Cang, who only had one head left, opened his mouth, as if he wanted to say something, but in the end he didn't say anything, and he completely disappeared in place.

"Can you find him?" Su Xiaoxiao didn't have much hope when she asked this question, after all there are so many snow mountains around Jiuxiao, who knows which mountain Xue Cang is hiding in.

"Maybe." Qiu Yichen nodded, didn't say any more nonsense, closed his eyes, and opened his arms slightly.

With his current spiritual power, it is not a problem to perceive the signs of life in a radius of hundreds of miles.

Su Xiaoxiao was afraid that her heartbeat would disturb him, so she retreated silently to the lake.

In the center of the lake, Qiu Yichen stood quietly with his eyes closed, his body gradually emitted a faint white light, and the surroundings of the lake were so quiet that there was not even a sound of wind.

From a distance, Qiu Yichen seems to be integrated with nature.

After an unknown amount of time, he opened his eyes, turned his head and looked in one direction, with a puzzled look on his face.

"Have you found it?" Seeing Qiu Yichen's eyes open, Su Xiaoxiao asked from a distance by the lake.

Qiu Yichen stepped on the ice, flew towards the lake like lightning, and stood firmly beside Su Xiaoxiao, "Yeah." He nodded, but then said: "It's strange, his breath is very weak."

It stands to reason that the breath of ordinary people cannot be so weak, almost imperceptible, it doesn't seem to be deliberately hidden, but more like being blocked by something.

"Could it be because he is a lake guard, so he has a special physique?" Su Xiaoxiao guessed.

"It's possible." The gleam in Qiu Yichen's eyes flickered, "You'll know it when you see him."

Relying on Qiu Yichen's perception, they arrived at a glacier north of Jiuxiao. This glacier is called Lingyun, surrounded by mountains, located behind the highest Jiuxiao, and the surrounding snow mountains are higher than it. The beast that escapes from the cage is always firmly trapped in the middle.

Such an environment caused some parts of the Lingyun Glacier to not be exposed to sunlight all year round, making them appear gloomy, and the wind blowing on their bodies was more penetrating than those on the Nine Heavens.

Su Xiao's first impression here is that the wind is gusty, the ghostly aura is overwhelming, and there is no trace of anger. The depressive atmosphere is even scarier than the underworld.

"The lake guards don't guard the lake on Jiuxiao, what are they doing in such a ghostly place?" Qiu Yichen felt similar to Su Xiaoxiao, and couldn't help complaining.

"Could it be that he lured us here on purpose?" Su Xiaoxiao was a little worried. There were not many people in this world she could trust, and even Yinuo had been betrayed by her.

If Xue Cang really set them up and lost the right time and place, their chances of winning are not great.

"He is my father's friend, so it shouldn't happen, and I don't feel murderous in his breath." Qiu Yichen took Su Xiaoxiao's hand and protected her behind him, "In short, no matter what happens, I will Protect mother."

After hearing what he said, Su Xiaoxiao was relieved a lot, she believed that no matter what happened, her son would have the ability to make them escape unscathed. ． ． ． ． ．
(End of this chapter)