Maid Crossing 3: Mad Concubine Overwhelms the World

Chapter 69 Tell me, who is that man [5]

Ye Bei nodded slightly, and smiled lazily: "So I left a long time ago!"

"If you don't believe me, you can search!"

The beauty hurriedly nodded her head in a panic: "If you see Master Yelu, I will leave the slaves to the young master!"

Amidst the beauty's hasty nod of confirmation, Ye Bei laughed out loud.

With a smile on his lips, he said, "Leave me to deal with it?"

When the voice fell, his complexion suddenly turned cold.

The folding fan in his hand quickly opened, flashing across the beauty's cheek like lightning.

Raising his eyebrows, he watched a slender bright red appear on the beauty's snow-white jade cheeks.

"But my people have clearly told me that since he entered Yuehua Building, he has never gone out again!"

As soon as he finished speaking, Ye Bei turned his wrist.

Closed the fan, with a bloodstained fan edge, gently raised the beauty's chin.

Cursing her lips, she smiled bewitchingly: "Although I feel pity for women, I don't like others lying to me!"

When the voice fell, the smile suddenly faded away.

Looking at the beauty coldly, he said decisively: "Within three voices, as long as I don't know where the admiral is, I guarantee that no matter whether it is a human or a ghost, they will be scared away when they see your face!"
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Yebei slowly pulled the dagger out of Yelu Chi's chest.

Lowering his eyelids, he glanced around at the dozens of dead people scattered about in the stone house, and smiled.

Of course, the information Nangong Chuge gave her was not wrong.

He said that Yeluchi must be in the Yuehua Tower, so Yeluchi would not appear in other places.

Yebei took out a fire pocket and lit it up.

When he turned around, he flicked his fingertips, and the Huozhezi drew a curved arc in mid-air, and landed on the curtain in the secret room accurately.

In a dry and well-ventilated secret room, the fire ignited instantly.

In the blazing flames, Ye Bei walked out of the stone house and climbed up the steps that had just come down.

(End of this chapter)