Ice concubine of the cold king

Chapter 272 Let the Blood Dilute the Eternal Love and Enmity (4)

Yu Luo, holding a sword in one hand, looked at us coldly.I felt Luo Mian's hand tighten, and looked back at him, and then his hand loosened more and more, and finally he let me go.

Luo Mian took a deep look at me and said, "If I had known you earlier, I would never have given up on you!" After speaking, he plunged into the black-clothed crowd and hissed.

if?Why if?I repeated his words mentally, and then smiled wryly, yes, he is that holy, excellent, and the young master of Wuli Villa, am I worthy of him now?

"Yue'er, are you injured?" Yu Luo asked me concerned.

I met his eyes and shook my head slightly. "No." Said lightly.

"That's good." He smiled, regaining his former self-confidence and spirit. "You wait for me here, and I will meet you after I kill them!" After finishing speaking, he rushed forward, and suddenly his body stopped and stopped. Following his gaze, I saw the coat He stopped his gaze on the body in red.

Afterwards, without saying anything, he went directly to kill the enemy.

Watching the screeching scene of swords, lights and swords, my blood rose accordingly, and I silently thought in my heart, I hope this is the last screeching.Even if I don't seek justice for those who died, I don't want more people to die for me.

"Don't—Yuanxiang—" an exclamation brought me back from my thoughts. "He is your son!" I heard Madam Hong's heart-rending cry.

Then she looked at her, a man in black, with a sword inserted into Yuanxiang's chest.

The man in black froze for a moment, took a few steps back, and the sword in his hand fell off and stuck in Yuanxiang's chest.

"Yuanxiang—" I shouted, flew up and landed beside him.

He supported the crumbling Yuan Xiang. "Yuanxiang, don't scare me, what's wrong with you? Yuanxiang." I called him anxiously.

With a smile on the corner of his mouth, he said, "Yue'er, you—"

"I know what you want to ask, you don't have to be afraid, I'm fine, I'm fine——Yuan Xiang, don't worry about me." I sobbed, and the indifference that I was used to seeing the parting of life and death all flew away.

(End of this chapter)