Zhongshan Shenzhu Chi

Chapter 99 Moving

Chapter 101 Moving

The heavy rains of the Awakening of Insects returned to Yongningzhou, finally ending the three-year drought.

The red dragon coiled on the highest peak of Zhongshan Mountain, bathed in spring rain, opened its eyes.

Its crystalline light, like the sun and moon, rises over Zhongshan.

"Candle, you're awake?" Lingyi called out from the foot of the mountain, transformed into a tiger.

"Hmm." The red dragon shook its head.

Rainwater cascaded down its two large horns, which resembled the branches of an ancient forest tree.

Under the rain, the red dragon's figure gradually shrank.

Until it resembles the Azure Tiger.

"Is something the matter?" it asked.

"Nothing much, I just came here to sleep when it was my shift change."

"Speaking of which, there is a strange thing in Chunhua City."

The mountain lord stepped forward and circled the red dragon's body.

Compared to its enormous body, its two pairs of dragon claws appeared rather small.

But those two dragon claws resembled miniature versions of the golden ape's forearms.

Visible to the naked eye, the muscles coiled around the hand bones.

As the red dragon moved, its muscles writhed and twisted. This made the mountain lord worry that the flesh might crush the bones.

"What problems could there be in Chunhua City?" Chilong asked in return.

He suddenly stopped talking.

In my memory, there really was an unknown giant beast on the snow-capped mountains over there.

It was born not long ago.

She didn't yet know how she was connected to the snow-capped mountains that had nurtured her.

I also had to hold her hand and use my own spirituality as a medium to help her feel.

"The boundary between Yongningzhou and Cangmingzhou, though it is that snow-capped mountain, still has a boundary marker."

"The soldiers on patrol lately keep saying that the boundary stone is growing legs and moving away from Yongningzhou day by day."

The mountain king replied.

"Leave Yongning Continent?" Chilong asked in surprise.

"Hmm." Shan Jun nodded. "They don't leave much each day, only about ten miles. But as time goes by, the boundary stone has moved far away from Chunhua Marsh and is heading straight towards that snow-capped mountain."

"Zhao Ying arranged for people to move it, but no matter how hard they tried, they couldn't pull it out. It was as if something underground was pulling it down."

"I'm worried that Yongning Continent has just recovered from the drought, and now it's facing enemies from Cangming Continent—"

That's strange.

Red Dragon had some guesses, but they were ultimately too absurd and impractical.

"Go and take a look, try your best not to fight, and be amicable."

"Do you know him?" the mountain king asked, puzzled.

Zhu Chi had never given her such an order before.

"We met once. During the drought, the Luo River did not stop flowing, and that person from the snow mountain did a lot of work."

"If you happen to meet her, bring her to Zhongshan. I want to teach her some things."

"Is that so? Then I'll have to invite her over properly." Upon hearing this, a glint of light flashed in Shan Jun's eyes.

To maintain the continuous flow of the Luo River during a drought, such ability is at least no less than hers.

Moreover, the snow-capped mountains at the border of Cangbinzhou and Yongningzhou are notoriously lifeless.

Being born in that snowy mountain and able to communicate with candles, its strength must be considerable.

Seeing that the Red Dragon had given no further instructions, the Mountain Lord quickly left, heading straight north.

The red dragon gazed into the distance for a while, until the blue tiger's figure disappeared on the horizon.

Turning its head, it looked back at the place where it had broken through the five realms and begun to grasp the order of time.

Six months is not enough time for Zhongshan to repair the giant pit with a diameter of over 100 miles.

The mirage, the demonic dragons of the East Sea, and the corpses of the human race were all burned to ashes.

"What a pity," the red dragon murmured.

"It's a good opportunity to test my current capabilities."

The red dragon stretched out its hand and disappeared into the void as if reaching into its pocket.

That river of time surges forward, winding seemingly without end.

The dragon's hand plunged into it, flowing upstream.

Ten days ago, twenty days ago—the dragon's hand felt the heat.

"This is it." The red dragon's gaze sharpened.

My gaze pierced through the mist, landing on a time from six months ago.

The mirage resisted the intense, pure heat that almost assimilated it.

If it weren't for the fact that his body was already in a state of primordial chaos, he would probably have been melted by this intense heat.

The silk thread of that mirage dragon has been gathered and returned to Zhongshan.

"Now that I belong to Zhongshan, I should be able to bear this price," the Crimson Dragon muttered to himself.

The dragon claws plunged into the river of time, enveloping the mirage dragon like a colossal hand reaching to the heavens.

The mirage wanted to rebel, but it was now just a projection on the river of time.

The silk threads that had been drawn into Zhongshan were torn apart by the red dragon.

A sound like a mirror shattering echoed through the heavens and earth.

The red dragon's entire body was crushed by a weight that felt as if a mountain had collapsed.

In the past, it might have had to exert all its strength to pull that mirage dragon out.

Now----

Zhu Chi is already the master of the growing order of time.

No roar is needed; its massive, river-like body is propelled only by the muscles and blood flowing through it.

The silk threads, derived from the lip dragon, were pulled out inch by inch from the river of time.

"Come out," the Crimson Dragon commanded in a deep voice, as if giving orders to heaven and earth.

The body, brimming with terrifying power, exerted its force with a thunderous roar.

"Bang!"

It was as if a giant star had fallen and crashed down on Zhongshan Mountain.

The corpse of the lip dragon was pulled out of the void by the giant snake and slammed to the ground.

"We succeeded!"

The dragon panted heavily, its eyes burning as it stared at the lifeless corpse of the lipped dragon on the ground.

In its eyes.

This mirage dragon's corpse had everything it should have, except for the lack of water transport.

Dragon blood, dragon pearl, dragon horn, dragon scale, dragon flesh, dragon tendon, dragon bone.

"The monsters of Zhongshan can finally have a taste of meat."

The red dragon raised its head, spread its arms, and bathed in the heavy rain.

The rain and dew, brimming with life and spreading across the earth, seem like a gift from heaven and earth to celebrate its rebirth.

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North of Yongningzhou, north of Chunhua Marsh.

This place is at a very high altitude, with extremely low temperatures and almost no tree cover; it is entirely covered with gray-green grassland.

The night was deep.

But some people are working hard.

A slender figure carried the boundary stone, which was more than ten meters wide, on his back.

Barefoot, I walked on the muddy grass.

Step by step, we head north.

"Go a little further, just a little further, and I'll be safe once I'm carried back into the mountains."

The girl was dressed in a snow-white dress, completely white from head to toe.

It was as if the snow had transformed into a human, and then draped itself in a layer of white makeup.

She walked barefoot through the sewage, yet not a drop of it got on her.

Suddenly, the girl felt a tremor in her heart.

It seems that a being exists in the East, challenging the established order.

It forcefully challenged the order and ultimately extracted what it wanted.

That direction ————

"That's terrifying! That's terrifying!"

Thinking of that ferocious red dragon, the girl quickened her pace.

Although the red dragon didn't seem to intend to eat him.

But scary is scary.

The girl's bare feet danced across the grass like butterflies.

She was supposed to keep running until sunrise before stopping.

Just as the moon rose into the sky, the girl suddenly threw the stone tablet into the air.

The boundary stone crashed down, covering the girl.

A blue tiger came running from afar and stopped beside the boundary marker.

"It moved forward a little more?" Lingyi asked, puzzled.

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