eurekapd Chapter 132 Since you're following me, you're my brother.
Chapter 132 Since you're following me, you're my brother.
Su Yao held Han Yi as they flew rapidly through the air. Her expression was solemn, and she kept glancing back, not daring to be distracted for even a moment.
Tuoba Xun'er, who was behind them, also looked tense. She gritted her teeth and carried Lu Xuefeng as she chased after them. Lu Xuefeng was pale and endured the pain.
Thirteen owls chased after them frantically, their fear of the unknown surpassing even terror itself; they would occasionally look back at the dense forest.
They continued to fly forward, but the suffocating sense of oppression remained ever-present, showing no signs of abating.
Su Yao felt her breathing becoming difficult, and each breath felt like she was using up all her strength.
Han Yi's brows furrowed tightly, his unease growing stronger.
The air around them seemed to freeze, and time seemed to stretch on endlessly. They didn't know if they could escape this terrible oppression, or what horrific being awaited them.
Su Yao gritted her teeth and pushed her speed to the limit, her figure becoming a blur in the air. Tuoba Xun'er also desperately increased her speed, her arms trembling slightly from the excessive force.
And so, in this suffocatingly tense atmosphere, they slowly moved away from the dense forest.
Every second felt like an eternity, and every step forward gave them a glimmer of hope.
Finally, when Su Yao led Han Yi out of the edge of that dense forest, the terrifying sense of oppression receded rapidly like a tide.
Both of them breathed a sigh of relief, their bodies feeling weak from excessive tension.
Su Yao stopped, and Han Yi was put down by her. He was breathing slightly, and his eyes were still wary.
"What the hell is that thing? It's only because my strength hasn't recovered that I'd like to run into it!"
Han Yi spoke, but the latter looked towards the dense forest and slowly said after a long while, "I don't know what it is either. I can tell that it doesn't intend to attack us, otherwise I wouldn't be confident in bringing you out."
Not long after, Tuoba Xun'er stopped not far away. She put one hand on her waist and patted her chest with the other. Then she suddenly raised her hand and pointed straight at the direction of the jungle, saying, "Oh my god, thank goodness the master didn't make a move, otherwise we would probably be done for there!"
Her voice was loud and clear, with a hint of smug satisfaction at surviving a close call.
It took quite a while for the Thirteen Heroes to catch up, and they all collapsed to the ground, panting heavily.
While everyone was resting, Lu Xuefeng's face turned very pale due to his injuries. He was enduring great pain and his body was trembling slightly.
He clenched his teeth, trying hard not to make a sound, but his distorted expression revealed his pain.
Upon seeing this, Han Yi quickly stepped forward. Now that he was completely powerless and had no more healing pills he had refined, he could only rely on the spirit of plants and trees to mobilize the essence of wood to heal him.
Green Ivy reappeared, stretching out her hands and pressing them tightly against Lu Xuefeng's head, attempting to once again mobilize the power of heaven and earth to heal Lu Xuefeng's injuries.
However, just as Green Ivy was mobilizing the power of heaven and earth, that familiar, mysterious force suddenly reappeared.
It was as if an invisible wall had suddenly and abruptly interrupted the source power that Green Ivy had just mobilized.
Green Ivy felt a powerful counterforce, which made her little hands tremble slightly.
Green Ivy was horrified, her eyes filled with astonishment and confusion. She tried to forcefully mobilize her source power again, but that power was like a stubborn stumbling block, repeatedly blocking her efforts.
Every time Green Ivy's spell was interrupted, Han Yi could feel the immense pressure increase, causing his blood and qi to surge.
A trace of blood inadvertently spilled from the corner of Han Yi's mouth. He intended to wipe it away discreetly when no one was looking, but he couldn't hide it from Su Yao's eyes.
Just as he was about to let Green Ivy try again, Su Yao rushed forward, reached out and grabbed Han Yi's arm tightly, stopping him.
"Han Yi, stop trying!"
Su Yao's voice was filled with urgency and worry, and her eyes shone with heartache.
She looked straight at Han Yi, her resolute gaze seemingly telling him that she would never allow him to hurt himself like that again.
Han Yi looked at Su Yao, a hint of helplessness flashing in his eyes, but more so his stubbornness. He opened his mouth, wanting to say something, but Su Yao spoke first: "Compared to Lu Xuefeng, I care more about your life or death!"
Su Yao's voice trembled slightly, and she gripped Han Yi tightly, as if afraid that if she let go, Han Yi would be in danger again.
Upon hearing this, Lu Xuefeng spoke with difficulty, "Young Master, I am merely one of your subordinates. I am not worthy of your treatment." His voice was extremely weak, as if it were being squeezed out from between his teeth. Lu Xuefeng's face was filled with a mixture of pain and inferiority. His eyes were dim and downcast, and he dared not meet Han Yi's gaze.
His lips were cracked, and every word he uttered seemed to require all his strength. His humble posture was evident, and he always felt that his bandit background was insignificant in front of a prodigy like Han Yi.
"Don't worry about me anymore, I don't want to be a burden to you..."
However, Han Yi interrupted him, his gaze firm and fervent as he looked directly at Lu Xuefeng and said loudly, "Who said you're just a subordinate? Since you've decided to follow me, you're one of us, you're my brother."
When Han Yi said this, his expression was serious and earnest, his brows were slightly furrowed, and his eyes revealed an undeniable determination.
His lips were pressed tightly together, revealing his resolute determination, as if he were declaring to everyone his recognition and importance of Lu Xuefeng.
When Lu Xuefeng heard these words, his face first showed a look of astonishment, as if he couldn't believe his ears. Then, his eyes gradually reddened, tears welled up in them, and his originally dim eyes were instantly filled with emotion.