Top guide! The Sentinels were mesmerized

Chapter 46 Long time no see, sister

Before Sylvie could go on a spree, Chie knocked him out with her vines.

She sniffed the strange pheromone smell spreading from the hall.

Sylvie wasn't the only one who seemed abnormal.

After she settled the unconscious Sylvie down, she noticed a faint silver line extending from the far end of the corridor to her side.

The end of the silver thread swayed, as if leading her over.

Qianzhi stared at the silver line and felt inexplicably familiar.

She followed it deeper into the corridor, only to find that the two guards who had been patrolling there had disappeared, and even the lights were off.

The surroundings were quiet, with only some rustling sounds coming from behind her.

"Who is it?" Qianzhi turned around suddenly and saw the woman in the red dress hiding in the corner of the wall.

Vivian Rola, with tears in her eyes, stumbled to Qianzhi's side.
He leaned over beside Qianzhi and rubbed her ankles, which were left with red marks from her high heels.

"Miss Qian," the red-haired beauty said with sparkling eyes, "the sentries in the hall just now suddenly went crazy. I was so scared that I hurriedly ran out and hid. I'm lucky to see you here."

The hall was indeed under the influence of an extremely strong artificial mental force, and many sentinels were alienated as a result.

Fortunately, the palace’s equipment for dealing with various emergencies was extremely advanced, and after just a few minutes, the sentinels returned to normal.

However, Vivian had already run out the moment the Sentinel was transformed.

The sentinels who were suffering from alienation struggled to ask her for help and seek her comfort. Those ugly alienated hands almost touched her haute couture red dress.

Are you kidding me? As an S-rank guide, how could she casually release her guide element to lowly sentinels?

Her precious guiding essence is only bestowed on those who are compatible with her.

Like Theo Saltz, or Iain Gwynne.

It should have been easy to capture Theo Soltz, but unexpectedly this half-baked A-level guide showed up along the way and disrupted all her plans.

When Vivian thought of this, a hint of resentment appeared in the corners of her eyes as she wiped her tears with her handkerchief.

What an eyesore.

It would be best if Qianzhi could disappear.

"Guide Ruola, it's not safe here. You'd better go back to the palace as soon as possible." Qianzhi didn't notice Vivian's abnormality and reached out to her, trying to pull her up.

At this moment, a strange phenomenon suddenly occurred.

A cold whistling sound came towards them, mixed with the buzzing of insect wings.

A human figure resembling a sentinel emerged from the air, discarded the sentinel skin it had just been wearing, stretched out its dark front paws, and stabbed at them.

Vivian screamed in fear and quickly hid behind Qianzhi.

At the same time, she staggered to her feet, and suddenly tripped on her high heels, "accidentally" pushing Qianzhi in front of the sharp forelimbs of the insect in the evil wind!

The attack was obviously stunned for a moment, and he dodged in panic, but it still scratched Qianzhi's forearm.

Trickles of blood flowed down from Qianzhi's forearm and spilled onto Vivian's red dress behind her, and onto the rose of her spirit body that was exposed due to fear.

Qianzhi did not try to dodge deliberately because he did not feel the insect's murderous intent and knew that it would not really hurt him.

What she didn't expect was that what was more dangerous than the insects was the human heart behind her that she didn't understand.

"Ms. Qianzhi, are you okay? I didn't mean it!" Vivian said as she stood up in panic.

The woman in high heels stepped back swiftly, no longer looking as weak as she was before.

She quickly hid herself in a corner and saw the insect buzzing and landing beside the injured Qianzhi, then wrapping the still struggling girl in its front paws and flying away.

Vivian hid in the shadows, a satisfied smile on her scarlet lips.

Yes, that's how it should be. The dazzling rose can tolerate being decorated by dodder, but in the end it will become the nutrient that feeds the delicate rose. Want to stand in front of her? Forget it.

Her dazzling beauty should not be obscured by anything.

It was easier to get rid of Chizhi than her previous opponents, but she still overestimated Chizhi.

Vivian combed her hair again, put on a panicked look, and stumbled towards the palace.

The insect, holding Qianzhi in its forearms, flew very slowly, and considerately used its forewings to block the wind for her.

They landed next to a big tree, which was surprisingly not far from the imperial palace. They could even see the gilded eaves of the palace from here.

"elder sister."

The silver-haired boy came to Qianzhi at some point and looked at her with a smile.

"Cui, it's you." From the moment the bugs appeared around her, she knew it must be related to him.

"Sister, you are so smart. You knew it was me right away." Part of the boy's silver hair was quietly stretching out and winding up her back, rubbing against her waist.

Qianzhi tugged at the silver hair, but failed to move it. Instead, some of it became more tightly entangled around her fingers, rubbing against her fingertips in a sticky manner.

"Did you transform those sentinels?"

“No,” he said, wearing a waist-cinching silver robe that fluttered in the night wind, like a charming silver butterfly in the dark night. “I just came to ask the ancient tree for something, but I didn’t expect it to still have some consciousness. It got angry and released some mental power to drive me out.”

Cui put her beautiful face in front of Qianzhi and blinked her silver eyelashes aggrievedly: "I almost got hurt, sister, why don't you——"

Halfway through his words, his expression suddenly darkened because he saw Qianzhi's scarred forearm.

The insect at the back saw Cui's expression and knelt down on its hind legs.

Big tears welled up in its compound eyes and it murmured pitifully to Cuiji.

"It wasn't intentional?" Cui narrowed her eyes and listened to Chong's words, her expression becoming increasingly gloomy, "A woman pushed my sister?"

He grasped Qianzhi's forearm and snorted contemptuously: "Humans are such a bunch of ungrateful garbage. I'm going to kill her now--"

The fingers that were pinching his hair tightened, and Cui's head was pulled by Qianzhi to her cheek.

He turned his head and heard the girl's soft yet cold voice: "I don't need you, she is mine."

Roses also need to know that dodder is not a vegetarian.

"Cui always listens to you." His hair was a little painful when it was pulled by Qianzhi, but the boy's pale cheeks turned slightly red, and he smiled morbidly as if he was pleased. "Since you can do it yourself, at least let Cui help you heal your wounds."

He leaned over and touched Qianzhi's wound with the tip of his tongue.

A sticky, wet and warm feeling covered Qianzhi's skin. She moved uncomfortably and wanted to grab Cui.

But the young man did not move at all, and kissed her thin arms which were stained with blood with the tip of his red tongue.

The strange feeling of being licked repeatedly, the remaining blood being sucked out, and the strange behavior of the boy that followed made Chizhi open her eyes wide.

The robe on his back gradually swelled up, and a pair of gorgeous silver butterfly wings spread out from under his robe, flashing a psychedelic light in the moonlight.

Before she could see the shape of the wings clearly, Cui grabbed her wrists tightly and pulled them towards his chest.

"No wonder I always want to stick with my sister even though I don't know who she is. It turns out that guy has sealed part of my memory."

Cui pressed her painful forehead with one hand and licked Qianzhi's lips in confusion:
"Sister, it's you. Long time no see."

　Today is the fourth day of PK. I wonder how many babies will read this.

　　I don’t know how far the distant mountains will accompany the babies.

　　I humbly ask you to read the latest chapters and give me your recommendation votes. I really hope I can finish writing this story seriously.

　　(End of this chapter)