Yang Guo: I'm invincible in the opening battle against Aunt Guo!

Just as Yang Guo embraced Guo Fu.

Inside the cave at Wuguan Pass.

Little Dragon Girl sat cross-legged deep inside the cave, holding a withered branch in each hand, slowly tracing it in the air in front of her.

The left hand draws a circle, the right hand draws a square, the movements are fluid.

Two completely different trajectories unfolded simultaneously in her hands, without the slightest deviation.

Seven days.

We've been trapped in this cave for seven days now.

For the next seven days, she immersed herself in the extraordinary skill taught by Zhou Botong.

Ambidextrous, multitasking.

Finally, today.

"It's done."

She murmured to herself and put down the withered branch.

Their gaze shifted to the cave entrance.

The place was covered with a dense array of colorful spider webs, crawling with spiders of all shapes and sizes—these were the "Colorful Snow Spiders" kept by the Golden Wheel Dharma King.

These spiders are extremely venomous, and their webs are exceptionally tough, making them difficult to cut with ordinary swords.

Five days ago, after the Golden Wheel Monk released these poisonous creatures, the cave entrance became a dead end.

Zhou Botong sat three zhang away from the cave entrance, his back against the rock wall, his face faintly bluish.

"Senior Zhou." Little Dragon Girl walked to his side.

Zhou Botong opened his eyes, chuckled, but couldn't hide the weakness in his voice: "Little Dragon Girl, you've mastered it? Impressive! It took me several months to learn this skill back then!"

"The poison that my senior was in..."

"It's nothing, it's nothing!" Zhou Botong waved his hand, but this aggravated the poison in his body, and his face turned even more pale. "It's just... it's just that I'm a little weak. These spiders are really poisonous. One bite, and even with all my years of cultivation, I can't suppress it."

He spoke casually, but Xiaolongnu saw it clearly.

Zhou Botong's forehead was covered in a fine layer of cold sweat, and his breathing was much more rapid than usual.

If this poison had been applied to anyone else, they would probably have died long ago.

It was only because of his profound cultivation and the poison from the Jade Peak Needle that he was able to endure for seven days.

"We've finished our nuts too." Little Dragon Girl looked at the empty corner of the cave.

Seven days ago, when the Golden Wheel Dharma King was besieging the cave, she found some nuts inside the cave.

It's all gone now.

Just then, a soft sound of footsteps came from outside the cave entrance.

A voice shouted, "Listen up, you people inside! If you don't come out and surrender, you'll starve to death today!"

It's Huodu.

Then came Darba's hoarse voice: "Hand over the Nine Yin Manual, and I'll spare your lives!"

The little dragon goddess remained calm, as if she hadn't heard anything.

Her gaze fell on the spider webs at the cave entrance.

The venom of the snow spider is indeed potent, but everything in this world has its counterpart; even the most potent venom has something that can counteract it.

She suddenly remembered the jade bees she had kept in the ancient tomb.

Bee venom and spider venom are natural enemies.

"Senior Zhou," Little Dragon Girl said softly, "I might have a way to break through these spider webs."

"Oh?" Zhou Botong's eyes lit up. "What method?"

Little Dragon Girl did not answer, but instead took out a palm-sized jade box from her bosom.

Upon opening the box, one finds a milky-white jade whistle, its body no more than three inches long, carved into the shape of a bee, its craftsmanship exquisite.

This is a tool for summoning jade bees.

As long as there are jade bees nearby, they will come running when they hear the sound.

She brought the whistle to her lips, closed her eyes, and began to play.

No sound.

At least the sound is inaudible to the human ear.

But Zhou Botong felt a strange vibration coming from the flute. The vibration was extremely subtle, yet it seemed to be able to penetrate the rock and travel to a very far place.

Outside the cave.

The Golden Wheel Monk sat cross-legged on a blue stone, with breakfast that had just been brought to him by Mongol soldiers in front of him.

Roasted lamb leg, milk tea, and tsampa.

He tore off a piece of mutton and put it in his mouth, chewing slowly.

Darba and Khodu stood to one side.

"Master," Huo Du said cautiously, "it's been seven days, could the people inside already be...?"

"No," said the Golden Wheel Monk calmly. "They are all experts. It's only been seven days. Even if they don't eat or drink, they won't starve to death."

"But……"

"Just wait patiently." The Golden Wheel Monk looked towards the cave. "The poison of the Snow Spiders isn't easy to cure. If they want to come out, they'll have to surrender. Let's wait two more days; they won't be able to hold out any longer and will naturally come out."

Before he finished speaking, he suddenly frowned.

A very subtle vibration came from the direction of the cave.

"What's all this commotion?" King Jinlun stood up.

Huo Du listened intently and said, "This disciple didn't hear anything."

Darba also shook his head.

The Golden Wheel Monk narrowed his eyes.

He cultivated the Dragon Elephant Prajna Technique to the eighth level, and his five senses far surpassed those of ordinary people, allowing him to perceive fluctuations that ordinary people could not.

The fluctuations grew stronger and more intense, as if... as if something was converging from all directions.

"Something's not right," the Golden Wheel Monk said in a deep voice. "Huo Du, go and shout again, tell them to come out and surrender immediately!"

"yes!"

Huo Du walked to within ten feet of the cave entrance, cleared his throat, and shouted, "Listen up, you inside! My master said he's giving you one last chance! Come out now and hand over the Nine Yin Manual, and I might spare your lives! If you resist any further..."

His words came to an abrupt end.

Because suddenly a "cloud" appeared in the sky.

A buzzing "cloud".

Inside the cave

Little Dragon Girl is still playing the Jade Bee Flute.

Her inner strength, channeled through the flute, transformed into a special frequency that transmitted to all the jade bees within a ten-mile radius.

As long as there are jade bees nearby, the swarm will respond to the call of the flute.

Huo Du's shouts came from outside the cave, but she ignored them.

The frequency of the flute music suddenly changed.

next moment--

"Buzz buzz buzz buzz—"

A deafening buzzing sound came from outside the cave!

Zhou Botong suddenly opened his eyes: "This is...!"

Little Dragon Girl put down her flute and walked to the cave entrance.

Through the gaps in the spiderweb, she saw the scene outside:

Thousands upon thousands of jade bees swarmed in from all directions, converging into a golden torrent in the sky.

The sunlight shone on the bees, reflecting a dazzling light, like a flowing golden river.

The swarm's target was clear—the snow spider at the entrance of the hole.

"go."

Little Dragon Girl said softly.

As if receiving a military order, the swarm of bees swooped down with a roar!

洞外

Huo Du was so frightened that he took several steps back: "What...what the hell is this?!"

Darba's expression changed as well: "Bees? No... wait, why are these bees golden?"

The Golden Wheel Monk's pupils constricted sharply: "Jade bees! These are poisonous jade bees!"

He had seen records of jade bees in ancient books: these bees are as white as jade, their stingers are highly venomous, and their swarms are fearless and ruthless. Once they have their eyes on you, even a thousand troops would find it difficult to escape.

He never expected that the people inside could summon such a large number of jade bees!

"Retreat! Retreat quickly!" the Golden Wheel Monk shouted.

The three of them quickly stepped aside.

If they retreat, the poisonous spiders will be in big trouble!

The swarm of bees cascaded down like a golden waterfall, heading straight for the spider web at the cave entrance.

Sensing the danger, the snow spiders raised their heads and sprayed out venomous silk in an attempt to block the attack.

In an instant, spider silk and swarms of bees intertwined in the air, creating a horrific scene.

The jade bee crashed into the spider web, its stinger piercing the spider's body.

The snow spider, not to be outdone, bit the bee's body with its venomous fangs and injected its venom.

A jade bee, venomed by a spider, struggled for a few moments before falling to the ground.

But immediately three or five jade bees followed, one after another.

As the saying goes, even a large number of ants can kill an elephant.

At this moment, it has become concrete!

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