It doesn't matter if your souls are scattered, as long as you die.

Black Hawk and Zhao Xu did not give chase.

Their ability to coordinate and injure Boli was purely by chance.

Only after hearing the footsteps fade into the distance and the sound of glass breaking three rooms away did Zhao Xu and Black Eagle breathe a sigh of relief.

They knew he had broken a window to leave the house.

Black Hawk righted the door panel that had been kicked away by Boli and leaned it against the doorway of the room, which had no door.

The two hid themselves again and became vigilant once more.

The room door was no longer functional, and the two had no intention of changing rooms.

For those with extraordinary abilities, breaking down a door is far too easy.

Having it is the same as not having it.

The reason Polly went out through the second-floor window instead of the first-floor window was because he was afraid Emma was on the first floor.

What he didn't expect was that the vengeful Emma followed closely behind him.

In the darkness and rain, Boli, who was running with his injury, was suddenly struck by a golden arrow and fell forward.

He tried to get up, but his chest felt like it was being churned, and it hurt terribly.

Polly knew the attack came from Emma, ​​and that she was still alive and would definitely attack again. He couldn't help but feel afraid; he didn't want to die.

"Emma, ​​I'm so sorry. I was mean to you just now. If you forgive me, I will definitely follow your lead from now on."

There was no reply, only the sound of footsteps accompanied by the patter of rain.

……

When Boli left, Master Zhidu stopped chanting, ran out of the room, went to the backyard, and carried Hanxi, who had turned into human form, back into the house.

They placed the person on a bed in an unoccupied room on the first floor, then carried out a first-aid kit from another room on the first floor and carefully treated her wounds.

He began treatment without checking her breathing or pulse because he had calculated that she was not yet dead, and that's why he started the rescue.

Saving one person is one less to worry about, and it's good if we can save one more.

……

The forest, charred black by lightning, was washed by a heavy rain, leaving the ground covered in black water.

Jiang Ting's fair face was now completely black, and she couldn't open her eyes at all.

This is very disadvantageous for her.

The giant python swept its tail, and Jiang Ting had no time to react. She was sent flying, crashing through several large trees before falling heavily to the ground.

She didn't even have time to groan in pain, because the giant python was coming.

If she didn't get away quickly, she would be crushed by the giant python's body.

Activating her wood-based supernatural power, a vine extended from the side, lifted her up, and carried her away, thus preventing her from being crushed.

Because she was standing at a high altitude, the rain washed away some of the black on her face, revealing part of her facial features.

Jiang Ting wiped her face, took out a handful of seeds from her pocket and tossed them down, her eyes filled with reluctance, but she still activated her supernatural power.

These seeds grew at a speed invisible to the naked eye, and dozens of thorny vines lashed out at the approaching behemoth.

The giant python paused for a moment when it was hit. It didn't feel any pain and was a little smug. It opened its foul-smelling mouth and rushed towards Jiang Ting.

Jiang Ting's eyes lit up; this was the opportunity she had been waiting for.

Three vines lashed out at the python's mouth with lightning speed.

The flesh inside its mouth is much more fragile than the scales on its body.

With this slash, the python's mouth was cut open, and the python roared in pain.

Seeing that she had succeeded, Jiang Ting immediately activated her special ability to send other vines carrying her away to other places.

She no longer needs to confront this monster head-on; she only needs to wait for the poison within the giant python's body to take effect.

She ran, it chased.

The python's vigorous movements caused its blood and qi to circulate rapidly, and the poison injected by the vines also spread throughout its body along with the blood and qi.

After chasing for half an hour, the python sensed something was wrong; its body was becoming increasingly heavy.

This feeling was passed on to Vikram.

Vikram sensed something was wrong and silently said, "Little Black, don't chase after them."

The giant python stopped, and its body shrank instantly.

Vikram grabbed Little Black in his hand to examine it, but before he could figure out what was wrong with Big Black, a vine shot out from under his feet and lifted him into the sky.

As she rose higher and higher, Vikram immediately guessed her plan.

This is going to kill him.

Vikram remained calm, putting the little black snake he was holding into the bamboo basket at his waist, and then taking out the little red snake that was still sleeping.

With a flick of the finger, the little red snake immediately woke up, and in its dazed state, it turned its head to look around.

Suddenly, a feeling of weightlessness came over me.

The little red snake suddenly became alert, its body instantly lengthening as it coiled around Vikram and disappeared into the air.

The night was very dark, and Jiang Ting's vision was obstructed. She didn't see Vikram disappear into the air at all; she thought he had already crashed to the ground.

She simply didn't hear the sound because the rain was too loud.

A few seconds later, she used the vines to search the approximate location; in the darkness, the vines were her eyes.

After searching for more than ten minutes, Vikram's body was not found.

At this point, she confirmed how Vikram had escaped.

Although Bijin Mountain is not large, it is still quite difficult to find someone in the dark of night with heavy rain.

In addition, Jiang Ting's powers were severely depleted after the battle, so she gave up the search.

Tonight wasn't entirely fruitless; at least the giant python is no longer alive.

Looking towards the Min residence, she thought for a moment, then turned in the opposite direction and went to another house, finding a secluded basement to rest in.

At four in the morning, Emma returned to the Min residence soaking wet. She took a shower, dried her hair, and then lay down in her warm bed with her eyes open to sleep.

The Min residence returned to peace.

……

Daylight broke, and the rain stopped.

But none of the survivors were truly at ease; they remained constantly vigilant.

Because killers will not stop killing just because it is daytime.

Light streamed in through the broken window. Zhao Xu crouched down and moved to the bedside table, opened the backpack lying on the floor, took out two loaves of bread, tossed one to Black Hawk behind the sofa, and ate the other himself.

After finishing a loaf of bread, Black Hawk carefully moved to the bathroom, filled his toothbrush cup with water, took a sip, filled another cup, and slid down the floor to Zhao Xu's side.

The two ate some food, which relieved a lot of the tension and fatigue of the night.

Pastor Zhan and Master Zhidu did not leave the room.

Pastor Zhan held the crucifix and looked out the window, his expression unchanged, as if he were in a daze.

Master Zhidu took good care of Han Xi in the room, chanting "Amitabha" over and over again.

……

Wrapped up like mummies, the two Taoist priests, Huang and Liu, were carried around Bijin Mountain in chairs, searching for the key point of the formation.

Because Bijin Mountain was surrounded by people, it made it more difficult for the two of them to find the key point of the formation.

Even with all its guards and self-defense forces deployed, the Hong Kong government was unable to drive these people away.

There was even land grabbing, specifically around the entrance to Bijin Mountain.

The land grabbers weren't from any powerful families; they were all gangsters.

In the end, having no other choice, they had to negotiate with the gang leaders to give up their space so that the two Taoist priests could find the key to the formation and break it.

These people surrounded Bijin Mountain because they wanted to go inside and see what was going on.

Upon hearing that a Taoist priest was devising a way to break the formation, naturally no one objected.

To ensure a smooth breakthrough, these gang leaders even took the initiative to help drive away ordinary people from other areas surrounding Bijin Mountain.