Monument of Life and Death - Chapter 1101

Chapter 1101 Xiaolan’s Fate

Jasli supported Miaozhen with her right hand, raised her left hand, and groaned softly.

“Bundle.”

The scatter floating in the air burst into golden light in an instant, and gradually gathered together with the shavings around it, and slowly condensed into a golden band of light that was as long as an arm. The light band landed lightly, and finally landed in Jasmine’s left palm. The belt of light turned back into a spirit lock whip, which was received behind Jasmine’s back.

The flame disappeared.

Jasmine felt that the air around her was clear and gentle.

What does this space look like now?

Jasmine was about to transform into another image of herself looking around, at this moment, Miaozhen, who had been leaning against her side, moved slightly.

Jasmine stopped the movements of her hands in an instant, and quietly judged her own feelings.

The friction of the cloth rustled.

Miaozhen’s body is moving!

Miaozhen straightened up, and after pausing on the spot for a few seconds, she took a step forward, stepping on an even and gentle pace, step by step.

It’s like guiding yourself.

Jasmine tried to call out.

“Miaozhen?”

Miaozhen didn’t answer in words, but Jasmine could hear it, and Miaozhen hesitated for a while.

He could hear it.

Jasmine followed up again.

***

Xia Ni seemed to feel something.

He suddenly lowered his head and looked at Auntie’s body in his arms.

Is it an illusion?

“Sister Hazy?” Xia Ni called out tentatively.

Auntie Oboro did not respond, her face was serene.

Is it really…

But, this feeling.

Xia Ni felt the joy in her heart surging under the tide on the one hand, and on the other hand, her spine was getting chills uncontrollably.

This is a fight between intuition and expectations.

Xia Ni’s hands also trembled.

He felt the temperature.

Aunt Oboro’s body, which had been completely frozen not long ago, regained its temperature.

Emotionally, Xia Ni is more willing to believe that Aunt Oboro is resurrecting.

But reason told him, it wasn’t like this.

Strange things are happening.

“Sister Long… Sister Long…” Xia Ni’s voice even contained tears, “If you really come back, you can answer me, okay?…”

Aunt Oboro opened her mouth, but did not answer him.

A little blood-red thing slowly emerged from her mouth.

Xia Ni couldn’t believe his eyes, he subconsciously touched his pocket.

It’s not in there.

It was his little red snake that crawled out of Auntie Oboro’s mouth.

“You…you…” Xia Ni was stunned, “How could you…”

But the fact is not only that.

Xia Ni sensed something was wrong, so she moved her face closer and stared at the little red snake with wide eyes.

Its appearance has changed somewhat.

The red color of Little Red Snake’s body became more and more vivid, and a pair of huge pupils shone with unusually bright light.

Overall, it seems to be… glowing.

Little Red Snake is staring at Xia Ni, just as Xia Ni is staring at it.

Everything is different.

Xia Ni knew that changes did not only happen in places visible to the naked eye.

Xia Ni held her breath, and stretched out her hand towards the little red snake.

Touch.

***

“It seems that Xia Ni has no insect marks,” Xiao Lan showed the expected expression, “That’s why you insist that Xia Ni’s little red snake is not his life insect, right?”

Xia Hua’s idea was confirmed, and her expression suddenly became a little desperate.

“I don’t understand, what does this mark on your body have to do with Xia Ni?” Qin Yin’s interjection eased the atmosphere between the two at the right time.

“I think Xia Ni’s little snake is indeed a life bug,” Xiaolan answered Qin Yin’s question, but her eyes were on Xia Hua’s face, “It’s just that it’s not Xia Ni’s life bug, but my of.”

Xia Hua let out a long sigh, and closed her eyes sadly.

“Am I right?” Xiaolan felt that Xia Hua’s reaction was not what she wanted to see, “Or…”

“Wrong, completely wrong,” Xia Hua shook her head, and when she opened her eyes again, the tiredness in her eyes almost dripped out, “That bug is Xia Ni’s life bug.”

Xia Hua’s expression was so sincere that she didn’t look like she was lying.

Xiaolan felt puzzled again.

I really thought wrong.

“But…”

“You may already be close to the correct answer,” Xia Hua said, “but I know, if I don’t tell you, you will never be able to guess what the real answer is.”

Xiaolan and Qin Yin both opened their mouths slightly and looked at her blankly.

“So…” Xiao Lan swallowed a mouthful of saliva, “Will you tell me?”

Xia Hua’s pupils were reflected in Xiao Lan’s eyes. For some reason, Xiao Lan felt that what she was looking at was not a person, but a snake.

“Do you remember that Ah Yun mentioned something to you?” Xia Hua asked suddenly.

The question was unclear, but the answer to the question jumped out of Xiaolan’s mind.

“Is it the matter of your Yuanzu?” Xiaolan said.

“It seems that you still remember,” Xia Hua’s speech speed suddenly became a little stiff, “Have you ever thought about why this is?”

“Does it mean that I look like your Yuanzu?” Xiao Lan narrowed her eyes, “Just based on that portrait?”

“In the past, it might only be based on that portrait,” Xia Hua raised her hand and pointed to Xiao Lan’s chest, “Now, this insect print is also added.”

Xiaolan pressed her chest, “This is really a bug mark, so what is my life bug? Isn’t it really that little red snake?”

Xia Hua laughed, as if she thought it was ridiculous, “That? That’s just Xia Ni’s toy…”

guessed wrong?

Xiaolan scratched her head involuntarily.

“Then my fate is…”

“To be honest, I don’t know,” Xia Hua said, “but you should know it yourself.”

“Me? I don’t know,” Xiao Lan died of aggrieved, “I only have contact with that little red snake Xia Ni, I swear.”

“Where are the other bugs?” Xia Hua’s eyes became serious, “Think carefully.”

“It’s really gone,” Xiaolan couldn’t argue, she could only use her waving hands to help herself express her denial, “at least as long as I can remember.”

“What about when you have no memory?”

Xiaolan was helpless.

“When there is no memory, of course there is no memory,” Xiaolan said, “otherwise, why is it called the time when there is no memory?”

“No, you must have seen your own life worm,” Xia Hua said firmly, “and you must have confirmed the relationship between life worm and you.”

“I don’t, I really don’t…”

“Unless…” Xia Hua said, her eyes drifting away, “Your life bug is not a regular bug.”

Xiaolan calmed down suddenly, blinked her eyes, “For example, that little red snake in Xia Ni?”

“Why do you keep staring at that Xia Ni?” Xia Hua frowned, “Your fate is much stronger.”

“Then I…”

“It’s not a bug, maybe it’s another animal,” Xia Hua muttered to herself, “Maybe…a dragon…”

(end of this chapter)