The Journey Of Yin And Yang - Volume 1 Chapter 82 Ash Born Horses Ii

“Hiyahh!” Pot screamed from the back of the leading horse.

The Ash-born horse didn’t like the sudden extra weight on its back and attempted to shake it off while increasing its speed. Thus Pot held on to the horse mane as if his life depended on it and moved his body based on the horse’s movements.

At the same time, the other horses saw the unwanted man sitting on their leader and spit out fire to burn him off. Even though Pot was a Fire God, he preferred to avoid the fires since they still hurt. Though with everything to consider and watch out for, Pot was hit several times.

The audience of two could only shake their heads as they followed up close behind in the sky. Based on the situation, Pot wouldn’t be able to subdue the stallion before he was totally exhausted.

“I guess I am up next, huh?” Hot rubbed his hands in excitement.

“You think you have a chance when your twin don’t?” Yang teased.

“Of course, why wouldn’t I?” Hot wore a “are-you-kidding-me” face as he continued.

“Just because we share a soul, it doesn’t mean that we are entirely alike. Pot is the weaker one among us.”

As he said this, the leading horse did an abrupt turn, which caught Pot unaware. Without having the time to adjust, he was flung off the horse back and collided into the horses behind him. Luckily, he had finally got a grip on himself by then and managed to fly out of the way before being stamped on.

Pot ascended up to the others in a miserable state and was greeted by laughter.

“Oh Pot, the way you flew off was truly flawlesss!” Yang praised and swung his arm around his shoulder.

“Shut up! You probably will end up worse.” Pot said sourly as he shook off Yang’s weigh in annoyance. He then changed his damaged robe into a new one.

“We’ll see.” Yang smiled.

“Not if I get him first.” Hot cracked his knuckles before descending towards the horde.

He morphed a sturdy rope made of snake skin and threw it over the targeted stallion. The rope coiled itself around the neck of the horse before being knotted.

The horse disliked the sudden feeling of being strangled and began to twist his neck violently in order to shake it off.

At this moment, Hot landed onto the horse’s back and pulled the rope harshly. The stallion raised itself onto its two back legs and was knocked from behind by other horses. This caused the leader to abruptly fall forwards on his front legs, which caused Hot to fly off the seat.