Chapter 140: They Definitely Slept Together, More Than Once
A group of white apes suddenly surrounded them from all directions—more than twice their number!
"Prepare to fight!" Jing Yun commanded, and everyone drew their weapons.
The white apes showed no fear, their eyes gleaming fiercely. They leapt into the crowd, their sharp, sturdy claws grabbing a person and hurling them against a nearby tree.
…
Ji Yin floated in midair, protected by Feng Wu’s flowing fairy dress. The white apes glared at her, baring their teeth, but could not strike.
One of the white apes turned and grabbed a vine, suddenly launching itself toward Ji Yin.
At that moment, a figure flashed through the void, catching Ji Yin in an embrace and delivering a powerful kick to the charging white ape.
The white ape’s body slammed against a tree trunk as thick as a man’s arm, snapping it clean in two.
A roar erupted from the white ape as it scrambled to its feet, furious.
Xuanyuan Ji glanced down at the little one in his arms; her cheeks were flushed like ripe apples, her entire body burning hot. She was truly a handful—he had only just left for a moment.
The white ape struck again, but a silver spear suddenly appeared in midair, aimed straight at the ape’s forehead. Without Xuanyuan Ji’s command, the spear did not advance another inch.
The white ape snarled and refrained from any rash moves, as if pleading with Xuanyuan Ji.
A chill swept through the surroundings, but Xuanyuan Ji ignored the ape and lifted his gaze toward a certain direction.
“Young master!” Wuyan immediately cupped his hands in salute upon seeing Xuanyuan Ji.
Ji Shaofeng, watching the little one in Xuanyuan Ji’s arms, frowned with concern. “Young master Xuanyuan, is Xiao Qi all right?”
“No problem.”
“Xiao Qi ate some fruit—it surprisingly has an aphrodisiac effect. I have an antidote here.”
“Go quickly to support the National Master. I will stay here with Yin’er.”
Ji Shaofeng hesitated a bit. “Better to give Xiao Qi the medicine first.”
“Don’t worry, eldest young master. I also have the antidote.”
Ji Shaofeng no longer argued. Medicine from Kunlun was far superior to his own. He cupped his hands toward Xuanyuan Ji and said, “Thank you, Young Master Xuanyuan.”
“It’s my duty,” Xuanyuan Ji replied softly.
After Ji Shaofeng left, Wuyan followed closely behind. Who knew what kind of remedy this young master’s antidote really was?
Once they had gone, Xuanyuan Ji turned his gaze back to the white ape controlled by the silver spear.
“You say my Yin’er killed your son?”
The white ape howled.
“And if it’s still your son who died, and my Yin’er was the one injured, then how do you propose we settle this debt?”
The white ape was speechless.
“Either your entire tribe is wiped out, or you leave my sight. The choice is yours.”
The white ape stared blankly at Xuanyuan Ji.
With such overwhelming soul power and presence, the threat to annihilate the entire tribe was not empty words. How despicable humans could be!
After much hesitation, the white ape finally submitted to Xuanyuan Ji’s overwhelming authority.
Ji Yin suddenly opened her eyes, gazing drowsily at Xuanyuan Ji.
“Fight!”
Xuanyuan Ji’s brows furrowed slightly. Fight what?
“If I win, then I get to sleep with Xuanyuan Ji!”
Xuanyuan Ji: …
Ji Yin struggled out of Xuanyuan Ji’s arms, swaying as she landed on the ground. She clenched her fist and struck the motionless white ape!
The white ape snarled sharply, truly wishing to bite her into pieces with its sharp teeth before swallowing her whole.
The silver spear inched closer, but the ape dared not move.
Ji Yin struck again.
The white ape stood like a wall—obediently enduring the blows.
“You can give up and admit defeat now; don’t waste time,” Xuanyuan Ji whispered.