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Chapter 65: The Calamity of the Elf Girls (6)
Lin Chen ran quickly toward Lin Fan, her starlike, light green eyes flickering with surprise and curiosity, her face full of undisguisable excitement:
"Lin Fan! How did you think of that? To actually be able to do something like this!"
Lin Fan's mouth curled slightly upward, revealing a smile with a hint of wickedness: "Hehehe, otherwise how could I be your captain?"
That relaxed and confident appearance made it seem as if this elaborate "Final Destination" was merely a trifle.
Lin Chen looked at him with adoration, her eyes full of admiration and surprise.
She believed that Lin Fan possessed the memories of a hundred lifetimes and had experienced many incredible things, so it was perfectly reasonable for him to know such secret methods!
Beside them, Mu Xueyan gently brushed back her hanging dark hair and muttered softly:
"Our Master is Lord God Lord, and traversing the Mortal World is merely a trial; it is perfectly reasonable for him to know these methods!"
Xue Yao also nodded in agreement: "That's right, it is perfectly reasonable for Master to know these methods!"
Ye Youming slightly raised her eyebrows, her gaze carrying a trace of cunning and certainty. This is our Old Ancestor from the Nether Ghost Realm, after all; it must be reasonable for him to know these methods!
By contrast, Dan Xiner rolled her eyes and muttered to herself.
"Tch, this is clearly bragging! I bet Instructor Xiao Du must have told him. Look at that show-off attitude, it's truly an eyesore!"
Deep within the Blood Ant bunker, in the Regeneration Crystal Core cultivation room, thick liquid was still flowing slowly, emitting a fishy, sweet, and eerie aura.
Li Ya curled up her body, falling into a semi-conscious state, while a weak call still echoed in the depths of her consciousness: "Sarr…"
Accompanied by a deafening explosion, the heavy secret chamber door was violently torn open, with stone chips and metal fragments flying everywhere.
The surging, thick liquid, like an unbridled torrent, backflowed into the bunker passage, washing away the insect eggs along the way.
A burly and violent figure appeared in the rolling thick liquid; Sarr's body radiated a pale dark golden light, his angry eyes like torches.
He swung his giant claws, tearing the surrounding tentacles into shreds, and rushed toward Li Ya, who was entangled by the tentacles.
"Li Ya!" Sarr roared, pulling her into his arms.
Her face was pale and her breathing weak, but she still carried a hint of stubbornness and resilience.
The Blood Ant guards arrived at the sound, swarming from every passage, their compound eyes flickering with cold light.
They waved their sharp, sickle-like forelimbs, emitting piercing hisses.
Sarr snorted coldly: "A joke."
His huge wings vibrated, slapping several Blood Ants directly into blood mist.
More Blood Ants rushed toward him crazily, but were shattered into powder by the dark golden energy on his body the moment they got close.
Although there were many Blood Ant guards, they appeared as fragile as paper before their natural enemy.
The thick liquid continued to backflow, submerging more of the bunker passages.
Sarr held Li Ya tight and leaped toward the exit.
The Blood Ant guards along the way were swallowed by the backflowing liquid, struggling as they sank into the darkness.
Finally, Sarr broke through the last barrier of the bunker, and a strong wind blew into his face.
He stood at the entrance of the bunker, behind him the underground fortress was gradually collapsing, and Li Ya in his arms finally let out a weak gasp.
"It's okay now, I'm taking you home."
In a secluded cabin, light spilled through the dilapidated window lattice into the room, revealing faint dust.
Although the house was simple, it was kept clean and tidy.
On the bed, Li Ya lay quietly, a faint look of fatigue still lingering on her fair forehead; she had been in a coma for three days, yet she had not woken up yet.
Sarr stood guard by the bed, his brows locked tight, his gaze carrying a touch of unease and helplessness.
Suddenly, he seemed to have thought of something and took out a few dark red Bitter Spirit Fruits from his pouch.
This was her favorite thing to eat, perhaps it could stimulate her to regain consciousness.
Sarr broke a Bitter Spirit Fruit into pieces, put them to Li Ya's lips, and fed her patiently.
Li Ya's brows frowned instinctively, and the corners of her lips twitched slightly.
Seeing this, Sarr thought there was a chance, so he hurriedly continued feeding her: "Eat a little more."
"Cough, cough, cough!" Li Ya coughed violently, spitting out a mouthful of Bitter Spirit Fruit juice, her face scrunching up in discomfort.
"What is this, so bitter!" Li Ya stuck out her tongue and complained with a face full of disgust.
Sarr looked blank: "Don't you usually eat this?"
Li Ya wiped her mouth, paused, looked up at him, her eyes filled with surprise: "You saved me?"
"Yeah, I don't know why, but I heard your call at that time." Sarr scratched his head clumsily, his tone carrying a bit of confusion and frankness.
Li Ya pursed her lips gently, her eyes slightly red, her voice trembling slightly: "Thank you, Sarr."
Sarr averted his gaze slightly, the corners of his mouth curling into a clumsy smile: "It's nothing; I'm the one who brought you in, so I should be the one to save you."
Li Ya's gaze became anxious: "Then what about my sister?"
Sarr's expression suddenly became a bit heavier, his voice low and hoarse: "After I saved you, when I went back to the altar, there had already been a violent explosion, and I couldn't find your sister… I'm sorry!"
Li Ya lowered her head, her shoulders trembling slightly, but she didn't mean to blame him: "It's okay, you did your best."
Sarr sighed with self-reproach: "No, the one who should really say sorry is me. I'm the one who brought you there."
A silence enveloped the room, with only the faint sound of the wind brushing against the window lattice.
Li Ya fell into a brief moment of sadness, her lips pursed, and she said nothing more.
After a long while, she spoke softly: "I'm hungry."
Sarr hurriedly took a Bitter Spirit Fruit from the bag beside him and handed it to her.
Li Ya took the Bitter Spirit Fruit, her fair palm moved slightly, and a faint power of nature was injected into it.
The original pungent sulfur smell immediately turned into a fresh fruity fragrance.
She took a light bite, savored it carefully, and her expression calmed down.
Sarr looked at Li Ya's shapely figure, stunned for a moment.
Having experienced the soaking and transformation of the Blood Ant regeneration liquid, Li Ya's body had clearly changed.
She was originally just a green young girl, but now she had grown into a graceful young woman.
The clothes on her body were clearly a bit ill-fitting; the full curves of her chest could not be hidden at all, and the fabric was stretched tight.
Sarr's face immediately burned red, and he hurriedly turned his head away: "You eat first, the clothes are at the head of the bed."
He pointed to the folded clothes, not daring to look more, hurriedly got up, and left the room with a red face.
Li Ya looked at the folded clothes at the head of the bed, then looked down at her own chest, and was suddenly at a loss.
"Is this… a problem with those tentacles and the strange liquid?" She muttered softly, a flush of red rising to her fair cheeks.
She moved her body slightly and found that her whole body was filled with an unprecedented sense of lightness.
Her skin felt silky and delicate, so fair and flawless, as if carved from fine jade.
Her breasts were soft and bouncy, and with slight movements, they even had a rhythmic sway, making her feel both shy and stunned.
What surprised her even more was the change inside her body; those unspeakable physiological functions were incredibly good.
Especially the potential for reproduction seemed to have been crazily strengthened to an outrageous Realm.
Li Ya closed her eyes to perceive it, and to her surprise, she could clearly feel that if she were fertilized now, she could gestate the fertilized egg into a complete life within three hours.
"This… this is too outrageous!" Li Ya's face instantly burned hot, and she was so shy she wished she could find a crack in the ground to crawl into.
She bit her lower lip, shook her head, and forced herself to calm down. "Change clothes first… stop overthinking."
However, her mind could not calm down for a long time; as she put on her clothes, she couldn't help but think—what exactly did those tentacles and the regeneration liquid do to her?
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