Chapter 73: A Perfect Pair (3)

The Phoenix and the Dragon Clan had almost vanished from this continent; who would have thought that on this very day, in the Sunset Mountain Range, their figures would appear simultaneously?

What Su Luo called "dragon slaying" was merely dealing with Armored Back Dragons; this type of dragon was a completely different concept from the legendary Divine Dragon.

The appearance of the Phoenix and the Divine Dragon excited everyone, but the current situation was very dire.

Because the two Divine Beasts were locked in a bloody battle, the Demonic Beasts below in the Sunset Mountain Range suffered the consequences.

At this moment, almost all the Demonic Beasts began to stampede outwards, attempting to flee from the two fighting Divine Beasts to avoid being caught in the crossfire.

In an instant, countless Demonic Beasts surged outward like a torrential tide, like ten thousand galloping horses, with an imposing Aura that was unstoppable.

"The situation is not looking good." Nangong Liuyun's enchanting purple eyes held a deep chill.

"Indeed, the Demonic Beast Tide is coming." The Yaochi Saintess said indifferently.

"A Demonic Beast Tide!" The expressions of the remaining people changed drastically, their eyes filled with terror.

Although they had never experienced a Demonic Beast Tide, they had long been warned by their masters about how terrifying it was.

Whenever a Demonic Beast Tide occurred, the Martial Artists present were almost certain to face a life-or-death situation, but at the same time, it was a rare opportunity seen once in a hundred years.

Because the occurrence of a Demonic Beast Tide inevitably meant that a peerless treasure had been unearthed.

The two Divine Beasts, which had almost gone extinct in this world, were fighting each other, most likely over a Heaven And Earth Treasure.

"The Central Forest…" The Yaochi Saintess's expression was indifferent, her beautiful eyes shifting as if she had more to say, then she turned her head, her limpid eyes exchanging a glance with Nangong Liuyun.

Nangong Liuyun looked at Su Luo with his enchanting eyes, the brilliant light deep within them dimming for a moment.

Every Demonic Beast Tide, while dangerous, was also a rare opportunity.

In the past, he would naturally have gone to explore, but now he had the powerless Su Luo by his side; he could guarantee his own safe retreat, but he could not be certain she would remain unscathed.

Su Luo's expression was calm, her clear eyes seemingly able to see through everything, and she glanced at him indifferently: "You go ahead, don't worry about me."

After saying this, a trace of loneliness suddenly flashed through her heart.

Although Liu Ruohua was annoying, what she said was correct; with her current strength, she didn't even have the qualifications to stand by his side.

He and the Yaochi Saintess were people of the same world; they were equal in strength, well-matched in background, while she, in front of them, seemed insignificant to the point of being negligible, only able to look up at them from below.

This feeling was really quite unpleasant.

A trace of pity flashed through Nangong Liuyun's clear and handsome eyes, and he patted her little head: "How could I not worry about you? That is truly childish talk."

After saying this, he turned his head and smiled enchantingly at the Yaochi Saintess, "Be careful, treasures can never be more important than one's life."

His tone was gentle and soft, completely different from the cold and cruel demeanor he showed others.

"Thank you for the reminder." The Yaochi Saintess's eyes were as clear and moving as a clear pool, and her faint smile was like a breeze passing by, calm and unruffled, showing neither joy nor anger.

Her gaze landed on Su Luo's face, light and airy, clear as water, yet it instantly gave Su Luo a chilling sensation, as if she were being pricked by a cold blade, causing her spine to turn cold.

This woman… was she really as clear as water, devoid of sorrow or joy, and transcendent as she appeared?

A trace of suspicion flashed through Su Luo's heart, and she had a bad premonition.

Su Luo dared not say that her sixth sense was always accurate, but it had never failed her all these years.