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Chapter 83: You Have Been Abandoned (2)
Perhaps it was due to drinking the spiritual spring water from her space, but Su Luo felt her entire body become light, as agile as a swallow, and her speed was significantly faster than before.
Moreover, the symptoms of vomiting blood from the shock and the exhaustion from running had all completely vanished after a mouthful of the spiritual spring water.
Run, run, run.
Su Luo ran to the other end, grabbed a vine along the cliff, and swung across to the opposite cliff.
The Dragon was in hot pursuit behind her.
It unleashed a breath of Dragon fire, causing half of the cliff to collapse instantly, sending countless rocks tumbling toward Su Luo.
Su Luo was like an agile serpent, darting left and right, dodging continuously.
In the midst of the thrilling chase, a sudden flash of inspiration struck Su Luo, and she slapped her own forehead hard.
Her space had already opened, and the Little Cute Dragon's blood was no longer of any use to her. She could simply return the Little Cute Dragon! How could she be so stupid? She hadn't thought of that at all.
Su Luo's idea was grand, but reality was harsh.
When she had run out earlier, she had left the Little Cute Dragon in her space. Now, Su Luo could clearly see the Little Cute Dragon sticking its little butt up, sprawled over the spring, gulping down the spiritual spring water, which was disappearing at a speed visible to the naked eye…
Su Luo's heart ached terribly.
She hurriedly summoned the Little Cute Dragon in her mind: "Little Cute, be good, be good, come out quickly."
"…" The Little Cute Dragon continued drinking.
"Your master is about to be slapped to death by your Dragon mother! Hurry up and come out!" Su Luo dodged left and right while anxiously calling out.
"…" The Little Cute Dragon gripped the soil at the edge of the spiritual spring tightly with its two little claws and continued to drink with its head lowered…
Three blue veins immediately popped up on Su Luo's forehead.
This disobedient little creature—once she escaped this disaster, she would show it what for and spank its little butt.
Along the way, Su Luo was chased by the Dragon until she lost all sense of direction, scrambling everywhere. In the end, she didn't even know where she had run to.
Suddenly, Su Luo sensed people ahead, and they were people she was familiar with.
A flash of cunning and wicked light crossed Su Luo's eyes. Then, without a shred of guilt, she led the Dragon toward them.
Shifting the disaster onto others—this was a trick Su Luo used with great proficiency.
Soon, Su Luo saw a team of five people.
This team was none other than the one where Liu Ruohua was.
When Liu Ruohua turned around and saw Su Luo covered in blood and looking wretched, she was clearly very pleased.
She looked Su Luo up and down, then finally laughed wantonly: "Su Luo, it's actually you? How long has it been since we parted, and you're already in such a wretched state?"
Su Luo glanced at her nonchalantly and said indifferently: "Aren't you in a wretched state yourself?"
At this moment, Liu Ruohua's clothes were dirty and tattered, her face was covered in scratches from tree branches, and she was stained with blood, looking quite wretched as well.
The wounds on her face must have been caused by that tornado.
Liu Weiming glanced at Su Luo, a complex expression flashing in his eyes. He smiled very warmly: "Miss Su? Why isn't His Highness Prince Jin with you?"
Su Luo sighed slowly: "His Highness Prince Jin had to leave for some business, but he will be back soon. Do you have something to discuss with him?"
At this moment, Liu Ruohua burst into loud, maniacal, and mocking laughter. She pointed at Su Luo, laughing as she said: "Stop trying to gild your own face! Do you think we don't know? His Highness Prince Jin has long since chased after the Yaochi Fairy, leaving you behind. Do you still not understand? You are nothing more than a plaything for His Highness Prince Jin! A chess piece that can be discarded at any time!"
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