Anti-Quick Transmigration System: Black-bellied male god, please take the move!

Chapter 519 Raiders of the Cold Emperor 36
arctic fox!

Come sooner or later, but at this time!
Miya stared angrily at the place where the white fox passed by. However, Miya noticed the white fox, and Nangong Heng, who was not far away from her, naturally also noticed it.

He immediately hid in the grass on one side, and it was obvious that he had already moved his mind on the white fox.

Miya frowned and looked at him staring at the white fox, thinking that this man's life was a little too good. She had already arrived first, so why did he appear here when he should not be here?
Just as she was thinking, she saw that the man had already quietly drawn his bow, and his eyes were fixed on the white fox.

Nangong Heng held his breath, and the full bow followed the agile white fox closely. When it finally relaxed its vigilance and paused for a second——

Shoot that arrow suddenly!

The arrow pierced through the air and flew straight towards the white fox, with such a speed that it was too late to dodge!But when that arrow was about to pierce the white fox's body, another one came through the air!

The arrow was extremely fast, and it forcibly shot down the arrow that should have taken the white fox's life.

The white fox was startled, and hurriedly burrowed into the snow on one side and disappeared!
Nangong Heng turned his gaze to the woman who stood up slowly in the grass on the other side.

"Sorry to interrupt the king's hunting."

She smiled and took the arrow away. Even though she said this, there was a hint of guilt in her eyes?

Nangong Heng also took the arrow, and replied indifferently: "Don't bother, the prey just appeared."

He was clearly referring to herself.

Miya ignored his teasing, turned around and walked towards the direction where the white fox disappeared: "But the king interrupted my hunting."

"Are you looking for that white fox?" Nangong Heng chased after him and asked.

"Otherwise?" Miya asked back.

Nangong Heng looked at the vast expanse of snow and smiled: "I'm afraid it will be hard to find."

Miya didn't answer the words, this white fox is extremely spiritual, if it heard the voice, I'm afraid it will take a long time to find it.

But Nangong Heng seemed to really not care about the whereabouts of the white fox, and continued to ask: "Hey, what you just said to this king is still worthwhile?"

Miya rolled her eyes at him angrily: "If the king dares to make a bet, then he will certainly be able to make a bet."

"That's good, don't lose and cry later." Nangong Heng said calmly, as if he had already firmly grasped the victory of the game.

"What a coincidence. I'm also waiting to see the king cry."

"Well, even if this king wants not to lose this person, he can't let the water go, don't you think so?" Nangong Heng turned to look at the woman beside him and raised his eyebrows.

Miya didn't speak, and observed the deep and shallow footprints left on the surrounding snow.

"It's what you said. No matter what request the winner makes, as long as it doesn't violate morality and ethics, the loser must follow it." Nangong Heng narrowed his eyes slightly, confirming with her searchingly, as if he was afraid that she would go back on his word.

"En." She replied softly with a little impatience, this man has lost his memory, why is he still so noisy?

But she clearly remembered that neither the man nor Nangong Heng in front of her clearly liked to talk.

The man looked at Miya, who was silent beside him, and suddenly asked curiously: "I'm a little curious, what exactly is the reward you want to ask for?"

"Will the king let his concubines win?" Miya suddenly smiled.

Nangong Heng looked at the woman who suddenly smiled in front of her. This woman, who has never been called a concubine several times in normal times, suddenly called herself by this name, either for reward or for the current situation.

However, he was still in a good mood, and said with a smile: "Since it's a competition, each of them depends on their own abilities."

(End of this chapter)