Chaoyuan Road

But it was said that the Luoyang Peony Fairy came up with some white peonies that day, and the Jade Emperor drove to Yaochi, and asked the Queen Mother to taste wine and enjoy the flowers together. He didn't want to drink a few more cups, so he rested in the water pavilion at noon.The Queen Mother ordered to go on, saying that His Majesty has been feeling unwell recently, and that he did not sleep well at night, and it is rare to take a nap at this moment, so even if he is out of the water, he will not make any noise, and must have a good night's sleep.When Cun Xin heard about it, he led his people out and told him that as long as there was no rebellion, he would not disturb the Second Sage.Unexpectedly, just as the internal officials were about to disperse, Xiao Huangmen reported that the Dragon King of the East China Sea had come to see His Majesty and had something important to report.

Cun Xin glanced at the closed palace door in embarrassment, and whispered: "Please ask uncle to wait below me, and I will meet him right away." After speaking, he explained a few words in detail, and then walked back.She was shocked when she entered the house—not only Ao Guang, the Dragon King of the East China Sea, but also Ao Qin, the Dragon King of the South China Sea, Ao Shun, the Dragon King of the North Sea, and her own father, Ao Run, the Dragon King of the West Sea, were all waiting in the house.Seeing Cun Xin push the door open, Ao Guang stood up abruptly, and hurriedly said: "Niece Xian, have Your Majesty and Your Majesty got up yet?"

As soon as Cun Xin saw this battle, he knew that there was a big change in his feelings, so he hurriedly said to Ao Guang: "The second sage is still taking a nap, and the empress has something to say beforehand. No one is allowed to disturb me. If uncles have important matters, I will immediately Submitted."

"Hey," Ao Qin, the Dragon King of the South China Sea, slapped his knees and sighed, "Being in my dragon clan, of course it's a big deal, is it in the heavenly court..."

Cun Xin seemed to be in a fog, and looked at Ao Guang quickly, only to see the Dragon King of the East China Sea slumped down, weeping silently, and it was Ao Run, the Dragon King of the West Sea, who stepped forward to look at Cun Xin, and said tearfully, "Daughter, the fourth son of your uncle's family in the East China Sea. Miss Tingxin...is dead!"

"Father, father, what did you say?" As if struck by lightning, Cun Xin looked at her father in disbelief, then at Ao Guang, speechless for a while.Ao Guang shook his head and said: "That day Ao Chun reported that his friend Chen Xiang was intercepted by Yang Jian in Qianhu Cave and was about to be taken to the Heavenly Court. Ting Xin immediately went to stop him. When the chest was stabbed, the soul was scattered, scattered..." He couldn't continue, covered his face with his hands and cried bitterly, his old voice was like thunder in the afternoon, shaking the dragon girl's heart into a constriction group.

"How could it be..." Cun Xin took a step back, "Yang Jian, how could... kill the fourth sister?" Her chest and diaphragm were throbbing, as if she was about to stop breathing. Someone outside the door knocked lightly twice, and asked in a low voice: "Third Princess, Your Majesty sent me here to ask who is making the noise so loudly that Your Majesty can hear it."

Ao Shun, the Dragon King of Beihai who had been sitting stiff in a corner, slapped the table and shouted loudly: "Go, sue him!" The daughter glanced at her, and hurriedly followed her out. After walking a long way, Ao Shun shouted angrily: "Bump the clock, sue the imperial court! I don't believe that we, the Dragon Kings of the Four Seas, can't bring down a judiciary that kills innocent people indiscriminately." God!"

The third princess of Xihai dragged her heavy steps, almost like a log, and slowly moved back to her residence.Unsurprisingly, the Queen Mother dispelled the Jade Emperor's wrath with a few words. Even Yang Jian didn't summon the Dragon King of the Four Seas to refute him. And who would care about the life and death of a little East China Sea princess?

piece.

In Cun Xin's almost numb mind, these two words flashed past.Yang Jian is a chess player, while the Queen Mother is the judge of the chess game. In their eyes, there is only winning or losing. Everyone is a chess piece that can be dominated, replaced or sacrificed at any time.As for which one to sacrifice, it only depends on the mood and needs of the superior, regardless of the emotions of the chess pieces themselves.It's just that today the victim is Ting Xin's turn.

If, if, when the fourth sister came to ask Cun Xin for help, she had not refused so coldly, but had gone to Chen Xiang together with the fourth sister, then maybe, the dragon girl who died willingly in the Thousand Fox Cave would have been replaced by Cun Xin. Own.

But the fourth sister would not learn from their uncle, and only knew to argue in vain with the Jade Emperor and the Queen Mother.The fourth sister practiced martial arts since she was a child and led the army. In her eyes, only the sword is the only truth.If it were the fourth sister, she wouldn't be as useless as herself. She would draw out her sword, kill 33 Chongtian, and desperately seek revenge on Yang Jian.

Yes, revenge!

Cun Xin raised her eyes blurred by tears, and found herself standing in the secret room of the Zhenjun Temple, holding tightly in her hand the Clear Frost Sword that hadn't been drawn for a long time.There was no light in the secret room.With the very faint moonlight, Cun Xin faintly saw a black shadow on the couch, half leaning on the pillow, as if he was sleeping deeply, and seemed to be thinking about something on his mind.Holding her breath, Longnu slowly and cautiously touched it step by step. Her hand holding the sword was sweating coldly. In just a few feet, she actually walked half a stick of incense.

Yang Jian's eyes were closed tightly. Even in his sleep, his thick eyebrows were tangled, and occasionally his thick eyelashes would tremble slightly, as if he had countless worries in his dreams.Cun Xin stared blankly at his sleeping face, her heart was like soaking in boiling water, the pain of losing a loved one broke her heart, she just wanted to find an outlet to pour out her anger.She clenched her teeth tightly, trying to suppress the trembling of her fingers, and slowly pulled out the Qingshuang sword bit by bit. The sharp point of the sword was hanging above Yang Jian's Adam's apple. into his throat.

As long as the sword is struck, the person in front of him will be killed immediately, the spirit of the fourth sister in heaven can comfort him, and the grief of the father and the three uncles can be relieved a little.Cun Xin closed her eyes in pain, raised her hands, and pushed down the hilt of the sword violently.

However, the expected blood splatter did not appear. In the blink of an eye, two fingers clamped the tip of the sword, twisted it hard, and Qingshuang stabbed sideways, and thrust (anti-twitch) into the round pillow on the side of Yang Jian's neck. Immediately, he struck out with a palm, hitting Cun Xin's wrist holding the sword.Longnu's hands were numb and painful, she let go of her sword and retreated a few steps, turning around to leave.

"Where are you going!" Yang Jian yelled and jumped up, grabbing Cun Xin's shoulders, and the moment the dragon girl squatted down, Yang Jian had already turned her palm into a knife and slashed at Cun Xin with the sound of hunting wind. The dragon girl couldn't dodge in time, He received a slap on his right shoulder, and immediately fell to the ground with a scream.

Yang Jian used seven points of strength in this palm, he woke up from his sleep, instinctively avoided the sword and counterattacked, but he couldn't see the appearance of the person coming in the dark.It was only when she heard the cry that she felt something was wrong, and when she looked closely, she saw that Cun Xin was lying on the ground, her heart skipped a beat, and she hurriedly squatted down to check her injuries.

"You..." Yang Jian sighed before he could finish, "I should have expected it earlier."