Grumpy host, she just wants to do business

Chapter 643 Immortal Monarch’s Black Moonlight (38)

In the night, there was suddenly the cry of a baby, and then someone knocked on Tan Sang's door, and it was Di Heng who made the sound.

The boy entered the room, followed by Pei Siyu.

The three of them looked at each other in blank dismay, and they all felt the difference in this inn. It was really not right that there were no guests in the inn at dusk.

But none of the three of them spoke out, because the so-called mistress had been watching them all the time.

Now the "little two" big monster has gone out to look for food.

Pei Siyu pondered for a moment: "Let's leave this ghost place first, what do you think?"

Emperor Heng also thinks it is feasible.

It would be better if I went out and met other monsters than waiting to die here.

Tan Sang looked at the windless window, then blinked helplessly, and said, "Didn't you realize that he was trapped here long ago?"

"There is no wind, no smell, and no sound. Therefore, we have been trapped since the moment we stepped into this inn."

Emperor Heng had an epiphany.

I sighed in my heart that I was still inexperienced, so I didn't notice such a strange thing.

And Pei Siyu didn't realize that Tan Sang, who was rumored to be spoiled and domineering, was so careful, and his eyes changed a little.

Picking up the sword in his hand, drawing a spell with golden light, countless thin golden lines appeared in the whole inn, each one more detailed than the other.

This was actually something that the big demon could set up...

It seems that this time they met a big monster that is rare in this world.

Tan Sang looked at Pei Siyu and frowned, but he didn't expect that this fairy is really useless.

But the girl's eyebrows and eyes were still bright in the night, her eyes were calm, there was a coldness between her eyebrows, there was no fear or nervousness at all.

Even the sitting posture is casual and lazy, without any fear.

He turned his head and asked, "Ah Heng, I remember that magic talisman you learned yesterday?"

The young man's eyes were peaceful, "The Magic Talisman has been mastered."

Tan Sang chuckled, "That's good, I've never been good at that spell, but now it's useful."

"As for Senior Pei, you only need to restrain the big monster. We can solve this big monster."

It's really shameless, a trace of sarcasm flashed in Pei Siyu's eyes.

But seeing the changes of the thin golden line, Pei Siyu suddenly had an epiphany.

Are they going to transform this formation?

How could two children accomplish such a magical skill?

Pei Siyu felt that this was absolutely impossible, even two immortals could not change this situation, let alone both of them were under eighteen.

One is just getting started, that’s all.

Pei Siyu helplessly looked up at the starry sky outside.

In the night, the two of them slowly intertwined a strand of thin red thread around the golden thread.

A little nibble.

When the wind chimes rang, Pei Siyu got up all of a sudden.

A woman suddenly appeared behind her. She was good-looking and enchanting, but she could only be regarded as a vulgar fan.

She said: "Xiao Langjun, I think you are the strongest immortal cultivator among them. If you are obedient, I can make your death easier."

Pei Siyu is also a person who doesn't talk too much, so she drew her sword.

The woman suddenly turned into an extremely ugly spider, whose huge body almost took up half of the room.

No wonder the inn is run with thin lines.

Seeing that this practice has probably lasted for thousands of years, Pei Siyu can only delay it for a while.

The weapon collided with the spider's feet, and half the room in the inn was almost split open, and Pei Siyu also lacked spiritual power.

He roared towards the top of the room: "Tan Sang!"

The thin golden thread in the inn suddenly turned red, and then directly trapped the spider.

Although the spider didn't believe that his magic circle had been changed, he was more resentful, and suddenly opened his mouth and a black mist filled everything.

(End of this chapter)