Chapter 86: Chapter 86 Heart Demon
Chapter 86: Heart Demon
ngyu didn’t use her Inner Strength, relying purely on brute force, but each punch landed squarely on flesh.
Yet even using only brute force was more than Jiang Huaiyu could bear.
Jiang Huaiyu wanted to scream out in pain to vent, but her Dumb Acupoint was sealed, and she couldn’t make a sound.
Only the pained expression on her face and the large sweat beads that ford could show the extre pain she was enduring at the mont.
Gradually, ngyu was controlled by the Heart Demon, striking heavier with each blow.
Finally, Jiang Huaiyu was beaten to a near-death state, collapsing to the ground.
But ngyu kept hitting, with only one thought in her mind: kill her, kill her!
Xiao Tao finally noticed sothing was wrong with her master.
She desperately shouted in ngyu’s heart: “Master, stop! If you keep going, she won’t be savable!”
With a jolt, ngyu finally ca to her senses.
She looked down at Jiang Huaiyu on the ground, who was gasping weakly, seemingly about to breathe her last at any mont.
“What—what happened?” she exclaid in shock.
Xiao Tao: “Master, it was you who beat her. You were almost possessed by the demon. Fortunately, you could still hear calling.”
ngyu also felt a bit frightened; she had only just started her cultivation, her spirit was unstable, and her traumatic past life had triggered the Heart Demon. Fortunately, Xiao Tao was there.
ngyu looked again at Jiang Huaiyu lying on the ground like a corpse, feeling sowhat depressed.
This wasn’t a deep forest; if Jiang Huaiyu died, she couldn’t escape the law.
Besides, the suffering she endured in her previous life wasn’t sothing that could be compensated for by Jiang Huaiyu’s death alone.
ngyu took out the dicine she had stolen from the storage talisman. She used it on all of Jiang Huaiyu’s external wounds, but for the internal injuries, she only administered half a dose to preserve her life.
By tomorrow morning, her external injuries would be healed, but her internal injuries would take at least a month to recover. Even then, her physical condition would have significantly deteriorated.
Taking advantage of Jiang Huaiyu still being unconscious, ngyu quickly opened her suitcase, retrieved her own antique vase, and stored it away in her space.
Xiao Tao exclaid from inside the space, “Wow, what a fantastic item! This antique vase goes as a pair with the one from last ti, also worth two hundred Essence Value. With this, the space can expand a bit more.”
ngyu knew, of course, that this vase was a pair with the one from last ti.
She moved Jiang Huaiyu to the bed, covered her with a blanket, ticulously erased any signs of her own presence, left the room, and exited the inn without being noticed.
Tomorrow, when Jiang Huaiyu wakes up, her acupoints will release on their own, and she will rember tonight’s events, but since no injuries will be visible on her body, even if she calls the police, no one will believe her.
Ultimately, people will just think she had a nightmare, even if she ntions the vase, no one will believe her.
After wandering around for a bit, ngyu checked into a separate room at another inn.
That night, she entered her space and found that because the space absorbed the Sun and Moon Essence from the antique vase, it expanded another ter outward.
Although the fog only receded one ter further, the whole space seed much wider, with three-fifths of the peach tree now visible.
Initially, the whole space appeared to be only four acres, but now it should be about six acres.
Even though previously it was slightly more than four acres wide, the mountains, rivers, and beach occupied most of it, leaving less than one acre of land.
But with this expansion, mainly toward the side of the peach tree, the added land area, together with the original one acre, now totaled three acres. Of course, the thatched house’s dicinal Garden that cos with the space doesn’t count, as it’s a Space House.
She should bring in so seeds to plant. With this space, she wouldn’t have to worry about food and shelter in the future.
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