Reincarnation: My Possessive Beast Husband Chapter 248: 249 Encounter with the Tree Demon

Chapter 248: Chapter 249 Encounter with the Tree Demon

Then, the tree branches tightened suddenly, and Su Yan was strangled so tightly that she instantly beca alert.

Seeing herself firmly coiled by a few branches, her eyes were filled with disbelief.

Before Su Yan could react, her body was pulled upwards, and she was flushed out from the large hole.

The white-haired man’s eyes snapped open, and in a flash, he disappeared from the spot.

“How annoying, creating such a ruckus in the middle of the night, does anybody want to sleep?” The little boy opened his eyes and murmured before drifting back to sleep.

Su Yan was pulled along, flying rapidly through the air, unable to see her surroundings clearly, feeling as though the sky was spinning and her head was swimming.

“Thud—” Suddenly, she collided with a very large tree trunk, the pain making her grit her teeth and grimace.

Then, from all directions, several branches flew towards her, swiftly wrapping around her waist and limbs, binding her tightly to the trunk.

Su Yan was shocked, and instinctively struggled with all her might, but the more she struggled, the tighter the bindings beca.

The branches wrapped around her kept tightening, as if they intended to squeeze her completely into the trunk.

Su Yan faced the trunk, her face twisted to one side, already crushed out of shape.

Her already delicate body now looked like a dried husk, clinging tightly to the trunk.

Su Yan felt a sharp pain in her bones, knowing that if this continued, her bones would shatter.

And then, she would undoubtedly die.

Although faced with such a bizarre scene, she remained relatively calm.

She knew she had encountered a Tree Demon, but this was simply too fantastical.

There were actually Tree Demons here…

She was just an ordinary person; how could she possibly deal with a Tree Demon?

Could it be that today, she would et her end here?

Images of Chu Yuxiao flashed through her mind, leaving a bitter ache in her heart. Perhaps she would never see him again…

“Crack!”

From the cracked earth, a thick root erged, the tip of the root was as sharp as a needle, and its sharpness was certainly no less than that of a steel needle.

Then, with a few cracking sounds, several roots broke through the soil.