Chapter 249: Chapter 250: Monster, Let Her Go Quickly
Then, there were several snapping sounds as multiple roots broke through the soil.
Their target was clear; it was Su Yan, firmly tied to the trunk.
Catching sight of this, Su Yan couldn’t help but shiver.
Surely they didn’t intend to suck her blood…
Just as the roots were about to pierce into her body, several clusters of green flas flew, striking the roots and burning them rapidly.
The roots writhed in pain and quickly retracted into the ground, extinguishing the flas.
Yet, they dared not co out again.
Sticking out a little, they trembled hesitantly and did not dare to attack Su Yan anymore.
“Demon, promptly release her,” a very pleasant voice slowly rose.
Su Yan instantly felt like weeping; wasn’t that the voice of the white-haired man?
He had co to rescue her, hadn’t he?
Those clusters of flas were from him as well, weren’t they?
Regardless of who he was, as long as he could save her now…
“Ssshhh—ssshhh—” The leaves on the tree rustled without wind, producing a sound like a silent protest.
anwhile, the branches coiled around Su Yan tightened further, and she could even hear the cracking of her bones.
“Save …” she opened her mouth, calling out faintly and with difficulty.
If no one saved her now, she was going to be strangled to death.
The white-haired man was expressionless, seemingly not tense or worried at all.
He coldly watched the Tree Demon, then suddenly flew up towards it.
At the sa ti, he snapped two fingers, a cluster of green flas overflowing from his fingertips, then striking the branches attacking him.
“Snap!” The fla hit a branch, spreading quickly.
“Snap! Snap! Snap…” One after another, the flas struck the branches, burning them up quickly.
The white-haired man released several more clusters of fla, targeting the branches that bound Su Yan.
The branches, entwined by the flas, hurriedly retreated in fear, and the mont Su Yan’s body was released, she dropped straight down.
Just before she was about to hit the ground, a hand grabbed her arm and threw her backward, flinging her a dozen ters away before she landed steadily on the ground.
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