Quick Wear: She is the White Moonlight

Chapter 236: The Sacrifice of the Great Witch of Southern Xinjiang, White Moonlight (28)

However, Qi Xun soon stopped worrying about it because Yuebai seemed to be waking up, but she had lost her memory because of the poison Mei Jing had put on her. Now she remembered that the effect of the dream-binding poison was fighting against the poison in her body.

Yuebai's face was pale, and a few fragmented moans of pain escaped from her lips as if she was begging for mercy, but when Qi Xun listened carefully, he only heard a few whimpers.

Chan Meng and the Gu worm were entangled and fighting each other, trying to prevent Yue Bai from waking up. Looking at this situation, Qi Xun naturally knew that he had to help Yue Bai, so he turned around and went to where the Gu King was.

It was still the waterfall where the cave was. Qi Xun took out a needle and pricked his finger. Blood dripped into the water, and the water surged in an instant. Then he took out the bone flute and began to play it. A small golden snake slowly crawled out of the water and spit out a green cocoon.

"Qi Xun, what are you doing?" Qi Shu woke up at this time. Just when he wanted to see what Qi Xun was doing, he saw that he had taken the Gu King. "The Gu King is in hibernation. What are you going to do?"

Qi Xun ignored him and continued to play the bone flute. The sound of the flute became increasingly rapid, and something slowly began to wriggle inside the green cocoon. Soon a gap began to appear.

At this time, Qi Xun's face was already covered with beads of sweat. Qi Shu could sense his exhaustion and wanted to stop him: "How can you ripen the Gu King?"

"Yuebai has been bewitched by Meijing, and she is haunted by dreams and cannot wake up. She can only wake up if the Gu King eats the insect." Qi Xun said to Qi Shu in his sea of ​​consciousness before the flute sound stopped.

After hearing Qi Xun's explanation, Qi Shu did not stop him, but he began to ask: "How do we explain to the people in the village?"

"Explain? Why should I explain to them?"

It was not until now that Qi Shu seemed to truly recognize Qi Xun. He once thought that as a great wizard, Qi Xun had the ability to control the entire village, but he was still confined to that cave. He thought that Qi Xun was indifferent, but at least he had a sense of belonging to the village.

He just had no worries and no interest in anything.

At this time, the sound of the bone flute stopped, and a green butterfly fluttered onto the bone flute. Qi Xun took the bone flute and the butterfly and went directly to the room where Yue Bai was raised.

When they arrived at Yuebai's room, Yuebai was still sleeping quietly, but blood was already flowing from the corner of her mouth. The green butterfly sensed the poisonous insect in Yuebai's body, left the bone flute, flew towards Yuebai, and finally landed on her forehead.

The green butterfly flapped its wings, dropping some fine gold powder, which was inhaled into Yuebai's body along with her gentle breathing. Soon Yuebai's complexion improved, and then she coughed lightly and slowly opened her eyes.

Qi Xun blew the bone flute and summoned back the butterflies. The green butterflies gently landed on the tail end of the bone flute. Qi Xun put down the bone flute, sat next to Yue Bai, and began to clear her meridians. After the true energy flowed through her, Yue Bai spat out a mouthful of blood.

At the same time, a poisonous insect was also vomited out. Yuebai looked up at Qi Xun. There was blood at the corner of her lips, which made her face look even paler. Maybe she was a little anxious because she vomited blood just now. There were tears in her eyes, like two clear springs, and finally a drop fell.

Qi Xun wanted to wipe it off for her, but just as he was about to raise his hand, he realized what was happening and just clenched his fist slightly, put his hands behind his back as if to cover up and asked, "But are you still feeling uncomfortable?"

"Why is the great witch here?" Yuebai did not answer his question, but asked back.