Stabber of Hearts Chapter 127

The sky was getting darker and darker. Gray clouds formed a thick layer pressing overhead and were about to collapse. Zhong Linwan had already fainted in his arms. Bai Ji looked around and saw nothing but white. If they didn't find a place to avoid the wind and snow, they would probably be buried together in the mountains.

There was a strong tug on her shoulder, and the black horse anxiously bit her clothes to make her stand up. Bai Ji took a deep breath, picked up Zhong Linwan and put her steadily on the horse's back, looked at it calmly and said: "I can't hold Ah Wan anymore, please take her away."

Suddenly, a large amount of snow foam rose up in the snow about six feet away from the two men, and a hunched and sturdy figure emerged vaguely from it. It jumped up from the ground with extraordinary agility and rushed straight towards the two men and their horse. Its huge feet made a terrifying clanging sound when stepping on the ground. Bai Ji pulled the reins hard, and the black horse could no longer wait and rushed out like a flash of black lightning. At the same time, Yuheng made a sound and was unsheathed, cutting a gap in the snow out of thin air.

The sword chanting seemed to frighten the creature. When the black shadow was almost in front of it, it suddenly stopped and swung its arm towards Bai Ji. Bai Ji indifferently turned over to avoid it, and landed on the monster's arm with his toes. He raised his sword and stabbed it in the head. The monster had obviously never seen such a nimble prey. It let out a strange cry and tried its best to turn its head away. The cry was actually like that of an ordinary middle-aged man.

The sword blade scratched the side of her neck, leaving a trail of blood. The monster screamed, suddenly raised its arm and threw Bai Ji away, but did not continue to chase her. Instead, it retreated several feet and lay in the snow, staring at her hungrily.