Martial Soul: Luo Sanpao, Starting by Conquering Liu Erlong!-Chapter 96: Xiao Wu, Like a Little White Rabbit

Seeing that it was completely trapped and unable to escape, the Titan Giant Ape could only roar to signal Xiao Wu to run away!!

Don't get caught by the humans.

However, before Xiao Wu could react, she saw a figure with golden dragon wings rapidly approaching her.

Following closely behind was Er Ming's urgent shouts for her to run.

Seeing this, Xiao Wu's pupils contracted, her muscles tensed, and a look of panic flashed across her face. She immediately turned and ran deeper into the forest.

Xiao Wu believed she was very familiar with the Star Dou Forest.

As long as she used the forest's trees as cover, she could definitely escape.

However, what Xiao Wu didn't expect was that, in the face of the absolute speed of the golden dragon wings, her terrain advantage was utterly useless.

As she leaped and ran between the trees, Xiao Wu quickly saw the golden light getting closer and closer.

Feeling the soul power behind her getting nearer, Xiao Wu's panic intensified.

Her jumping speed increased, and she even began to run recklessly.

But in the face of absolute speed, none of this mattered.

"Second Soul Skill: Holy Light Descent!!"

Soon, a voice echoed in Xiao Wu's ears.

Before she could react, she saw a massive light pillar, two meters wide, descending from the sky, directly blocking her path.

"Not good!"

Seeing the sudden appearance of the light pillar, Xiao Wu's expression changed drastically.

Realizing she couldn't avoid it and was about to crash into it, Xiao Wu instinctively used her third soul skill!

Blink!!

"Whoosh"

Instantly, Xiao Wu, who was about to collide with the light pillar, disappeared.

A moment later, her figure reappeared on a branch a hundred meters ahead.

Seeing that Xiao Wu was already a Soul Elder and could use the Blink skill, Xiao Yu's expression turned serious, slightly surprised.

After all, in the original story, Xiao Wu was only a 29th-level Great Soul Master at this point.

But a mere hundred meters was nothing to Xiao Yu, who quickly closed the distance.

After blinking, Xiao Wu instinctively looked back, only to see the figure with dragon wings already catching up.

With only twenty to thirty meters between them, Xiao Wu's pupils contracted.

Exclaiming inwardly at what a monster this was, she immediately turned to continue forward.

But as she leaped, before she could steady herself, another light pillar appeared in front of her.

"Boom!!"

Unprepared, Xiao Wu crashed into it.

But she had no time to cry out in pain.

She immediately tried to use Blink again to escape.

However, at that moment, she felt a large hand firmly gripping the back of her neck.

The hand exerted a bit of force, causing Xiao Wu to feel a sharp pain, followed by a sense of weightlessness as her feet left the tree branch.

Looking down, she realized she was floating in the air.

Then, she was carried through layers of trees, emerging into the open sky.

"Let me go!!"

"Let me go!!"

Dozens of meters above the ground, Xiao Wu struggled desperately, kicking her long, white-stockinged legs and flailing her arms.

But at this moment, she was like a little white rabbit, completely at the mercy of her captor.

Any struggle was futile.

With her back to her enemy, she couldn't use any soul skills or soft techniques.

Then, as she struggled, another hand reached around and gripped her throat, cutting off her air supply and silencing her cries.

As her windpipe was constricted, Xiao Wu felt a wave of suffocation, making her extremely uncomfortable.

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Her hands and feet flailed even more violently.

As her perspective shifted, she turned to see Xiao Yu's cold, smiling face.

Seeing the face she wished she could skin alive, Xiao Wu's expression turned furious.

But with her breathing becoming more and more difficult, she couldn't utter a word.

She could only glare at Xiao Yu with her pink eyes, as if trying to kill him with her gaze.

Seeing Xiao Wu's angry yet stubborn expression, Xiao Yu, now certain it was her, felt as if the Soul Hall elders had possessed him.

"Hehehehe... Xiao Wu, I never expected it to really be you. No wonder that big monkey suddenly attacked us... It was all your doing, wasn't it?"

Seeing Xiao Wu's face turning red from suffocation, Xiao Yu chuckled coldly, then loosened his grip slightly, allowing her to breathe a little.

"Cough... cough..."

After coughing several times, Xiao Wu, pale-faced, managed to speak weakly.

"What... what do you want?! I warn you, don't do anything reckless! My little brother, Da Ming, will be here soon. He's the emperor of the Star Dou Forest! Another 100,000-year spirit beast, even stronger than Er Ming! With your puny body, Da Ming could drown you with a single spit!"

Hearing this, Xiao Yu sneered.

"Emperor of the Star Dou Forest? Ridiculous. Do you believe that if I just keep holding you, I could make him offer himself as a sacrifice? Emperor of the forest? More like the emperor of simps."

When reading the original novel, Xiao Yu had always felt that the so-called emperor of the forest, the Sky Azure Bull Python, was a huge joke. Clearly in love with Xiao Wu but never confessing, only admitting it after her death.

In the end, for the sake of his beloved Xiao Wu, he dragged his younger brother into offering their soul power, soul bones, and soul rings to Tang San, the scoundrel who stole their beloved. Later, in Douluo Dalu II, he even helped Xiao Wu and Tang San raise their child in the Clear Sky Sect.

And it didn't end there. By the end of Douluo Dalu II, Wang Dong'er, who had affectionately called them "Uncle Da" and "Uncle Er" for decades, was forcibly merged with another soul by Tang San, reverting to her original form as Tang Wutong.

The Wang Dong'er who had called them "Uncle Da" and "Uncle Er" was gone.

Xiao Yu couldn't believe that after everything they had been through, the Sky Azure Bull Python wouldn't regret handing Xiao Wu over to Tang San.

Splitting his daughter's soul in half and then merging it again—what kind of father would do that?

Perhaps Xiao Wu didn't know about these things, but if she did, how heartbroken would she be?