"In the history of Tianchi, there is another queen who ran away from the palace for the first time."
Long Lilie turned his eyes and looked at Wuhen Huachi, smiled warmly, and his eyes suddenly lit up: "Jun Wuxi, I agreed to let her go."
…
Eleven's hurried figure gradually disappeared from the green grass and blue plains. She walked in a hurry, more like she was escaping.
Long Lilie, don’t call me,
Long Lilie, don’t come after me,
…
She clearly knew that he would not do this to him, but there was a voice in her heart that kept repeating this.
Maybe, she had complicated thoughts about Long Lilie. Maybe, he really wanted to let her go.
But when Eleven suddenly felt weak at her feet and fell to the ground, she lowered her head suddenly and saw that the red mark on her wrist had turned from the burning sensation just now to burning pain, and her whole body was weak and weak.
Eleven couldn't help but feel something was wrong. She wasn't too defensive just now. Now that she thought about it, this mark only appeared after Long Lilie grabbed her wrist. Could it be...
Her wrists hurt and she gritted her teeth. Eleven cursed fiercely, but Long Lilie actually poisoned her!
He actually used poison on her...
Eleven took a deep breath, her legs were limited by the spread of poison, and she could only crawl feebly towards the river not far away. Her wrists began to fester gradually. She looked at the wound carefully, but in the end she could not cure the poison.
, I can only watch as those white wrists continue to fester at the speed of half an hour.
Phoenix blood, doesn’t it work against this poison?
The excruciating pain made Eleven grit his teeth unbearably, and he quickly reached into the cold river water in front of him. Although the burning sensation was relieved, the pain was deepened by the impact of the water flow. Eleven gritted his teeth tightly.
Tell yourself to hold on
She has studied countless poisons, yet she is helpless against this kind of poison
Long Lilie... wanted her to die?
Sweat fell drop by drop, and Eleven gritted her teeth to hold it back. She didn't know how long she had to endure it. All she knew was that the sky went from noon to night, and sweat fell down her forehead drop by drop. She didn't know how hard her lips were bitten, but until she
Even the pain disappeared from his whole body, so he fell weakly into the grass. His hands hung on the bank, letting the river water wash away the red, swollen and ulcerated wrists again and again.
The breeze blows, and the smell of sandalwood wafts over
Long Lilie walked to Eleven step by step, looking down at the pale woman lying unconscious on the ground with a condescending gaze.