She practices the Thousand-Hand Avalokitesvara technique, and it is combined with the Tongtian Jue technique. Although she still cannot fully understand it, she has made great progress invisibly. Those seemingly ordinary silk threads are as tough and sharp as steel wires. The beads
With great momentum, he ran straight away.
The man hurriedly avoided it, but the pearl flew out, hitting the two people in front of him on the forehead with a "duh" sound, and with a "pop" sound, the pearl actually penetrated from his acupuncture point, and then she pulled
, Pearl Spin, faster.
There was a line of blood on the man's forehead. He looked at the blood in disbelief and refused to close his eyes.
And the pearl whirled around and hit another person in the distance. That person couldn't escape, so he had to steel himself to fight the enemy with all his strength.
Although they are good at tracking and hiding, they are not good at facing enemies, especially enemies like Su Mo who are always on guard against their escape.
These people tried to use escape skills several times, but failed repeatedly. One of them just took out a thunderbolt, but it was penetrated by Su Mo's palm before he could use it.
They looked at Su Mo in horror, wondering how she could do two things at once. She controlled three threads in her hand, making them unable to fight back.
They simply gathered together and wanted to fight back. They judged that people like Su Mo, who had special skills and was suitable for long-distance attacks, were basically not good at close combat.
So they took the plunge.
Su Mo sneered, watching them rush forward without fear of death, she simply pulled back the thread, flew up, kicked one of them, and then slapped the third person with her palm.
The three people delayed for a moment, and seeing that the momentum was not right, one of them made a whining sound, and the other two whined in response. Su Mo knew that they were talking in code, so she ignored them and stepped up her attack.
If it weren't for the fact that her internal strength hadn't improved to a higher level now, and she had gained a better understanding of the Tongtian Art, she wouldn't have been able to fight one against three.
Suddenly, a man in black made a buzzing sound and rushed towards Su Mo.
Su Mo was startled and rolled on the spot, avoiding the man's bear hug. She only heard a "bang" sound and the man exploded.
Suddenly thick smoke billowed out, carrying a fishy smell, which must have been mixed with poison.
Su Mo was caught off guard and took two puffs. She suddenly felt a little dizzy. She immediately held her breath, then pressed her body to the ground, rolled several times, and got away from the white smoke.
The other two have disappeared.
She stood up slowly, slightly rolled up her sleeves, and brushed off the dust on her clothes. It seemed that they were aware of themselves and did not take the opportunity to attack her, but fled in a hurry.
She pursed her lips and whistled, and the whistle was so clear that it reached the clouds. Soon Lan Ru and others caught up with her.
Lan Ru had already taken care of those two people, but she also lost two of her own. The bodies were temporarily buried there and marked, and they would be transported back to their hometown later.
Lan Ru's hair was a little scattered and there was some blood on her face. Su Mo raised his hand to wipe it away for her. Lan Ru said, "Miss, that belongs to them. Are you okay?"
Su Mo shook her head, "I'm fine, but two of them escaped."
She had someone dig a hole and bury the person she killed.
She stared into the distance and said slowly: "It seems that our plan to hide our whereabouts has failed. The enemy has seen through us. In this case, we don't have to be polite and start killing."
Her voice was very soft, without deliberately emphasizing the tone, but the coldness also flowed from the corners of her brows and eyes, adding a chill to the early winter sky.
Speaking of which, Su Mo's experiences in her previous life and the education she received gave her a sense of awe and respect for life.
