Blue Phoenix Chapter 12 – Wolf

Standing in complete darkness, Hui Yue felt, even more, alert than he had previously. He quickly withdrew a light stone from within his storage stone. The light appeared within the dark tunnels causing shadows to flicker all over the place. Some of which were actual shadows while others were creatures which tried to escape from the light that was being emitted.

Deng Wu took out the light stone Hui Yue had passed him earlier, and Wang Ju Long picked out two from her storage stone, one for her and another for Sha Yun.

Although Sha Yun accepted the stone, she did not need it because she was a magical beast with enhanced senses. Her cat-like eyes were specialized to see during the night and in a tunnel like this it was no different.

Most of the magical beasts were retreating from the light. Yet a good distance away an horrendous howl could be heard, and the tunnel ground shook slightly as something was dashing towards Hui Yue and the group.

This was clearly no lightweight magical beast. As soon as they noticed it approaching, energy fluctuations could be felt as all of the young cultivators released their spiritual energy, creating shields which covered their bodies.

With a quick flick of his hand, Black Blood appeared in Hui Yue’s grasp, and a red flame sprang to life within his hand. Killing intent surged forward, and the advance of whatever beast was arriving slowed down significantly.

Green energy was swirling around Wang Ju Long as she started her incantations. Within her hand were seeds from three different types of plants. She then spread these seeds out in front of her as she kept mumbling incantations.

Suddenly the seeds started to sprout, and with an incredible speed one of the plants grew and surrounded Wang Ju Long, shielding her from anything outside.

The plant had long vines filled with thorns and flowers, poisonous flowers. Anyone who dared to get close to her would have to fight through the barricade she had set up.

Although the first type of seed had grown into the shield which protected her, Wang Ju

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