Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 1242 - Stomach

Li Qingshan clutched at his heart. He felt his chest tighten as his ears rang slightly.

“Qingshan, stay focused!” “Hahaha, we’re done for! The journey ends here!”

Gu Yanying’s urgings and Rāhu Xiaoming mad laughter pulled Li Qingshan back to his senses. He noticed that he was still in danger. Perhaps it was only a false impression during the instant when the space-devouring beast swallowed him, but he had never reacted so violently just because of danger.

Xiao An?

The interior of the space-devouring beast was as tranquil as outer space. Countless world fragments floated there silently, together with the mountains that it had recently devoured.

Li Qingshan felt like he had entered another world and no longer had to drift through space, so it gave him a strange sense of safety. However, the threat of death did not vanish as a result. Instead, it became extremely strong. The two feelings merged together to form an extremely strange mental state.

He could not help but hold his breath and gather his attention, clutching the Swelling Earth of the Nine Heavens firmly as if something terrifying was about to happen

The kunpeng pulled in its wings as well, shielding Li Qingshan and Rāhu Xiaoming as it looked around warily.

Only Rāhu Xiaoming laughed away, laughing at fate and laughing at himself. He continued until Li Qingshan smacked him in the back of his head. Only then did he look over furiously and meet a pair of pitch-black eyes. Fear and despair also appeared within them, but that was not enough to sway his tenacious will.

Gu Yanying smiled. “You’ve suffered another beating, Xiaoming! Could you try and think of some ideas while you laugh so that we can escape?”

These guys!

Rāhu Xiaoming said, “Unfortunately, I don’t have any…”

He had clearly uttered “ideas” already, but it seemed to be shrunken countless times. His voice had not been compressed. Instead, its sense of presence had been compressed.

Li Qingshan watched as a mountain suddenly vanished before his eyes. Only at a closer glance did he discover it did not act

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