Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 1640 - Nature

“Li Qingshan, you bastard!”

The nine-coloured deer was enraged. She stomped the ground and bounded forwards, turning into a streak of nine-coloured light. Her coral-like horns shone with dazzling colours too like a rainbow, immediately smashing through the dark demon qi around Li Qingshan.

The moment Li Qingshan saw the light, he lost his sense of sight. His eyes were completely blinded. He was aware she had already used her innate ability.

The antlers slammed heavily into his chest. His clone here was only at the third heavenly tribulation. He definitely could not defend against the full-powered attack of a Daemon Sovereign.

Li Qingshan shut his eyes, holding the queen of the night in his left hand and forming a seal with his right hand. The queen of the night flowed as his fingers moved about, extending his hand and gently making contact with the antlers like he knew how everything would unfold. He stated slowly, “On the day of the summer solstice, the deers shed their horns.”

One of the queen of the night’s seventy-two petals flashed. Only then did the countless profound inscriptions on the petals become visible. It truly hid an entire world of wonders in a single flower, clearly not a regular queen of the night.

The nine-coloured deer shuddered and halted mid-air. The light on her antlers shed layer by layer, and even the nine-coloured glow she gave off rapidly dimmed. She staggered as her front legs dropped to the ground, but she continued to wave her antlers around and use her innate ability, wanting to fight Li Qingshan to the death.

She said furiously, “I should have killed you the first time I saw you!”

Li Qingshan shut his eyes and sighed gently. “Perhaps.” Another petal on the queen of the night in his left hand flashed. “On the day of the commencement of winter, water begins to freeze.”

The nine-coloured deer’s full-powered attack had been blocked, so her struggles now were merely one last futile attempt. He pressed down conveniently and grabbed her antlers. Frost rapidly spread from the centre

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