Chapter 2245 - 2245: Danger 7

Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations

The mystical creature may have initially approached to graze, but the presence of a sizable crowd deterred its intentions. Yet, who would pa.s.s up an encounter with such a magical being?

Gu Chaoyan relentlessly pursued the creature. Many others joined the chase, but they gradually fell behind.

Meanwhile, Gu Chaoyan persisted in the pursuit. They were on the brink of closing in when, unexpectedly, the mystical monster abruptly reversed course and darted into a cave, leaving Gu Chaoyan instinctively wanting to follow. Suddenly, a thunderous roar, reminiscent of a tiger’s, echoed from the depths of the cave.

Gu Chaoyan stared at the colossal tiger that stood before them. A tiger on par with a Paragon or a Martial G.o.d?

Gu Chaoyan winced. Why did they keep encountering such high-level monsters lately?

The tiger blocked Gu Chaoyan’s path, causing the mystical creature to halt as well. It stood before Gu Chaoyan and the others, seemingly relis.h.i.+ng the situation.

In that moment, Gu Chaoyan finally got a clear look at the creature. It was a young white deer, incredibly swift, to the point where one might mistake it for a galloping horse.

But right now, the immediate concern was not the mystical creatures but the formidable tiger before them. The tiger had likely been in a deep slumber when rudely awakened, and it was far from pleased.

The flora in this mystical realm was lusher and more colossal than that found outside.

A tiger of this magnitude possessed the potential to eliminate all three of them with a single swipe, and it appeared quite inclined to do just that.

Their only recourse was to flee.

Gu Chaoyan bellowed and bolted into action. Her speed was impressive, yet the Head of the Undead Race and Di Hongyun struggled to keep pace. They had trailed slightly behind during the pursuit of the magical monsters, and now, with the tiger looming, their lives were hanging by a thread. Speed was imperative.

In a reluctant move, Gu Chaoyan halted. She was preparing for a direct confrontation with the tiger, all while the magical monster gleefully observed, seemingly taunting them with silent mockery.

It was as though the creature sneered, “Foolish humans, you’ve brought this upon yourselves!”

The tiger, a force to rival Paragons and Martial G.o.ds, was truly a formidable adversary.

The tiger roared menacingly, causing a grimace to contort the Head of the Undead Race’s face.

“Care for a treat?” The Head of the Undead Race produced some Green Sun Gra.s.s and extended it towards the ma.s.sive tiger. “It’s quite delectable,” he uttered with an oddly placid smile.

Gu Chaoyan’s head throbbed. What manner of teammates had fate paired her with?

As the tiger lunged toward the Head of the Undead Race, he jerked away in panic, barely avoiding the a.s.sault. Dodging became his only recourse.

Meanwhile, Gu Chaoyan unsheathed her white jade sword and engaged in combat. She signaled Di Hongyun, who had been given a pouch of powder.

The powder had the ability to irritate the eyes, rendering the tiger temporarily blind to its surroundings.

She didn’t dare contemplate killing the tiger, but perhaps they could manage an escape.

Spotting Gu Chaoyan wielding a sword, the tiger lunged straight for her.

Gu Chaoyan skillfully evaded the tiger’s strikes while launching her own counterattacks, all the while searching for an opportune moment to a.s.sist Di Hongyun.

In a pivotal instant, Di Hongyun discerned the predicament and released a cloud of powder onto the tiger. As the powder took effect, the enraged tiger swung a furious paw in Di Hongyun’s direction..