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Chapter 248 Demon Pill

After hearing this, Sun Xiaowu jumped up and waved his Ruyi Stick at the three demon kings who were in the same trouble. Sun Xiaowu ended their lives with one strike of each demon and one strike of the Ruyi Stick.

I looked at the three demon kings on the ground, and with the scimitar in my hand, I cut the lobster into a headless shrimp. With a few more swipes of the knife in my hand, the tentacles of the giant octopus were all broken.

"Move these away," I said, pointing at the octopus' tentacles.

Many people immediately came up and dragged the tentacles away. Sun Xiaowu, however, ran towards the carriage holding the lobster tail. As he ran, he shouted, "Master, Master, let's eat the big lobster tail today. There's a lot of meat inside."

Everyone was shocked when they heard this. Someone was surprised to find that Sun Xiaowu was not a human being, and shouted, "Hey, this is not a human being."

"Looks like it belongs to the Demon Monkey Clan."

"Yes, it's the Demon Monkey. That young master even accepted the Demon Monkey as his disciple. How amazing."

I was afraid that someone might be paying attention to Sun Xiaowu, so I looked back and saw that those people were far away from me. The wind was strong, so I didn't hear anything, but I saw that they were talking about Sun Xiaowu. My heart was a little cold.

"Humph, anyone who wants to target the people around me must die." I thought viciously.

I turned around, took out my spear and started prying the crab's shell. After a while, the crab shell opened, and there were actually two nuclear crystals inside, in two colors, one aqua blue and the other khaki.

When I took out two magic pills, the big crab also turned into water.

I opened the heads of the lobster and the octopus again, and found only a water-blue demon pill in each. It turned into water when I took the demon pill.

"Ah, what's going on?"

"how so."

"It's melted, it's melted."

"That shiny thing must be the key."

I looked back and saw that the octopus tentacles that I had asked people to move had all melted into water at a speed that could be seen with the naked eye. I looked at the carriage again and saw that the tail of the lobster had also melted at a speed that could be seen with the naked eye.

"Ah, my delicacy. Why is it gone?" Sun Xiaowu shouted.

"I also want to eat lobster and crab, but they are sold out."

"What's going on? What is this thing?" Mo Shang asked.

I didn't answer, but walked to the carriage and looked at Lu Feng, Lu Yu, Sun Xiaowu, and Zhui Yue. "Do you remember what your senior brother said when he left?"

Lu Feng and Lu Yu looked at each other, Sun Xiaowu grabbed his head, and the tight hoop on his head was about to fall off. Zhuiyue kicked his feet and didn't dare to look at me.

As soon as I saw their expressions, I knew they didn't remember anything.

I sighed and said, "Oh, you all forgot. Forget it. I'll tell you when we get to a safe place."

"Yes, Master."

"Yes, Xiao Luoluo."

"Luo'er. I." Mo Shangxun was about to say something. The originally calm sea surface was once again covered with huge waves. I once again stood by the city wall and looked at the sea.

This time, the sea water seemed to be gathering together from all the seas. It quickly rose to the top of the city wall and then stopped.

Just as I was about to imitate Nezha's battle against the sea, I saw a dark shadow like a hill slowly rising not far from the coast. I was stunned, and the people behind me were also stunned.

Mo Shangxun hugged me and whispered, "If the fight starts later, I'll hold them off first, and you take the brothers away first."

I looked at him, then turned my head to look at the disabled person in the carriage, and nodded. Although Leng Yan had recovered a lot and could stand for a short time, to me, he was no different from a disabled person.

Li Moxiao's cold poison was removed, but his body had not yet recovered. He had wanted to go out and explore with Yu Yuntian and the others.

I said I didn't care until my body recovered, but later I mentioned that my senior brother still needed his care, so I kept him.