Peking Opera Cat Heart Feather

Chapter 128 Destruction

"You, you, how come you still provoked them!" After hearing this, Bai Tang's face showed an expression of extreme astonishment, his mouth opened wide, his eyes were wide open, as if he couldn't believe what he heard.

At this moment, Xiaoqing stepped forward, her pretty face looking particularly determined. She stood in front of everyone and said loudly, "We are willing to accept the secret now." It was obvious that Xiaoqing had made up her mind to trade this secret for the safety of Shopkeeper Pan.

However, Sha Wuhen remained unmoved. His eyes were cold and stern. He stared straight at Xiaoqing and said, "You want me to exchange the secret of Bu Zong's treasure for his safety? Forgive me, Sha, for refusing!" His voice was icy and there was no room for negotiation.

Gu Feng, who was standing by, witnessed this scene and couldn't help but sigh in his heart: "There is actually a cat who values money more than our Dengfeng tribe leader! Today is really an eye-opener." At the same time, the irritating crying sound was still heard. It turned out that the shopkeeper Pan was still crying loudly.

"Stop crying! Stop crying!" Gu Feng could no longer bear it and turned around and yelled at Shopkeeper Pan. But the crying showed no sign of abating, and instead became even louder.

"Hey! Stop crying! Stop crying!" Gu Yue was also disturbed by the crying. He shouted loudly, but it was of no use. In desperation, Gu Yue could only give up persuading her and turned to Gu Feng and asked: "Sister, what should we do next? We can't keep wasting time like this."

Facing Gu Yue's question, Gu Feng was impatient and replied unhappily: "What plan is there? Let's take it one step at a time!" After that, she glared at the shopkeeper Pan who was still crying. Looking at the stagnant situation, she didn't know what to do.

Gu Feng stared nervously at the stalemate before him, beads of sweat oozing from his forehead. His eyes darted around, his mind racing with thoughts of other ways to force the other party to hand over the secret of the treasure. Just then, his gaze strayed to a nearby pillar, and his ears caught the whistling sound of sand and wind outside.

A flash of determination flashed in Gu Feng's eyes, and he sprang into action, dashing towards the pillars like an arrow from a bow. His movements were as swift as lightning, with a series of light leaps through the air, each footfall landing squarely on the pillars. With a series of dull thuds, the once incredibly solid pillars began to tremble violently, and dense cracks gradually appeared on their surfaces, spreading rapidly like a spider web.

Then, Gu Feng launched another powerful kick at the closed door. With a resounding bang, the door instantly shattered into countless fragments. Instantly, the surging sandstorm outside, like a flood bursting through a dam, madly rushed into the house. The overwhelming sandstorm was like a ferocious beast, raging with fangs and claws, leaving devastation everywhere it passed.

The entire inn shook violently under the impact of this powerful force, seemingly ready to collapse at any moment. However, Bai Tang, who was inside, though nearly blinded by the wind and sand, still endured the discomfort and sneered at Gu Feng, "Hmph! Look at you, you're in such a mess, running around like a headless chicken. If you have the guts, stop using these little tricks!"

In stark contrast to Bai Tang's arrogance was Bai Xinyu, standing nearby. From beginning to end, she quietly observed the fierce exchange, a faint rhythmic energy emanating from her body. She appeared calm, but in reality, she was completely focused, not daring to let her guard down for a moment. However, the others present mistakenly believed she was simply on guard against Gu Feng and Gu Yue, unaware of the hidden secrets.

While everyone's attention was focused on the chaotic scene inside the room, no one noticed that high in the sky, a basalt shield was hanging high above, emitting a mysterious light. At the same time, a huge formation on the ground was also silently and slowly operating...