Before the End of the World: I Became a Loophole in Heaven

Chapter 374 The Accurate Time

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Ji Li found that the consciousness after falling asleep was really interesting. She knew that she was rescued from the pain and fainted due to exhaustion, but she didn't know how long she had been in consciousness.

I guess I fell asleep.

Feng Kui was sitting in the pavilion before entering the temple. He looked into Ji Li's eyes with a gentle expression, "Did Qiongqi make my sister angry again?"

What Feng Kui was looking at was not Ji Li, but Feng Xuan, and Ji Li was in his consciousness through Feng Xuan's vision.

This time, Ji Li heard Feng Xuan's voice, which was more lively and energetic than Feng Kui's, and she said, "Sister! You don't know how much Qiongqi has gone too far!"

"He took advantage of my sleep, grabbed my tail hair and tickled me!"

"After I woke up, I found that the kid Taowu was still following me. He even wanted to learn from Qiongqi and catch my tail hair, but I caught him red-handed!"

"Sister, can I tolerate this? I can't tolerate this! I immediately exploded, sprayed Taowu's face with true fire, and slapped Taowu away... As a result, Taowu hit Qiongqi, and the true fire burned Qiongqi... It's okay to burn him, it just happened to avenge the grudge of pulling out my tail hair! But sister, He took the true fire down to the Blood Moon Palace..."

"Humph! I originally wanted to go up and add some more fire to let them feel it, but now they are outside the Blood Moon Palace. I came to find my sister right away. I'm so angry! Why didn't the emperor let us Feng Hong leave the Blood Moon Palace?"

Feng Kui's gentle face changed color, "Qiongqi Taowu brought Fenghuo down to the Blood Moon Palace?"

"I...is there anything wrong, sister?" Feng Xuan was very confused.

Feng Kui stood up from the pavilion in a flash, "I have to report to the Emperor of Heaven immediately. Remember, tell him that Qiongqi has captured your Fengyu and Taowu and taken them out of the Blood Moon Palace..."

"Sister..." Feng Xuan ran after Feng Kui, and was locked up by Feng Kui in a cave full of colorful stones.

Ji Li could see clearly from a bystander's perspective that it was probably the Phoenix Fire that caused the trouble.

His consciousness shifted and he was no longer in Feng Xuan's perspective.

In the Western Wilderness, Taowu and Qiongqi were on fire, but nothing happened to them. Wherever they passed, the wood on the ground was set on fire, and wherever they went, there was a sea of ​​fire behind them.

Fortunately, Feng Kui reported the matter in time and reported it to Shaohao, who then sent someone to invite Gonggong to come to Xihuangtian to put out the fire.

The natural enemy of fire is water.

The fire in the Western Wasteland was brought by Qiongqi and Taowu to the North Sea, which was the place where Gonggong controlled water. The water immediately flooded all the way from the North Sea to the Western Wasteland. The fire was extinguished, but some wood burnt by the Phoenix Fire was left in the North Sea. People at that time did not have fire and used the most primitive and crude wooden and stone tools. Then someone created fire when he encountered the wood burnt by the Phoenix Fire and was preparing to drill holes and grind tools... That person was called... Suiren.

Ji Limo, come on, the source of human fire, is this a blessing in disguise?

However, the names of Qiongqi and Taowu as ferocious beasts had already been revealed at that time.

In this fire accident, Qiongqi and Taowu were both punished, and Fengxuan was fine. Ji Li saw Fengkui holding Fengxuan... and the punishment could not be imposed on little Fengxuan, because she was much younger than Taowu, who is now a teenager.

The colorful stone is probably similar to the white jade in its function of warming the body and mind.

Ji Li always felt that the timeline was wrong.

The time points of human life, the time points of the Blood Moon Palace's life, and... the time point when Nu Wa first mended the stone, seem to be the same ancient period... Including in history, the records of Chinese mythology have never marked the exact time.