Chapter 86 Chapter 86 The woman on the bed screamed again...

The woman on the bed screamed again, as if she wanted to rush out immediately to save her lover, but she was worried about her disheveled clothes and was frantically putting on her clothes under the quilt.

Li Hanshuang walked slowly to the window to look. Li Baili had already walked to the outside of the window, which was the yard. She stretched out her hand, and the green willow branch on her wrist was like a needle. It stabbed out quickly, accurately and fiercely, and suddenly lifted up the thing on the ground, as if it had become a fish hook.

Li Hanshuang took two steps to the side, making way for the window, and looked at the woman who was about to jump off the bed to put on her shoes.

The woman looked nervous, serious, and tense. Her face was pale, but there was a little blush on her cheeks. She gritted her teeth, stared at Li Hanshuang, and asked, "What do you want to do?"

The woman screamed at the top of her lungs: "If you kill someone, I will report it to the police immediately. No one will let you go! I will make you pay with your life! You don't count! Don't think you can be great just by running into someone else's house!"

Li Hanshuang shook her head and said calmly, "Why don't you open your eyes and take a look at what your beloved lover is like."

He suddenly smiled, like a demon that had just crawled out of the ground, and inexplicably with a little bit of persuasion, he asked softly: "Anyway, you wanted to see it too, didn't you?"

The woman shuddered, her face turning red and white. She threw back the quilt and got out of bed, stepping on her shoes. She didn't bother to put them on carefully, and went to the window to look, while being very wary of Li Hanshuang beside her.

Li Hanshuang took three steps back and put some distance between them.

The woman then carefully looked through the window to see what was happening outside. It would have been fine if she hadn't looked, but when she looked closely she found a dead fox in the yard outside, with its eyes closed and its tail hanging down. There were scars on its body from being stabbed by Li Hanshuang's sword, and blood was slowly flowing out of it.

The woman screamed, staggered two steps, and slammed into her own chair. She sat down, trembling all over, covering her mouth, and dry-heaved twice, her face becoming increasingly paler.

Li Hanshuang narrowed his eyes and looked at the trembling woman sitting on the chair: "Are you going to go on without a way back?"

The woman was stunned for a moment, then realized what he was talking about, and quickly shook her head. With a plop, she knocked over the chair, knelt on the ground, kowtowed to him, then curled up into a ball, sobbing, "No, no.

Although I was the wife of the local wealthy businessman Liang, I was not his legal wife, and he rarely came to see me on weekdays. I was really lonely, so I took my servants to Yuqing Temple to burn incense. A small room had just been opened there, and it was said that a statue of a deity that was temporarily stored there by a traveling merchant who passed by was enshrined in it.

I heard people say that the statue was extremely handsome, so although I was a little curious, I didn't necessarily have to go and see it. However, when I was worshiping, I suddenly felt dizzy and was half asleep and half awake. The Taoist priest in the temple and my servant took me to that small room to rest.

When I woke up, I saw the statue, and it was indeed very handsome. I couldn't help but sigh to myself, I wish my husband could be this statue, or as handsome as the statue.

It was just a casual expression, but when I got home that night, that person came to my room and said that he had heard my prayers during the day, so he came to fulfill my wish at night.

I believed it, and I never knew that he was a fox! Thanks to you two for saving me today, I was able to recognize his identity and no longer be harmed by him. Please don't tell anyone about what happened today. I was really scared and I know I was wrong. Please help me."

As she spoke, the woman lowered her head and cried bitterly, looking very pitiful.

Li Hanshuang raised an eyebrow, but before he could say anything, the fox outside, which was not completely dead, suddenly struggled and made a very hoarse and injured voice: "My dear, you and I have been husband and wife for many nights, how can you still talk like this? It really makes me feel sad."

The woman kneeling on the ground trembled all over, covered her ears and screamed: "Isn't that fox still dead? Is it still dead? Don't let him come to me! Don't let him come to me again!"

The woman's face was pale, her eyes were bulging, there were red bloodshot in her eyes, and dark circles under her eyes. She looked extremely terrified, and her whole body huddled up into a ball. She wished she could put herself in a capsule for protection, but she couldn't control herself and was shivering. She looked like she was about to be scared to death, and it didn't seem like she was pretending.

Li Baili pulled a willow branch outside, and the branch immediately wrapped around the fox's body and tightened violently. The fox trembled all over and actually managed to open its eyes again.

The pair of eyes were bleeding as they stared at Li Baili, looking like they were determined to bear grudge. An unknown voice came from somewhere, saying grimly, "I'm not an ordinary fox! I advise you to let me go now. I can forgive you for what happened. Otherwise, I will kill your entire family and make you regret it!"

Li Baili seemed to be smiling, but the sarcasm overwhelmed the smile. Although the corners of her lips were curled, they were cold. Although her eyes were curved, they were cold and dark, more like a demon than a demon. She looked at the fox and said indifferently, "You have become a demon now, right?

What kind of deterrent effect can a fox ghost have by saying these words? If I can kill you once, I can certainly kill you a second time. You don't think that others can only surrender, do you? That's too high of an opinion of yourself!"

The fox's body twisted and suddenly turned into a pitch-black, ghostly fox. It had lost its flesh and blood body, leaving only a cold and strange soul floating in the air. Although most of it was still trapped by the willow branches, it was obvious that the fox thought it would be easy to break free.

The fox held his head high, looking smug, squinting his eyes, looking down at Li Baili. Although he was the captive, he looked arrogant, as if he was the winner. He said loudly: "If you still can't see the situation clearly, I might as well tell you directly.

I am not an ordinary fox. I am a fox on a small island eight hundred miles away, close to the land on the sea. There is a seal there, and I was in the seal before.

I waited and waited in the seal, practiced diligently, and tried hard to find a way to leave. Finally, I waited for an opportunity. I left there not long ago and have been living freely here for a while.

You have to know that a fox spirit that can be sealed is more powerful than a hundred foxes put together!"

"Nothing more than that." Li Baili said calmly.

As he spoke, he hooked the willow branch in his hand, and the branch suddenly turned, crushing the fox's body into pieces, and then bit the fox like lightning, so that the fox's soul struggled in the air for a long time but could not escape.

The fox was furious and began to threaten: "Do you think I did nothing but play during my stay here? I planted fox seeds here!

Those seeds grow in the wind and crawl around people. Everyone on this street has planted my fox seeds. If I die, they will die with me. As long as I don't die, it doesn't matter if you break my body. I can naturally pick a new one. Even if you trap my soul, the fox seeds can help me escape! You can't do anything to me!"

"I can't beat you, I can't beat you," Li Baili raised her hand and flicked the fox's head, "Do you think that I can kill you but can't take away your fox seed?"

Li Baili smiled slightly, as if she had it all figured out: "Although I can't destroy those things immediately, it's quite simple to transfer the control of those things from you to me."

Li Baili lowered her eyes and lowered her voice, smiling and asking, "You don't think that we really didn't notice anything, and you're not an ordinary vixen, do you?"

Li Hanshuang nodded, the expression on her face was exactly the same as Li Baihe's, and there was a hint of smile in her voice: "Although we love to chat, we are not so confused about the occasion."

Li Hanshuang said to Fox Youyou: "Do you think that the time we spent chatting was all for you to escape?"

The fox's eyes suddenly widened, realizing that the situation was not good. All of his tricks might have been seen through or cracked one by one. If he didn't run away now, he would not be able to escape. He cursed fiercely: "You will die a horrible death!"

Before he could finish his words, the soul of the fox that was tied up by willow branches in mid-air twisted its body and immediately turned into smoke and dust, escaping from their sight.

The fox laughed. "You can't catch me! My escape skills are top-notch! It took a lot of effort for the people who sealed me up. Who do you think you are?"

Unexpectedly, the drifting smoke suddenly came back and condensed into a fox again. The fox was stunned for a moment and found that the scene in front of him did not change after he finished speaking. He couldn't help but look around to confirm.

After confirming it, the fox was shocked and angry, his voice trembling and hoarse, his tail hanging down behind him, no longer wagging, like a child who suddenly realized that the distant relative who picked him up from school today was not an elder but a human trafficker, his pupils trembled, and he asked loudly: "What on earth did you do to me?"

Li Baili raised her hand and patted the fox's furry face, making a slapping sound. She sneered and said, "As you can see, we intend to make you die a miserable death. Do you have any last words?"

The fox realized that he might not be able to escape, so he twisted his body and said, "Please don't kill me! I am willing to return to the seal and never cause you any trouble again!"

Li Baili shook her head: "It's too late, it's useless. If you don't agree, we can send you back. It's nothing."

After he finished speaking, he smiled, as if he heard someone was going to take his things and give them to him as a gift.

The fox stiffened and said, "I know a contract. I can tell you that I am willing to be your slave."