????There is probably no other woman in this world who is so stubborn and optimistic.

He tightened his embrace, feeling the frost on her body slowly receding. Her head tilted on his shoulder, and her breath as clear as a mountain spring reached his nose, a scent that made him addicted.

He hugged her body tightly and slowly stood up, with cold arrogance and twisting in his thin lips. He slowly descended from the city wall, the fluttering corners of his clothes trembling slightly, and there was a bit more coldness in his eyes. Their hair was gently entangled, and it actually formed the appearance of a shared heart knot.

He held her in his arms like a god and gently left the City of the Dead. Looking at her tired and cold sleeping face, anger roared in his eyes. At this moment, order in the City of the Dead had been restored, and the wronged souls were now wandering around. The soul-hunting dog raised its little paws, looked at the man in purple, and suddenly shouted, "Where are you taking Jiuxi!"

Ming Ye suddenly turned around. His appearance was stunning, unparalleled in the world. His pupils suddenly contracted, and the coldness in his eyes seemed to freeze everything. With a hint of contempt, he said, "Return to the zombie world."

He had always been a man of swift and decisive action. Although the snake demon had escaped, he had beaten him half to death. The threat to the underworld had been resolved. However, when he was passing through the Ghost Gate, a monk in a cassock blocked his way. Looking at the unconscious Jiuxi, Ksitigarbha's eyes flashed with pity and said, "Corpse King...you should keep Jiuxi."

Mingye clenched his arms, his icy eyes filled with a suffocating chill, his body radiating waves of captivating murderous aura. He said coldly, "Oh? Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva wants to stop me? Just now, when Jiuxi was injured, which turtle cave was Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva hiding in?"

The words were full of sarcasm.

Ksitigarbha's expression remained unchanged, but the rosary in his hand suddenly fell to the ground. Ksitigarbha suddenly smiled and said, "Forget it, Corpse King, you can go now."

Whether it is fate or misfortune depends on the fate of these two people.

Ming Ye, who originally thought that he would have a fight with Ksitigarbha, was slightly stunned at this time, but he still ignored the surprise and looked at the sky, muttering for a few moments. Then, an orange-red flame suddenly appeared, and the cry of the phoenix was heard. The Flame Phoenix slowly descended from the sky, and even lowered its huge head. Ming Ye understood in his heart, and with one rise and fall, he landed steadily on the back of the Flame Phoenix.

The direction the Flame Phoenix flew towards was naturally the distant Zombie Realm.

Gusts of wind and snow swept through the Demon Palace, and amidst the falling snowflakes, a woman gradually emerged. In her arms, she held a python spitting blood. The python's eyes were still filled with viciousness. The Snow Girl's pretty eyebrows knitted together slightly, and she asked worriedly, "Master, how are you?"

Blood still flowed from the corner of the python's mouth. It said, "Send me to the cave in the back mountain."

"Yes, my lord."

As soon as she finished speaking, the Snow Girl carried the python and flew towards the stone cave in the back mountain. The python was actually very heavy, but there was no sign of fatigue on the Snow Demon's face. She had only one goal, which was the stone cave in the back mountain.

The python's head was heavily placed on the snow demon's shoulders. The patterns on its body were stained with blood, making it look very miserable. The stone cave in the back mountain was originally Huaying's place, but after Huaying died, Luo Yun occupied the cave.

The Snow Girl slowly approached the cave with the python. Every corridor in the cave was hung with terrifying poisonous snakes, and even the ground was covered with snakes. The sound of dripping water became clearer and clearer. The Snow Girl finally bypassed the circles of poisonous snakes and walked into the stone chamber.