Sensing the rapidly approaching, icy aura behind him, Hua Changle's mind stirred.
She leaped to the left, and Kazmir immediately gave chase.
The distance closed rapidly. Kazmir reached out, and the person who was right in front of him was suddenly pulled away by the vines that had been wrapped around his right side.
In an instant, the distance widened again.
Kazmir stared at the green vines, and instead of being angry, he laughed: "Very good, very good, a superpower innate!"
It's quite something that something like this could be hidden right under his nose!
Hua Changle knew, of course, that she couldn't shake off Kazmir with her cleverness, but she couldn't beat him right now, and she didn't have time to get entangled with him.
As she created some distance, she connected with Hua Yuezhi's communication system: "Locate me! Kazmir is with me!"
"Choo choo choo!"
Three more ice shards grazed his waist and fell into the ground.
Hua Changle suspected that Kazmir was deliberately playing tricks on him.
She rushed forward, and suddenly, a slab of ice appeared in front of her.
Hua Changle gritted his teeth, twisted the vines together, and silver-purple lightning quietly climbed up the vines, crashing into the ice shards.
The ice shards shattered with a crack, and Hua Changle smashed through the fragments, continuing forward.
"Hmm?" Kazmir was taken aback. "You've got some skills!"
His ice shards are primarily for attack, and his defense isn't particularly outstanding, but even a typical sixth-tier superpower would need extremely powerful attacks to break through them.
But Ah Jiu's few skinny vines didn't look like they had "excellent attack power" at all, yet they broke through his ice shards in one go!
Kazmir glanced at Biein, who was already fighting the people from the region in the sky, and his eyes darkened slightly:
"I don't have time to waste with you."
He directly activated his supernatural power, and the icy blue light flowed, instantly transforming into hundreds of sharp ice shards. The ice shards arrayed around him, resembling a killing formation that could topple the sky and plunging the earth.
He pointed forward with his palm, and hundreds of ice shards shot out simultaneously!
Hua Changle realized what was happening and turned around, only to be met with deadly ice blades.
She was too slow to dodge this attack!
"combine!"
Hua Changle gave a soft shout, and four vines surged forward, weaving into a net.
Sharp ice shards fell, and torrential rain pounded on banana leaves.
The vines only held up for a few seconds before cracks appeared again.
The thought of using lightning right under Kazmir's nose lingered in his mind, but he ultimately suppressed it.
She retracted the vines—her supernatural companion had shattered three times in one day; even with her rapid recovery, her body couldn't withstand such destruction. If the vines shattered again, she would shatter too!
Without vines, one can only rely on physical skills to dodge.
However, the remaining ice shards were dense and extremely fast, making it impossible for Hua Changle to completely dodge them.
She dodged and retreated, using the surrounding alien creatures to block most of the ice shards, but even so, she still had several bloody scratches on her body.
With all the borneol falling, Hua Changle lost his chance to escape.
She was panting heavily when she threw away the alien creature that she was using as a shield and looked indifferently at the people not far away.
Kazmir stood there, ice shards swirling around him, and the surrounding alien species retreated.
Why are you running?
As Kazmir spoke, he looked Kazmir up and down, as if he were recognizing him from all angles.
Hua Changle sensed his gloomy tone and obediently replied, "My legs wouldn't obey me just now."
"ha!"
Kazmir's eyes seemed to say, "You're ridiculous," before his expression turned slightly cold: "A disobedient lackey should be broken!"
Hua Changle raised his hand to cover his forehead: "Oh? Where's the dog? There are only lobsters and crabs here..."
“Delaying time won’t help,” Kazmir said coldly.
Hua Changle shrugged: "You brought up this topic, I was just answering politely."
Kazmir narrowed his eyes, his gaze scrutinizing: "Aren't you afraid of me?"
"...Guess why I said my legs wouldn't obey me?"
Kazmir stepped forward: "I came here to kill you."
"Originally?" Hua Changle caught the key point. "And now?"
Kazmir's lips curled slightly: "I now think that you're more afraid of losing yourself than of death."
Hua Changle's expression suddenly turned cold.
"You're scared." A few muffled, pleasurable laughs rose from Kazmir's chest.
"When you betrayed me, you should have been prepared to pay any price."
"Kazmir".
"Um?"
"But it sounds like you're the one who's more afraid."
Kazmir's smile froze abruptly, a storm brewing in his eyes: "Little dog, provoking me won't do you any good."
Hua Changle pursed her lips slightly and said, "Just consider this my last bit of conscience. I'm just making you realize why you hate me."
"It's not that the puppy is disobedient, it's that the puppy never belonged to you."
"Your puppy isn't here. Kazmir, stop fooling yourself and being a fool."
The joy of flowers never belonged to Kazmir; so-called betrayal was always an illusion.
Kazmir's eye muscles twitched with tension, and the anger in his cold blue eyes seemed to want to devour him.
Hua Changle understood his anger.
Because, from her perspective, the "illusory betrayal" is, in Kazmir's viewpoint, not so much unforgettable, but still a significant one.
Though pale and cruel, Hua Changle still uttered those words once more:
"Kazmir, we are not on the same side."
Kazmir suddenly charged forward, and four ice shards were entangled by four vines, revealing two faces breathing in each other.
"Why!"
His tone was particularly harsh.
Unable to control the swirling ice shards, Hua Changle abruptly flung them away and retreated.
Kazmir persisted: "Answer me!"
Why stand by those hypocrites!
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