Disbanding is Your Problem, Why are You Crying About the Four Beauties of Yuling School?

After Wang Weidong finished speaking, he glanced toward the other side and his brows raised immediately. Good grief, several Young Women and that Giant Tiger were also heading toward the blood pool!

He suddenly became anxious. This! Surely the same situation wouldn’t happen again, right?

However, even if the same situation occurred now, it wouldn’t matter. After all, the Dragon Qi was already so thin it was almost invisible. Even if they absorbed more, there wouldn’t be anything left to absorb.

Sniff, sniff. The Six-Winged Sky Tiger looked at the blood pool in front of it, sensing the scent of blood within the pool. It came to the side of the blood pool, lowered its head, and drank a few mouthfuls of the pool water.

”Old Zhong, look, that Giant Tiger over there is drinking the pool water.” Wang Weidong said vigilantly.

”Let it drink. How much can it possibly drink? It’s not like it could drink the blood pool dry, right?”

Although Zhong Jiaxing said this, his gaze was also fixed on the Six-Winged Sky Tiger. A while later, Zhou Lingxue looked at the blood pool water. ”Eh? Look, everyone, the color of this pool water seems to have faded a bit!”

This one sentence! It was like a heavy hammer! It struck everyone’s hearts! Especially the hearts of Wang Weidong and Zhong Jiaxing!

They suddenly looked up at the blood pool! Then! Their eyes widened, simply unable to believe what they were seeing!

It was true! The color of the blood pool had really faded! What was going on?!

Yin Luoqing watched the Six-Winged Sky Tiger, which was still drinking water. ”It must be the tiger!”

”It’s because it drank too much water!”

Hearing Yin Luoqing’s words, everyone cast their gaze toward the Six-Winged Sky Tiger. Roar?! The Six-Winged Sky Tiger, which was in the middle of drinking water, was also stunned. It suddenly raised its head to look back.

”Awoo!” ”Awoo!” It barked twice in succession, appearing extremely aggrieved, as if it were saying, ”It wasn’t me! It really wasn’t me!”