(one)

If Li Bai chooses again, he would rather resist the imperial edict. What crime should he be punished if he disobeys the imperial edict? Anyway, he is the only one left in the Li family. Even if he dies, Li Bai would not die in the desert.

In the desert, the night you see is not the night, nor the day.

In the direction Li Yuanfang pointed, a black sand wall connected the ground and the sky. The sky and the earth seemed to be integrated. The sand wall moved rapidly, and nothing was spared wherever it went, even the saxacum that was close to the ground or the poplar that once stood firm.

Black sand is not swallowing all things, but the heaven and earth.

Li Bai began to regret that he shouldn't have compassion just now. He joined forces with Li Yuanfang to fight for more than a hundred horse thieves. Even if he was in danger of being injured, he should be able to kill them all. However, now he is in a desperate situation.

With the light skills of the two, it might be possible to escape the sandstorm successfully, but the escape lasted for several hours made them exhausted.

Li Bai shouted: "Run quickly."

The two of them used their light skills and jumped out dozens of feet, but they were hard to raise their true energy anymore. They could only slow down their speed and ran with two pairs of flesh legs. The sand wall was moving faster and faster with the wind.

Li Bai only felt the sound of wind in his ears, but it was not his lightness and wind, but the sand wall was getting closer and closer to them, and the sand had poured into his collar, mouth and nose. He didn't dare to look back, but felt his whole body was suppressed, and a huge rock was pressed on his chest, and his lungs were like a ball of fire burning, and it was about to explode.

Li Bai vaguely saw a broken wall in front of him and shouted: "Here! Low!"

The two of them leaped behind a half-person-high wall, clasped their fingers tightly at the bottom of the wall, and their bodies were tightly attached to the ground.

(two)

The sand wall roared over the broken wall, and Li Bai's ears were trampling by his horse, chimes, cymbals, and drums were noisy, and it seemed that he was about to lose consciousness.

After a long time, Li Bai struggled to get up, and his eyes were bright. Looking around, the sandstorm had passed, the scorching sun was in the sky, and the desert was silent. Endless yellow sand reflected the sunlight, shining brightly. Li Bai hurriedly lowered his head and dared not look directly. Seeing that Yuan Fang's whole body was buried under the sand, he only poked his head out, shaking like a rattle, his big eyes were fascinated by the sand, and he couldn't help but feel funny in his heart.

The two of them had already thirsty lips cracked. Li Bai wanted to pull Tu and pull Li Yuanfang out, but he saw that his hands had just pressed the broken wall tightly, and his fingertips were bleeding.

Li Yuanfang stood up barely and looked at Li Bai and smiled at him. He could not make any laughter. Now in this desert, camels, dry food, and water have been lost. Even Li Bai's wine gourd is empty. In less than a day, the two of them will die of thirst here.

Before Li Yuanfang could stand firm, she suddenly raised her arm with a "ouch" sound, and her arm was swollen like a piece of skinless winter melon. Li Bai saw a scorpion with a round belly that was lying on Li Yuanfang's arm as big as a little finger.

(three)

Li Bai knocked down the scorpion and saw two more on his cuffs.

He pulled Li Yuanfang up and jumped onto the broken wall. Li Yuanfang kept screaming in pain. The two looked at their feet again. There were countless scorpions spread on the ground one meter away from them, and they were covered in darkness.

Li Bai whistled to the sky and thought to himself: Today is God who wants to defeat me!

He pulled Li Yuanfang and started running wildly again. Both of them were at the end of their strength and could not use their light skills. If they continued like this, not only would they be unable to save their lives, but even the internal strength that had been hard for more than ten years would be destroyed.

The large scorpion was also chasing the scorpion. It was walking through the sand like a flat ground. Countless scorpions crawled forward, and hundreds of scorpions rushed to the back of the scorpion crawling in front. After this, it rolled back into several scorpion balls, and the faster it rolled. Li Bai turned around and almost vomited.

I don’t know how long I ran, but Li Bai lifted the last bit of remaining true energy in his body and jumped with Li Yuanfang. His eyes turned dark and he fainted without any strength.

(Four)
Chapter completed!