coobybook Chapter 216 Town Revenge Battle 2
Chapter 216 Town Revenge Battle 2
In their eyes, the vine-like plant seemed like a judge descended from the world of light, carrying a sacred and inviolable mission.
The radiant light emanating from them left them nowhere to hide, filling their hearts with endless fear.
That light was like a sharp blade hanging high, ready to fall at any moment and sever their dark destiny.
"Big brother, we really can't beat her, what should we do?"
A dark henchman scrambled up to the little leader, his voice trembling with tears.
His face was filled with fear, and his eyes were filled with despair.
The leader gritted his teeth, unwilling to give up, and said, "Let's retreat first! Go back and tell the boss about this, and let him figure out a way to deal with this girl. I can't swallow this!"
Hua Ye Man, seeing the panicked state of these dark minions, did not lower her guard in the slightest.
She knew that these dark forces would not give up easily and that she had to always be ready to fight.
She wielded her vine weapons in front of her, creating streaks of light and shadow, forming an impenetrable defensive barrier to prevent the dark minions from resorting to desperate measures and launching a frenzied counterattack.
Light and shadow flickered and danced in the air, as if weaving a great net of light, protecting the vines and the townspeople behind them.
At this moment, a relatively agile dark minion took advantage of the lull in the battle between Flower Leaf Vine and the other minions to stealthily approach her from the side, attempting to launch a surprise attack.
He held a pitch-black dagger in his hand, its surface gleaming with an eerie light, as if concealing endless malice.
A sinister glint flashed in his eyes as he moved with light, swift steps.
Like a wolf lurking in the shadows, every step is cautious yet full of aggression.
Just as he thought he was about to succeed, and the dagger was about to pierce Hua Ye Man, Hua Ye Man keenly sensed the movement behind her.
She swiftly dodged to the side, her movements light and agile, like a butterfly fluttering in the air.
At the same time, the vine weapon in his hand swiftly coiled around the arm of the dark henchman like a serpent.
With a strong pull, the dark claws lost their balance and lunged forward.
Hua Yeman swiftly launched a kick, precisely striking his chest and sending him flying several meters away.
The dark minions traced an arc in the air before crashing heavily to the ground, raising a cloud of dust.
"Hmph, you think you can hurt me with your little tricks?" Hua Yeman said contemptuously, her eyes revealing disdain and confidence.
Her voice was clear and firm, echoing in the air like a resounding bell.
Seeing this, the other dark minions panicked even more, and their attack became increasingly chaotic.
However, the young leader was unwilling to accept defeat.
He shouted, "Hold on! Listen to my command, we'll attack from different directions together and see how she handles it!"
Under the command of the minor leader, the dark minions reorganized their attack.
They split into several directions and cautiously approached the vines, attempting to encircle them.
Their footsteps were slow and cautious, as silent as nocturnal animals, yet their eyes revealed a hint of ferocity and determination.
Hua Yeman calmly observed the enemy's movements, quickly calculating a countermeasure in her mind.
As the dark minions drew near, she suddenly leaped high into the air, her movements light and agile, like a phoenix spreading its wings and soaring into the sky.
The vine weapon in his hand released an even more dazzling light, which spread outwards as if it were a tangible substance, instantly dispelling the surrounding darkness.
She spun rapidly in the air, and light spread outwards from her center, forming a huge halo.
The light wheel spun rapidly, emitting a buzzing sound, as if it wanted to shred all the darkness.
"May the light shine upon all!" Hua Yeman shouted, his voice resounding through the sky like the roar of a god.
Wherever the halo went, the dark minions were struck by the light, letting out painful cries.
Some were directly blasted away by the light, their bodies flying backward like cannonballs, crashing heavily to the ground and raising a cloud of dust.
Some were burned by the light, their skin emitting wisps of blue smoke, writhing in agony on the ground and letting out pitiful howls.
The howl echoed in the air, like a dark lament.
After a fierce battle, the dark forces were ultimately unable to withstand the storm-like attacks of the Flower Leaf Vine and fled in disarray like a defeated tide.
Their figures appeared so small and disheveled in the smoke and dust.
Some ran while glancing back, their eyes filled with fear and apprehension, afraid that the vines would catch up.
He ended up crashing headfirst into a tree, clutching his head and yelling in pain.
He was still muttering, "Ouch, that hurts so much! What bad luck!"
Some people, in their rush to run ahead, pushed and shoved each other, causing several to fall to the ground and roll around in a chaotic mess, like ants on a hot pan.
The people in the town, whose eyes had been filled with despair, had their hope rekindled, as if they had seen the dawn in the darkness.
They gathered around, deeply grateful to Hua Yeman, their eyes filled with admiration and gratitude.
That gaze was filled with trust and reliance on Hua Yeman, as if she were their savior.
"Our savior! If it weren't for your timely appearance, we wouldn't know what to do! The entire town would probably have been destroyed by these demons!"
An old woman, tears welling in her eyes, shed tears like a broken string of pearls as she tightly grasped the hand of the vine-like flower.
It was as if they had grasped at a straw.
Her hands were calloused and trembling slightly, marks left by the passage of time.
"Little girl, you are our hero! Your courage and strength give us hope!"
A young man excitedly waved his fist, his face beaming with admiration and his eyes filled with worship for the vine.
His eyes were firm and bright, as if he saw hope for the future.
"There's no need for such formalities, everyone. It's all I should do," Hua Yeman replied with a smile.
His eyes showed concern. "However, the dark forces will definitely not give up. They will come again. Everyone must be careful and not let their guard down."
Her smile was warm and friendly, like the spring sunshine, bringing comfort and peace of mind to people.
Amidst the expressions of gratitude from the crowd, Hua Yeman did not forget her original aspiration.
She knew that this was just a small episode in a long journey, and finding her sisters was her primary goal and her unwavering belief.
That belief was like a lighthouse, guiding her in the darkness.
So she started asking people around her about her sisters.
After some questioning, they finally learned from an elderly man with white hair that the sisters seemed to have gone towards a mysterious temple of light.
"The Temple of Light?" Hua Yeman's heart skipped a beat. This was the place the mysterious Taoist priest had told them to gather at.
Perhaps the sisters also realized that this temple was crucial to fighting the forces of darkness, which is why they went there resolutely.
"Old man, could you tell me more about the Temple of Light? Any detail could be crucial to me."
Hua Yeman blinked her bright eyes and asked anxiously, her eyes filled with both worry and anticipation.
Her eyes, like the twinkling stars in the night sky, were full of longing and determination.
The old man slowly said, "The Temple of Light has always been a mysterious place. In our legends, it contains powerful light energy and is the source of light."
"But I don't know the exact location or the situation inside."
"All I know is that your sisters went in that direction, child. You must be very careful when you go."
"It is said that the place is full of unknown dangers, and if you are not careful, you may fall into a place of no return."
As the old man spoke, he gently patted Hua Yeman's shoulder and looked at her with concern.
His eyes were filled with concern and worry, as if he could see the many difficulties that Huayeman was about to face.
"Thank you, sir. Don't worry, I will be careful. I've kept your reminder in mind."
Hua Yeman said gratefully, with a sweet smile on her face.
But in his heart he thought, "It's a good time to go find my sisters and the mysterious Taoist priest."
Her smile, like a blooming flower, brings warmth and strength to people.
Having bid farewell to the townspeople, Flower Vine and Little Blue Charm embarked on their journey once more. What kind of danger awaits them this time?