Chapter 139 Chapter Nineteen

Seeing that the two of them were about to face down, they both hit the bottom of the cave. Da Kui let out a long and miserable cry. The coachman struck out with both palms upwards. Lian Xing and Da Kui only felt a strong palm force supporting them. Lian Xing took advantage of the support of the coachman's hands, twisted his waist forcefully, hugged Da Kui suddenly, and landed firmly on the ground. Da Kui was so frightened that he was covered in cold sweat.Standing on the ground, it took a long time to recover. Everyone looked at Da Kui with a smile. Da Kui wiped the sweat from his forehead with his hand, and said, "Grandma, I escaped death again this time. It seems that I belong to the cat family and have nine lives."

Lian Xing chuckled, and said, "If it wasn't for this big brother's help, you would lose even eighteen lives." Da Kui stuck out his tongue, walked up to the coachman, gave a deep salute, and said, "Thank you for saving my life." up. The coachman smiled slightly and said, "What's the point of worrying about some trivial matters?" Da Kui shook his head and said, "My life is a trivial matter to you, but to me, it is the top priority." Everyone smiled. Jackson laughed and said, "Big Kui, your lightness kung fu is so good that you can jump off by yourself without using a rope?"

Da Kui spat hard on the ground and said, "What a fart. I was forced to do nothing." Then, he told everyone about his encounter with the white cloth zombie. Jackson said in a low voice, "Could it be that there are ghosts here?" As he spoke, he couldn't help showing fear on his face. Lian Xing shook his head and said, "How can there be so many ghosts? I feel that someone is manipulating the white cloth zombie." Guo Tianbao nodded, and said: "Brother Lian is right." After a pause, he said: "Maybe it's the old woman who is the owner of the camel."

Yue Tiannan frowned, and said: "Let's ignore this for now. Brother, I think we'll go to the underground royal tomb to investigate first. What do you think?" This last sentence was for everyone.