The Good for Nothing Seventh Young Lady

The three members of the Silver Hands looked at one another and saw the answer in each other’s eyes.

In a ash of cold light, the three members of Silver Hands pierced their hearts with the swords in their

own hands at the same time.

There wasn’t a single struggle, there wasn’t a single plea.

They chose to use death without the slightest hesitation to keep the secret in their hearts. The devils

would only get their corpses each time; they would never hear any information from their mouths.

Even if it were only one word, they would be stingy in opening their mouths.

Bright red blood bloomed beneath the three men, quietly moistening the parched earth.

They knew very well that since this mysterious devil man could approach them without them noticing, his

strength must surely be beyond their ability to cope with. Continuing to struggle would only give the other

party more time to torture them and extract intelligence.

Therefore, they chose to die.

“Damn it! Human beings are crazy!” Astonished, Hei Jiao looked at the three members of the Silver Hands

who had died before his eyes. He would never have thought that humans could be this decisive.

In the previous battle between gods and devils, it was clearly not the case!

He didn’t even see any of the pleading, crying, nor panic that should have surfaced from these human

beings.

Tian Jue once said that the human beings in the Desert City were all like madmen, bent on seeking their

own death. Hei Jiao still thought it was ridiculous. Wasn’t it the human habit to drag out an ignoble

existence? How could they give up the chance to live?

It was not until now that Hei Jiao realized that Tian Jue was telling the truth.

This group of human beings, whom they had always despised, had really changed.

Left without any clues, Hei Jiao was very annoyed. He remembered the human being caught by the

demon beast and felt a glimmer of hope in his heart. But just after he had the demon beast y down, he

saw that the captured member of the Silver Hands had already bit his tongue. His white clothes were

dyed with dazzlingly red blood. His head hung down slightly and the corners of his mouth seemed to be

smiling with relief.

“Crazy!” Hei Jiao ung his sleeves. To think that this would be the result, even after successfully capturing

some human beings. He really found it hard to accept.

“I don’t believe that human beings have really changed their temper! Keep looking!” Hei Jiao hadn’t given

up yet. He believed that he would always nd those humans who were afraid of death and would honestly

give the information he wanted.

Hei Jiao took the demon beast to quickly leave and nd his next target.

The four members of the Silver Hands silently fell in a pool of blood. Just like that, their lives were gone

with the wind.

A long time later, three small and living magical beasts emerged from beneath the three members of the

Silver Hands. They looked like ordinary rabbits, but they were somewhat dierent. They snuggled up to

their masters’ sides. Their white fur was dyed red with blood, and they reluctantly rubbed their master’s

cold cheeks.

After a few moments of tenderness, they knew that the masters who had been with them for a long time

had died.

The blood-stained magical beasts suddenly rolled on the dirty soil until their originally smooth and neat

fur became lthy and indistinguishable from the earth. They then returned to the side of the members of

Silver Hands. One of the magical beasts grabbed a small wooden card from its master’s clenched hand.

On the wooden card were engraved the distorted and shallow words, “Division of troops”.