Chapter 128: Back to the Past (5)
When Yun Meng arrived next to Guisha, she was first attracted by the long and hideous scar on Guisha's face. She reached out and gently touched the scar, her eyes full of heartache under the mask.
"Please, save him."
Yinyin's voice instantly awakened Yunmeng, who was immersed in sadness. She immediately came to her senses, moved her hands away from Guisha's face, took out a small bottle from her arms, poured out the pills and put them into Guisha's mouth; then she immediately checked Guisha's wound, and when she opened Guisha's clothes, Yunmeng was surprised to find the white cloth wrapped around his left shoulder. Suddenly, an ominous premonition came to her mind, and she quickly opened the clothes to below her shoulders, and then quickly untied the white cloth...
When the wound of the ghost was exposed to the air, Yun Meng's face turned pale instantly, and he took a breath of cold air and couldn't help but exclaimed: "This is it!!"
Yinyin cast a puzzled look at Yunmeng, hoping to get an answer. Shan Zhen at the side asked: "Is there anything wrong?"
Shan Zhen had obviously just discovered that Guisha had sustained additional injuries, which surprised him a bit, but he couldn't see anything strange about it. It was just a new wound on the old site, at least that was what he saw. At this time, Feng Jingyi also came over, and like Shan Zhen, she had no idea about Guisha's injuries.
Yun Meng did not answer, but half of her face was clearly pale, and her hands moved in a flustered manner, as if she was at a loss.
"How could this happen?" Yun Meng's tone was still beyond description by panic. It was as if she couldn't believe what she saw. It was impossible to ignore the real anxiety she showed.
Yinyin, Shan Zhen and Feng Jingyi were confused by Yunmeng's reaction. They could feel that something was wrong from Yunmeng's anxiety, but they couldn't figure out why. What was going on?
"What's going on? Tell me!" Because of Yin Yin and Shan Zhen's personalities, it was Feng Jingyi who broke the deadlock. She asked Yun Meng anxiously, while also being wary of her.
Yun Meng completely ignored Feng Jingyi's loud questioning and continued to mutter: "It's not like that, no...it won't happen, how could it be..."
Yunmeng's voice was only intermittent, and her words could not conceal her panic.
After looking at Yunmeng, she turned her gaze to Guisha. It would not have mattered if she hadn't looked at him, but when she did, she found that Guisha's face had turned purple at some point, and black blood was constantly flowing out of the corners of his mouth. Yinyin was immediately startled and said in horror: "Master Kui!!"
This sound diverted the attention of the other three people. Seeing the situation of Guisha, Shan Zhen frowned, as if he was very puzzled. He subconsciously reacted that in addition to Yunmeng's poison, it was probably due to the influence of an old illness; Feng Jingyi's reaction was similar to Yinyin's. She almost exclaimed, but she forced herself to suppress it; Yunmeng came back to her senses from the repeated panic, and did not feel too much about the changes in Guisha. It should be said that she seemed to have expected it.
"You can save him, right? Why don't you save him?" Yin Yin cried towards Yun Meng. At this moment, her heart was filled with anxiety, fear and terror. Having witnessed many life and death situations, she knew what the change of Guisha represented, and she also felt it to some extent from Yun Meng's words. Therefore, Yin Yin certainly could not accept that the people around her left her like this, but she still did not forget that there was someone who could save the situation, and that person was Yun Meng.
Yunmeng had already come to her senses because of Yinyin's words. Of course, she wanted to save Guisha, but how? When she saw Guisha's injury, she realized the situation and it was beyond her expectations. She knew better than anyone that Guisha had amazing recovery ability. If it was just an ordinary wound on Guisha's shoulder, it should have healed after these days, but the wound not only did not heal, but was no different from a brand new one, so she immediately guessed the reason; Yunmeng had known that Guisha was injured, and she also knew that even if Guisha had amazing recovery ability, it would be impossible for the wound to heal immediately, because there was a special poison on the weapon that injured him, and that poison also came from her hands, the purpose was just to contain Guisha and not give Guisha time to heal, so that she could get close to him; Yunmeng knew that if it was Guisha, he would sooner or later solve the poison, but what Yunmeng never expected was that when the poison was not solved, her sword happened to hurt the old wound, and the two poisons were different, and this difference was just enough to be fatal.
The poison in Guisha's old wounds would make it impossible for the wound to heal. After a long time, the wounds would fester and would also slowly devour the victim's body. However, Yunmeng knew that this would be useless to Guisha. Even if she wanted to cure him, it would take some time. Therefore, when Yunmeng knew that Guisha was injured, she immediately went out to look for him. She wanted to find him before Guisha was completely cured, so that she could have a good talk with him. As for the poison in the new wounds, it was completely different from the old ones. It was Yunmeng's special one. She always used it on her weapons, so people injured by her sword would not die immediately but would be cured. As time went by, the poison caused death; to be clear, both poisons can be cured, so even if Yun Meng knew that Gui Sha had been poisoned for a long time, she would not hesitate to stab Gui Sha with the sword, because she could help Gui Sha completely cure both poisons; but the accident still happened. If the injuries were different, Yun Meng would be sure, but once the two poisons were mixed together, they would turn into another poison, a highly toxic poison that even Yun Meng was not sure she could cure, and Gui Sha's new injury happened to be in the same place as the old injury, and the wounds were connected together, which meant that the most unwilling and least likely thing happened after all.
