Raising My Children With My Personal Spatial Ability Chapter 1760: Really Forgot

Chapter 1760: Chapter 1760: Really Forgot

Anything could happen, especially in an unfamiliar plane, so naturally, she had to be even more cautious.

Although both she and Qian Jiyun bore important ident.i.ties, they had just taken over Huayan Peak and Wulong Mountain, and their cultivation levels had not yet caught up.

If they encountered any formidable characters within this plane, they would not be their match.

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Outside, having not traveled far, the Young Sect Master of the Evil Sect and his two companions could not hold on any longer and collapsed to the ground.

As they vomited blood continuously, they all knew that they had fallen victim to someone’s scheme, someone who wanted their lives. They sat down on the spot, trying to circulate their Original Soul energy to force the poison out of their bodies.

But it wasn’t that easy. Although the Original Soul energy wandered throughout their bodies, they couldn’t sense even a trace of poison.

Then, the Young Sect Master, whose cultivation level was relatively low, vomited another mouthful of blood. This frightened the two elders so much that they dared not meditate any longer and quickly stepped forward to check on the Young Sect Master’s condition.

“d.a.m.n it, who dares to make a move on us, don’t they know we’re from the Evil Sect?”

The fifth elder cursed softly while checking on the Young Sect Master, convinced they had been tricked at the tea stall they had just visited.

He found it odd—this deserted wilderness had a tea stall that conveniently offered all kinds of pastries. It seemed to be waiting just for them. The poison must have been in either the tea or the pastries.

“If the chief elder finds out who did this, I will take his life!” the Ninth Elder said fiercely, with bloodshot eyes.

He took out a porcelain bottle from his chest, poured out three medicinal pills, and gave one to the Young Sect Master and the fifth elder, then hastily took one himself.

However, it was of no use.

Shortly after taking the medicinal pills, they started vomiting blood again. The three of them grew extremely angry, their complexions ghastly, all wishing they could kill someone.

But at that moment they were helpless and could only sit there, full of fear, not knowing what to do. They were clueless about the nature of the poison and why it caused them to continuously vomit blood.

“Even the Fourth Grade Detoxification Pills are ineffective, what kind of poison is this?” the Ninth Elder exclaimed, striking the ground fiercely in frustration.

“Don’t you have a Sixth-Grade Detoxification Pill on you? Hurry up and take it out,” the fifth elder said.

Upon hearing this, the Ninth Elder glared at him.

If he had a Sixth-Grade Detoxification Pill, he would have used it by now; why would he wait until now?

“Have you forgotten that during our last trip to Immortal Spirit Mountain, we used up all the Sixth-Grade Detoxification Pills? I don’t even have a Fifth-Grade Detoxification Pill on me now,” he reminded the fifth elder.

That last visit to Immortal Spirit Mountain had drained their Sixth-Grade Detoxification Pills in an instant, and they had not had the opportunity to replenish their stock.

The fifth elder raised his hand and slapped his forehead forcefully, sighing deeply.

“I truly forgot.”

“Can you two… not be so calm? We’ve been poisoned, poisoned!” The Young Sect Master said, frustrated as he listened to the two elders chatting casually, as if nothing was wrong, spitting out another mouthful of old blood in anger.

He was the one who had been poisoned, almost at death’s door, yet these two were so composed. What did they mean by that? Did they wish he would just die sooner rather than later?

Though he may have been somewhat negligent, he was still the only son of the Sect Master of the Evil Sect.

Were they really going to watch as he died inexplicably? Without Sixth-Grade Detoxification Pills, they should be searching for an antidote. If they stayed here, they really would be just waiting to die.