Chapter 191 - Drain Your Soul (2/2)

“…Okay” Na Shui froze for ahad already walked out of the inn

He bluntly took the five soldiers’ Cri soldier over one of their backs like a dead dog Then, he leapt on the horse

The Crimson Blood Horse was indeed worthy of its nanize Lin Ming as itsju him off

Lin Ming coldly snorted and cla pressure being applied to it It couldn’t withstand this force, and alesture

The Crier dared to resist

Lin Ming didn’t think that such a beast would be so difficult He looked at the Na sisters and said, “You ride this horse”

Lin Ming pulled off the soldier and jumped on another horse Na Yi and Na Shui leapt up onto the Crimson Blood Horse This time, the Crimson Blood Horse didn’t resist

Like this, the group of four rode the two horses away

The Crimson Blood Horse was very fast They were several ti at full speed In an hour, they cale 100 miles out The Southern Wilderness was vast, and the terrain was very cole, it would be very hard to look for them Even an army would find it difficult to find someone

After Lin Ming arrived at a glade, he threw the soldier onto the ground like a knapsack He turned to Na Yi and said, “You two, look for some soft mud and spread it on the Crimson Blood Horses The red color is simply too visible out here”

“Mht” Na Yi said

Lin Ming turned to the soldier He had many questions he wanted to ask him Not only did he want to know about Blackwater Swa And, most importantly, he wanted to find some infor wanted to make sure that it was a true Flath of the Fire Worm Shaman

To Lin Ming, thepart of the Fire Worm Tribe was this eternal flame

But seeing the soldier’s jeering face, Lin Ming realized that it wouldn’t be so easy to extract this information from him

This desperado was usually one of the most difficult characteristics to deal with Even under torture it would be difficult to pull anything from his mouth

Lin Ming took out a dagger fro He squatted down in front of the soldier and said, “I have several things I want to ask you If you are willing to answer, then I will let you go”

“Let hed as if this were the funniest joke that he had ever heard “I don’t even want to live Why would I need you to release me? This father has killed countless people in his lifeti now is just fine!

“You take out a little dagger to torture me, and you think this ork? How funny When this father was tor on your mother’s tit! You want this father to tell you where the ly painful places are on the human body? Would you like this father to tell you just how tofor death?”

The soldier arrogantly shed, his aan to crack It was as if the soldier had seen so, and he paled

At this ’s eyes had turned into immeasurably deep, black vortexes

The corners of the soldier’s an to twitch, and with a sudden pitiful scream he rolled onto the floor In just half an incense stick of time, the soldier had been turned into a sweatyvisions in his mind It was as if an endless nu this pain made him wish he was dead

“How did that taste? I don’t need you to tellfor death; I havesomeone”

Lin Ming had gone extremely easy on him If he had displayed the full power of the Sa soldier would have already turned into a blathering idiot

The soldier couldn’t so had made him wish for immediate death

Lin Ming’s lips curved upwards in adevil The soldier felt his heart go cold The ’s eyes He had no pupils Rather, there was nothing but black spiraling vortexes, as if there was an endless void within him

“You… what did you just do?” The soldier had lost all of his composure In his opinion, this youth in front of his was no longer human

“Nothing I just drained a part of your soul” Lin Ming leisurely said “Every huoes onto reincarnation However, if the soul is lost, then it will be annihilated, and you will not be able to be enter the Saht? That is your soul’s ive you one , then I will drain your soul and your mind, so that you will not enter the Samsara!”

Lin Ming was justrandom stories up to scare him But his words were just like the whispers of a devil Once the soldier heard them, he was scared out of his mind

The people of the Southern Wilderness had religious beliefs In the tribe, the theocracy was often stronger than the kings or lords of the tribes A tribe’s highest leader was often a Shaman, Witch God, or Sorcerer Envoy, but it was never the chief

The belief of reincarnation was firrained within the hearts of the people

“What nonsense! You think that I’d believe that?” The soldier put on a brave front, but inside he was cowering in fear

“Believe it or not, what is your choice?” Lin Ming wickedly s vortexes like before, slowly spinning around They simply did not look like human eyes