Quick wear: the host is really floating

Chapter 147 The Desert Emperor and the Dragon Princess (34)

The old king and queen quietly followed behind Xue Zhi, and they walked for a long time before arriving at this old playground.

Iliad, who was following Xue Zhi, sensed something was wrong in an instant. There seemed to be a lot of people here.

He frowned, and when he was thinking about how to remind Xue Zhi, Xue Zhi had already stepped into the amusement park.

Xue Zhi learned a lot of magic, plus she was able to tame dragons, so she was a little different from ordinary people, so she noticed something was wrong the moment she stepped into the amusement park.

Her beautiful eyes narrowed slightly, and when she raised her eyes, she saw the witch Lisa standing above and Staly looking at her with a proud face.

The crowd hiding in the dark saw that Anna really appeared, and when they were about to take out their cameras to take pictures, the young princess stopped where she was with a half-smile.

When Duke Liszt saw her, he was overjoyed, and was about to walk over when he heard the girl raise her head against the wind and say:
"I've heard of you for a long time, Lisa the Witch."

Lisa, who was dressed in a dark purple witch costume, raised her pointed chin, and her purple pupils were full of evil spirits, "You don't need to say hello to me, Princess Anna should be the one to meet first."

Xue Zhi looked up at her expressionlessly, then suddenly raised his hand and blew a loud whistle in the next second, the dragon flute hanging on Lisa's waist buzzed, restless.

The witch's expression changed.

In a moment, four or five giant dragons appeared in the sky full of stars.

A low dragon chant resounded through the sky, and a huge dragon flew towards the ground, and quickly landed in front of Xue Zhi.

The young princess was wearing a black dress with long soft golden ties tied up high. She looked heroic. She looked up at Lisa and slowly sneered, then turned over and climbed onto the dragon's back neatly.

"The person I want to meet is you, Miss Lisa." The girl in black riding on the dragon's back was bathed in the starlight, the broken hair on her forehead was blown by the wind, her profile was beautiful and elegant.

Everyone standing below the playground was suddenly startled, looking at the girl's beautiful side face in a daze.

At the same time, the cat steward also rushed to the scene at this moment, and there were groups of elves not far behind him.

The girl rode the giant dragon around the sky above the playground, the dragon roared angrily, Xue Zhi closed his eyes, and let the breeze gently blow her long curly blond hair.

Xue Zhi stretched out his hand and muttered a spell silently, a beam of light hit Lisa along the palm of his hand, "Thief, you stole Iliad's things, shouldn't you return it?"

The cat steward's eyes widened suddenly, and he looked up at the girl with blond hair blown flying while riding a giant dragon.

... Well, he suddenly felt that His Majesty the Emperor was right this time.

Lisa has learned magic for hundreds of years, so how could she be easily hit by her.

The dark purple figure flashed lightly, and the witch's evil face looked at the girl in the air slightly ferociously, "Iliad? Let him fetch his things by himself, what are you, dare to beg for him?"

Xue Zhi's eyes flickered slightly, and his eyes fell on the dragon flute on her waist, his tone was bitingly cold, "I've settled it for him!"

After she finished speaking, she raised her hand again, and another whistle resounded through the sky.

The giant dragons that were circling and moaning in the air suddenly became agitated, and they all accelerated towards the witch.

Lisa's purple pupils shrank sharply, and as soon as she raised her hand, she grabbed the dragon flute at her waist.

Suddenly, a gust of wind came from her ears, and the moment Lisa turned her head, a girl riding a dragon appeared in front of her.

The hand was suddenly empty, and the girl's clear and cold voice came from the air, "The stolen things should also be returned to their original owners."

(End of this chapter)