Psychic Queen: Beware of ghosts in the harem

Chapter 122 Ghost Appearance Flashes 3
The scar was a bit hard, but it was not a thick layer, as if it was just a thin piece of skin.She could feel that after touching the scar, although it was still painful, the scar could really be removed a little.

She tried it carefully, and with her fingertips, she removed a place about three or four millimeters in diameter.

"Oops, be careful." Ye Ruchen looked anxiously, after the black blood scar fell off, the wound actually started to bleed again.

Baitang bit her lip tightly, feeling the pain from the initial poisoning spread again.

At that moment, the pain was so painful that I could hardly breathe.

"Baitang, look, the bleeding has stopped again." Ye Ruchen watched curiously as her wound bled, and the blood turned black again and gradually solidified.

Baitang looked at the wound in frustration, and the result of the treatment after a lot of struggle, unexpectedly returned to normal.

She sighed: "Forget it, you'd better wait for it to disappear slowly."

Baitang was so angry that he pulled down his sleeves, "Don't worry about it, it's ugly, it hurts, it's good if you can sign up."

Ye Ruchen stood up quietly, "I'm going out first, you should have a good rest."

"Well, I'll call you if something happens."

When you are alone, you can still think about things quietly.

rest?Can't rest yet.

Only at night is the most free time for her. If she doesn't take this opportunity to continue experimenting with what she remembers, the things in the ancient book must not change in front of Yun Jia during the day.

Poison...is there really no antidote...

While recalling, she looked at the small scar on the table that was easily overlooked by the dim candlelight.

It was the dead of night when there were no ghosts or anyone disturbing.

However, when he was meditating, there seemed to be a shadow flashing past quickly.

Baitang was startled in his heart, he scratched his head suddenly, but he didn't see anything, as if it was just his own hallucination.

She stood up, looked around the room, and felt that there was nothing in the room.

That shadow was too faint to be close to her.

She looked at the window that was still open, walked lightly and poked her head out.

It was as dark outside as ever, except for a little moonlight, no artificial brightness could be seen.

(End of this chapter)