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Li Rui felt that time was not enough to waste, turned around and kicked off towards the main door.
However, in just a couple of breaths, he had already exited the door, secretly relieved in his heart. That feeling just now was truly unbearable; how could such a thing happen?
Little did they know, upon seeing the situation before him, he froze in place. Where was this?
Li Rui was filled with countless doubts, surrounded by a vast expanse of ocean, while this palace stood here like an island. Wanting to walk out was simply absurd.
In the next second, hurried footsteps came from behind. Li Rui certainly knew whose footsteps they were.
Yet he didn’t dare turn his head to look.
"I have released you from your restraints; you are free now. Go wherever you want!"
Li Rui stood there in shock. This guy just wanted to toy with him; it was truly frustrating, and he didn’t know what to do about it.
If only he could give her two slaps right now, Li Rui thought about going up and doing just that.
"Come on! I'm waiting for you here! Hurry up and slap me!"
Li Rui was already overwhelmed with frustration, forgetting that this guy could read minds; it was really...
Then the Red Dragon stood right in front of Li Rui, an unprecedented aura suddenly erupted, leaving Li Rui bewildered. That kind of pressure made it impossible for him to move, even breathing became somewhat difficult.
He couldn’t even lift his head.
"Kneel down."
At that command, Li Rui's mind went blank; he had no idea what was happening. Moreover, it felt as if there was a strange force compelling his knees.
He was not afraid of this kind of power at all.
"Hmm? Not kneeling? Kneel down!" The Red Dragon shouted once again.
However, Li Rui remained unmoved, as he knew that kneeling would have a profound impact on his future path. He recalled someone who had once said that no matter how strong the person in front of him was, they were still made of flesh; there was no reason to kneel.
"You think you're so tough, huh? Still not kneeling! I want to see what you're capable of!"
With that, the Red Dragon raised her hands, and Li Rui felt as if his entire body was being pressed down by a thousand times gravity, crashing straight to the ground.
Yet his knees still did not touch the ground.
Seeing this situation, the Red Dragon became furious; perhaps in the next second, Li Rui would be in trouble.
"You're quite the player! I want to see just how tough you really are."
As soon as she finished speaking, she suddenly sat on Li Rui's body.
This kind of humiliation was something Li Rui had never experienced before. He didn't know where the power came from, but it surged forth and sent the Red Dragon flying.
Li Rui himself was confused, feeling dazed and not even knowing what he was doing.
The Red Dragon was even more bewildered; how could Li Rui suddenly become so powerful? It seemed as if a force of "primal energy" that had never been unleashed before was now erupting.
At this moment, a strength he had never possessed before exploded forth; perhaps his current body was no longer Li Rui's.
Meanwhile, Li Rui walked forward slowly, completely unafraid of any pressure.
The Red Dragon tried to probe into everything within Li Rui's body, but little did she know it was all blank. She was extremely frustrated; what on earth had happened to this guy?
With a loud "bang," Li Rui froze in place, collapsing to the ground without even using any skills! Once again, he fainted.
Red Dragon was equally perplexed; how could this be explained?
For some reason, Red Dragon's heart suddenly trembled, as if she felt an inexplicable fondness for Li Rui. This feeling had never occurred before, and now it was...
"Damn it! Now I have to take care of you," Red Dragon murmured, a faint smile on her face, not even knowing what she was smiling about.
Li Rui was completely dazed, wandering in his own consciousness like a soul without awareness, not even knowing what his name was.
"Li Rui!" Suddenly, a voice called out.
Li Rui jolted awake. Who was calling him? What was happening? He had suddenly fainted on the spot.
After a while, Li Rui sat up in confusion, looking at everything around him. His head throbbed painfully, unable to piece together what had just happened.
Suddenly! Red Dragon appeared right in front of him, wiping sweat and asking if he was okay. This startled Li Rui greatly; goosebumps covered his entire body, and he couldn't say a word.
Instinctively, Li Rui stepped back. This person had nearly annihilated him on the spot! Of course, he had to take some necessary precautions.
"What are you afraid of?"
Li Rui chuckled; such words could really be said. A woman's thoughts were truly unpredictable; one could never know when she might change her demeanor.
Li Rui remained silent, sitting there when he suddenly realized something was missing.
"Did you take my stuff?" Li Rui couldn't help but ask.
"I actually want to ask you if your name is Li Rui."
Li Rui nodded slightly, indeed, from the very beginning, he had never revealed his name. What puzzled him even more was how Red Dragon knew his name.
"This thing is yours, right?" Red Dragon smiled and took out a Silver Ball from his hand, then handed it to Li Rui.
Then Red Dragon pulled out another identical item. Li Rui rubbed his eyes repeatedly; this...
He simply could not understand what was happening right now, how these two items suddenly appeared.
"Could it be that you can duplicate things?" Li Rui asked in confusion after taking the Silver Ball from Red Dragon.
"Ha! There are only these two Silver Balls down here, no others. Perhaps you don't know that these two are Outer Xuan Silver."
Li Rui stood there in shock. Outer Xuan Silver was not an ordinary item; it was limited to ancient times. Why did his mother have a piece back then, and why did Red Dragon have one now? This...
"They were originally meant to be paired. Just look at the dragon patterns on them; you can tell, can't you?" Red Dragon murmured, and for some reason, a hint of shyness suddenly appeared on his face.
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